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Mobile Art Gallery

The Mobile Art Gallery is now open for the 2025 season! The Mobile Art Gallery can be found out and about from May through October. Watch for pop-up exhibitions and other activities as we visit various locations throughout the St. Croix Valley.

Developed in 2016, the Mobile Art Gallery exhibitions change from year to year, but its purpose remains the same: to engage people with an unexpected arts experience in an unexpected place and to expand people’s curiosity about artistic resources and opportunities in the region.

Sign up to volunteer at the Mobile Art Gallery here!

Full 2025 calendar! Watch for pop-up exhibitions and other activities as we visit various locations throughout the St. Croix Valley. *New dates may be added throughout the summer! Check back here or our socials for updates!*

May 17 / Belwin Bison Festival
July 10 / Members Show Opening Reception at ArtReach
July 18-20 / Lumberjack Days
August 1-3 / William O’Brien
August 23-24 / Walker Art Center
September 13 / Art at the Acreage
September 20 / Franconia Sculpture Park
September 26-28 / Spirit of the St. Croix
June 28  / Midsommardagen at Gammelgården Museum of Scandia
July 11-13 / Afton State Park
July 25-27 / Interstate Park
August 15-17 / Square Lake Park
September 6-7 / Art on the Kinni
September 21 / Nick Earl, River Valley Potters Sale
September 14 / Backyard Pottery Sale
October 3-5 / Rivertown Art Fair
Urban Area
Park/Rural Area
Take Me To The River Event

Previous Exhibits

Artwork, once captive has gone free and the 2024 season of the Mobile Art Gallery was supported by the St. Croix Valley Foundation and RBC Wealth Management Foundation. Thanks to Stillwater Collision and Mechanical for loaning a truck for the season.

Our Summer 2023 exhibit was In A New Light featuring photography by the youth of Northwest Passage.

In A New Light and the 2023 season of the Mobile Art Gallery is supported by the St. Croix Valley Foundation and RBC Wealth Management Foundation.


Due to Covid-19 restrictions in the summer of 2020, the live music performances by Blue Hazard were cancelled. In the spirit of supporting artists during the pandemic, ArtReach received permission from MRAC to use the grant funds that would have been used for the public performances to instead pay for the production of a new music video. Please enjoy!

This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the arts and cultural heritage fund.