Join us for a morning of entertaining and enlightening tales about Glen Echo through the years. This will be a walking and talking tour with stories from Park Ranger Kevin Patti, MayField Piper, Andrew Wilson, and more. Our tour will end at Gleaner's Song for Glen Echo exhibition in the Popcorn Gallery with a short story from exhibiting artist Alice Momm and the reading of selected tales from park visitors.

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Join us Saturday, February 22 from 6:00 - 8:00pm for an Artist Talk with members of The Exposure Group speaking on their exhibition The Colors of Life. Featured artists include: Sandy Adams, RiShawn Biddle, Bonita Bing, Cleveland Bryant Jr, Zandra Chestnut, Jeanine Cummins, Rick Dean, W. Bruce Fagin, Sharon Farmer, Maurice G. Fitzgerald, Gail A. Hansberry, Marvin T. Jones, Karl Rudd, Edward Savwoir, Francesca Scott, Michael G. Smith, Derrick Tabor, and George Dalton Tolbert, IV. 

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The Park View Gallery presents HICCUPS, a solo exhibition by artist Anna Child. This exhibition, made possible by funding from the Maryland State Arts Council, directly follows a lengthy print residency at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. HICCUPS includes watercolor monotypes the artist made while in residence, in addition to a collection of paintings completed in late 2024.

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The Park View Gallery presents HICCUPS, a solo exhibition by artist Anna Child. This exhibition, made possible by funding from the Maryland State Arts Council, directly follows a lengthy print residency at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. HICCUPS includes watercolor monotypes the artist made while in residence, in addition to a collection of paintings completed in late 2024.

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The Park View Gallery presents HICCUPS, a solo exhibition by artist Anna Child. This exhibition, made possible by funding from the Maryland State Arts Council, directly follows a lengthy print residency at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. HICCUPS includes watercolor monotypes the artist made while in residence, in addition to a collection of paintings completed in late 2024.

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The Park View Gallery presents HICCUPS, a solo exhibition by artist Anna Child. This exhibition, made possible by funding from the Maryland State Arts Council, directly follows a lengthy print residency at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. HICCUPS includes watercolor monotypes the artist made while in residence, in addition to a collection of paintings completed in late 2024.

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The Park View Gallery presents HICCUPS, a solo exhibition by artist Anna Child. This exhibition, made possible by funding from the Maryland State Arts Council, directly follows a lengthy print residency at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. HICCUPS includes watercolor monotypes the artist made while in residence, in addition to a collection of paintings completed in late 2024.

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The Park View Gallery presents HICCUPS, a solo exhibition by artist Anna Child. This exhibition, made possible by funding from the Maryland State Arts Council, directly follows a lengthy print residency at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. HICCUPS includes watercolor monotypes the artist made while in residence, in addition to a collection of paintings completed in late 2024.

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The Park View Gallery presents HICCUPS, a solo exhibition by artist Anna Child. This exhibition, made possible by funding from the Maryland State Arts Council, directly follows a lengthy print residency at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. HICCUPS includes watercolor monotypes the artist made while in residence, in addition to a collection of paintings completed in late 2024.

Hours & Information >> | Park Map >>

The Park View Gallery presents HICCUPS, a solo exhibition by artist Anna Child. This exhibition, made possible by funding from the Maryland State Arts Council, directly follows a lengthy print residency at Virginia Center for the Creative Arts. HICCUPS includes watercolor monotypes the artist made while in residence, in addition to a collection of paintings completed in late 2024.

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