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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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25 Years of Impact

On View Now Through September 5Gallery Hours:  Monday – Wednesday 11 – 4 pmThursday – Saturday 11 – 7 pmClosed Sunday & Holidays 25 Years of Impact traces the evolution of a vision … Continued

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Past Exhibits

Some of the most important voices in mental health history are the ones we hear about the least.

This Thursday, August 20, Dr. Jennifer Bazar will join artist Kimberly Chapman, Dr. Doug Smith, and Jonas Thom for a community conversation exploring the people, policies, and histories that continue to shape mental health today.

We invite you to register at the link in bio.

#ThinkBigger #MentalHealth #BehavioralHealth

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Some of the most important voices in mental health history are the ones we hear about the least. This Thursday, August 20, Dr. Jennifer Bazar will join artist Kimberly Chapman, Dr. Doug Smith, and Jonas Thom for a community conversation exploring the people, policies, and histories that continue to shape mental health today. We invite you to register at the link in bio. #ThinkBigger #MentalHealth #BehavioralHealth

Finding a better path forward begins with understanding how we arrived here.

Join Dr. Doug Smith and fellow panelists Kimberly Chapman, Dr. Jennifer Bazar, and Jonas Thom on August 20 for a conversation exploring how history continues to shape today`s mental health system—and what we can learn from it.

Register today at ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/t35cz4fy.

#ThinkBigger #MentalHealth #BehavioralHealth

@admboard

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Finding a better path forward begins with understanding how we arrived here. Join Dr. Doug Smith and fellow panelists Kimberly Chapman, Dr. Jennifer Bazar, and Jonas Thom on August 20 for a conversation exploring how history continues to shape today's mental health system—and what we can learn from it. Register today at ➡️ https://tinyurl.com/t35cz4fy. #ThinkBigger #MentalHealth #BehavioralHealth @admboard

@namicommunicate has been part of Peg’s story from the very beginning, and more than 25 years later, we’re proud to continue walking alongside them.

Join us on September 19 for NAMIWalks Summit County to come together in support of mental health for all.

💚 Learn more and register to walk: https://www.namiwalks.org/summitcounty

#ThinkBigger

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@namicommunicate has been part of Peg’s story from the very beginning, and more than 25 years later, we’re proud to continue walking alongside them. Join us on September 19 for NAMIWalks Summit County to come together in support of mental health for all. 💚 Learn more and register to walk: https://www.namiwalks.org/summitcounty #ThinkBigger

History can feel distant until you realize it could have been your story.

Dr. Jennifer Bazar shares why “Eighty-Six Reasons for Asylum Admission: A Domestic Beginning” invites us to see the past through a more personal lens.

To hear the full conversation, join our panelists August 20 for Looking Back, Thinking Forward: Women and Mental Health. Register today at the link in bio, and tag a friend or colleague who would value this important conversation.

#ThinkBigger

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History can feel distant until you realize it could have been your story. Dr. Jennifer Bazar shares why “Eighty-Six Reasons for Asylum Admission: A Domestic Beginning” invites us to see the past through a more personal lens. To hear the full conversation, join our panelists August 20 for Looking Back, Thinking Forward: Women and Mental Health. Register today at the link in bio, and tag a friend or colleague who would value this important conversation. #ThinkBigger

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Artist Opportunities

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

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