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Celebrate Three Years of Creativity at Gallery 610!

Last Updated 1/13/2025

Gallery 610, located within Village Antiques & Art at 610 14th Street West in Huntington, WV, is marking three incredible years of showcasing local and regional art. What started as a small space for creativity has blossomed into a dynamic gallery featuring group exhibitions, solo shows, and consignment works.
To celebrate this milestone, the gallery is launching an exciting exhibit, “Anything Goes,” running from January 16 to February 20. This eclectic showcase invites you to explore a diverse collection of art with no set theme—just the pure joy of creativity. Denise Poole, Curator, shares, “This exhibit is a way to include as many artists who’ve shown with us over the past three years as possible. It’s about celebrating together and having fun!”

Join the celebration at the Artists Reception on Saturday, January 18th, from 12 PM to 3 PM. It’s a chance to mingle with approximately 20 participating artists, admire their favorite pieces, and discover art ranging from prints to portraits—some fresh, others cherished classics. 

Most works will be available for purchase, but you’ll also find treasures from private collections. Don’t miss this vibrant celebration of art and community at Gallery 610!

For more information, contact Denise Poole at [email protected] or 304-617-8402.

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