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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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Last month, members of the CEO Alliance for Mental Health gathered on Peg’s Campus for two days of conversation, reflection and connection. The retreat created space to step away from the day-to-day tasks, build relationships, exchange ideas and collaborate on the important work ahead.

#ThinkBigger

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Last month, members of the CEO Alliance for Mental Health gathered on Peg’s Campus for two days of conversation, reflection and connection. The retreat created space to step away from the day-to-day tasks, build relationships, exchange ideas and collaborate on the important work ahead. #ThinkBigger

What happens when the mental health safety net no longer has the capacity to provide care before someone enters the criminal justice system?

During our recent panel discussion, "Looking Back, Thinking Forward: Women and Mental Health,” Dr. Doug Smith reflected on how access to inpatient psychiatric care has changed over time—an important perspective on where mental health care has been, where we are today and the work still ahead.

#ThinkBigger
@admboard @neomededu

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What happens when the mental health safety net no longer has the capacity to provide care before someone enters the criminal justice system? During our recent panel discussion, "Looking Back, Thinking Forward: Women and Mental Health,” Dr. Doug Smith reflected on how access to inpatient psychiatric care has changed over time—an important perspective on where mental health care has been, where we are today and the work still ahead. #ThinkBigger @admboard @neomededu

During a recent visit to Peg’s, NAMI CEO Dan Gillison shared that “NAMI is the voice of lived experience.”

And lived experience is everywhere—in our towns, our neighborhoods and our communities. At NAMIWalks Summit County, we saw that come to life as our local community came together to walk, connect and support one another. 💚

#NAMIWalks #ThinkBigger

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During a recent visit to Peg’s, NAMI CEO Dan Gillison shared that “NAMI is the voice of lived experience.” And lived experience is everywhere—in our towns, our neighborhoods and our communities. At NAMIWalks Summit County, we saw that come to life as our local community came together to walk, connect and support one another. 💚 #NAMIWalks #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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