Mezzanine Gallery

The Mezzanine Gallery is an elegant exhibition space for community artists to display two-dimensional work upstairs at the Norman Williams Public Library.

A volunteer Art Committee curates the shows that typically run for two months. We invite regional artists to apply to exhibit. Learn more »

Current Exhibit

Plein air Painters

“Painting Around Woodstock”

November & December 2026

Artists’ Reception: Tuesday, November 17, 5:30 pm

Poster for "Painting Around Woodstock" with a painting of a barn and of a washstation

Mary-Margaret Andrews
William Banks
Kate Cone
Marta Dansie
Susannah Davis
Kit Farnsworth
Elizabeth Howard
Bartlett Leber
Stephen Leslie
Rae Newell

Plein Air Painters are a local group based at ArtisTree, who have gathered to paint outside each Friday for many years from May through October.

Plein air – the French expression for “open-air” – goes back centuries, but was made possible by the introduction of paints in tubes in the 1870s and popularized by the French Impressionists.

When working outside, these painters closely observe the constantly changing colors, textures, and shadows as the light shifts, the wind blows, and water flows.

Mezzanine Gallery Exhibitors Application & Guidelines

Poster Gallery of 2026 Exhibitions