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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

Peg`s has proudly supported the Cummings Center for the History of Psychology (@cchpsych) since its founding, helping establish what is now a @Smithsonian affiliate and one of the world`s leading collections dedicated to the history of psychology.

As part of our 25 Years of Impact exhibition, visitors can explore artifacts on loan from the Cummings Center that trace the evolution of mental health care in America. From the legacy of mental health reformer Dorothea Dix to objects that reflect life in state hospitals, these pieces offer a powerful reminder that understanding our past helps us build a more compassionate future.

@uakron #ThinkBigger

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Peg's has proudly supported the Cummings Center for the History of Psychology (@cchpsych) since its founding, helping establish what is now a @Smithsonian affiliate and one of the world's leading collections dedicated to the history of psychology. As part of our 25 Years of Impact exhibition, visitors can explore artifacts on loan from the Cummings Center that trace the evolution of mental health care in America. From the legacy of mental health reformer Dorothea Dix to objects that reflect life in state hospitals, these pieces offer a powerful reminder that understanding our past helps us build a more compassionate future. @uakron #ThinkBigger

Looking back on #NAMICon2026, one message continues to stay with us: We are enough.

Peg`s President & CEO Rick Kellar and NAMI CEO Dan Gillison shared that message by wearing their @weareenough bracelets throughout the conference. On opening day, Dan joined @blakemycoskie on the main stage for a conversation about lived experience and the importance of connection.

As Dan later reflected, "Mental health support begins with connection, honesty, and community." We couldn`t agree more. @namicommunicate

#ThinkBigger

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Looking back on #NAMICon2026, one message continues to stay with us: We are enough. Peg's President & CEO Rick Kellar and NAMI CEO Dan Gillison shared that message by wearing their @weareenough bracelets throughout the conference. On opening day, Dan joined @blakemycoskie on the main stage for a conversation about lived experience and the importance of connection. As Dan later reflected, "Mental health support begins with connection, honesty, and community." We couldn't agree more. @namicommunicate #ThinkBigger

@magicaltheatreoh brings together two areas that our founder, Peg Morgan, held most dear—arts and education. Their theatrical performances embody the belief that creativity is essential to human flourishing.

#ThinkBigger #ImpactPartner #MagicalTheatreCompany

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@magicaltheatreoh brings together two areas that our founder, Peg Morgan, held most dear—arts and education. Their theatrical performances embody the belief that creativity is essential to human flourishing. #ThinkBigger #ImpactPartner #MagicalTheatreCompany

In 2020, Rick Kellar, Tyler Norris, Paul Heller, and Joe Pyle came together with a bold idea: to elevate the need for high-impact mental health funding by bringing philanthropy together around a shared vision.

That idea became @Mindful.Philanthropy. Take a minute to hear the vision behind the movement.

#ThinkBigger #MindfulPhilanthropy #MentalHealth

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In 2020, Rick Kellar, Tyler Norris, Paul Heller, and Joe Pyle came together with a bold idea: to elevate the need for high-impact mental health funding by bringing philanthropy together around a shared vision. That idea became @Mindful.Philanthropy. Take a minute to hear the vision behind the movement. #ThinkBigger #MindfulPhilanthropy #MentalHealth

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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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