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Peg’s Gallery is a welcoming public art space where creativity brings people together. Through rotating exhibits, music, and cultural programming, visitors experience art that sparks reflection and deepens connection around mental health.

Located on Peg’s Campus in Hudson, the gallery offers a non-commercial, accessible setting designed for gathering, conversation, and shared experience. Admission is free, and all are welcome to engage with art in a space that values openness, dignity, and connection.

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Peg Morgan was born on September 5, and she loved a good dessert. Today, we honor her memory with bowls of ice cream and full hearts. ❤️

Happy Birthday, Peg!

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Peg Morgan was born on September 5, and she loved a good dessert. Today, we honor her memory with bowls of ice cream and full hearts. ❤️ Happy Birthday, Peg!

🎶 Peg’s and Grammy Award-winning Apollo`s Fire share a partnership built on a deep appreciation for world-class musical artistry — a relationship that has helped sustain one of Northeast Ohio`s most celebrated ensembles.

As we reflect on 25 years, we are proud to support the arts our founder, Peg Morgan, loved.

#ThinkBigger @apollobaroque

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🎶 Peg’s and Grammy Award-winning Apollo's Fire share a partnership built on a deep appreciation for world-class musical artistry — a relationship that has helped sustain one of Northeast Ohio's most celebrated ensembles. As we reflect on 25 years, we are proud to support the arts our founder, Peg Morgan, loved. #ThinkBigger @apollobaroque

For Kimberly Chapman, art is a way to tell stories that might otherwise be forgotten.

During our recent panel discussion, Kimberly reflected on her journey from the Cleveland Institute of Art to becoming a narrative artist, and how porcelain became a way to preserve the stories of women sent to asylums in the 1800s-1900s.

Stay tuned for more perspectives from our August 20 panel discussion, “Looking Back, Thinking Forward: Women and Mental Health.”

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For Kimberly Chapman, art is a way to tell stories that might otherwise be forgotten. During our recent panel discussion, Kimberly reflected on her journey from the Cleveland Institute of Art to becoming a narrative artist, and how porcelain became a way to preserve the stories of women sent to asylums in the 1800s-1900s. Stay tuned for more perspectives from our August 20 panel discussion, “Looking Back, Thinking Forward: Women and Mental Health.”

Last week, we welcomed local philanthropic leaders to Peg’s Campus to learn more about each other’s work, exchange ideas, and explore what might be possible together.

It was also a chance to consider who else could strengthen the conversation—and what we might accomplish together. #ThinkBigger

@clevefoundation @hudsoncommfoundation @knightfdn

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Last week, we welcomed local philanthropic leaders to Peg’s Campus to learn more about each other’s work, exchange ideas, and explore what might be possible together. It was also a chance to consider who else could strengthen the conversation—and what we might accomplish together. #ThinkBigger @clevefoundation @hudsoncommfoundation @knightfdn

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Artists interested in future exhibits or collaborations are encouraged to share their work with us through the submission form below.

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