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Kress Pavilion

Rotating Exhibits at 
Kress Pavilion

Ever-Evolving art in the Egg Harbor Library

Discover ever-evolving art at the Kress Pavilion Egg Harbor Library! Our seasonal rotating exhibits bring fresh perspectives from local and regional artists to the heart of the Village, offering visitors an inspiring experience with each visit. Free and open to all, these exhibits showcase a variety of mediums.

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A Walk in the Woods
A nature-inspired group exhibition celebrating the magic of Door County’s forests and trails.

February 7 – May 24, 2026
 
Opening Reception Feb. 12 from 5 to 7 pm

This exhibition brings together photography, glass, moss art, painting, and hand-carved wood to celebrate the textures, colors, and overlooked details of our local trails and natural spaces. Featuring photographs by Dave Heilman, blown-glass mushrooms by Chelsea Littman, moss art by florist-artist Tracy Melger, paintings by Helen Delguidice, photography by Arlene Stangler, and hand-carved walking sticks by John Cahill, the show reflects a shared reverence for the natural world. Many of the works highlight moss-covered forest floors, hidden mushrooms, filtered light, and intimate woodland details—encouraging viewers to slow down and notice the often- missed beauty beneath their feet. Together, these artists offer unique interpretations of nature, craftsmanship, and place. A Walk in the Woods is both a celebration of Door County’s natural beauty and an invitation—to wander, to notice, and to be inspired.

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Past Exhibits

Kress Pavilion

& Egg Harbor Library

Exhibit entry is always free. 

Building Open Hours: 
Monday - 8 am to 4pm

Tuesday - 8 am to 7pm
Wednesday - 8 am to 4 pm

Thursday - 8 am to 4 pm

Friday - 8 am to 4pm
Saturday - 9 am to 1 pm

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Support Public Art

Support the growth of Egg Harbor’s public art collection! Your donations of art or funds directly contribute to acquiring and showcasing works that enrich our community. Each piece added creates a lasting impact, inspiring locals and visitors alike. Join us in making art accessible to all through your generous support.

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