The Hopkinton Center for the Arts proudly presents our Annual Members’ Art Show, celebrating the creativity and talent of our vibrant HCA community. This year’s exhibition features a diverse selection of paintings, drawings, photography, printmaking, and wall-hung sculptures—each work a reflection of our members’ unique vision, voice, and spark.

All featured pieces were chosen by our guest juror, showcasing the exceptional artistry and range within our membership. Be inspired by the imagination and skill that define HCA’s creative community.

The HCA will partner with the Michael Lisnow Respite Center for a special three-week exhibition dedicated to the artwork created by adult artists with disabilities. Now in its 28th year, the Respite Center provides emotional and physical support for individuals with disabilities and their families.

The HCA is pleased to provide visual arts and ceramics classes for the Respite students throughout the year and to give them the opportunity to display their work in the Lotvin Family gallery.

This exhibit aims to honor the art of photography in all its forms, embracing the wide range of approaches and styles that photographers bring to the medium. By showcasing this diversity, we celebrate the creative spirit and the unique perspectives that make photography such a powerful art form.

Hopkinton Center for the Arts and 26.2 Foundation, 501(c)(3) organizations, invite artists to submit their proposal for a Winged Foot, a project celebrating the Boston Marathon.

Join us for the Marathon Quilters Quilt Show, celebrating 30 years of creativity, craftsmanship, and community. This special exhibition showcases stunning handmade quilts that honor tradition, innovation, and the art of quilting.Come celebrate three decades of beautiful work and the makers behind it.

Small works Fundraiser: HCA community members will donate a small work (8x10 and smaller) to be sold out of the gallery. Proceeds will go to the gallery to keep bringing great artists to our community.

The theme for this year’s Art in Bloom is For the Birds. This phrase, commonly used as an idiom, refers to something perceived as worthless, not to be taken seriously, of no value, or only believed by the gullible. For instance, one might say, “This party is for the birds—let’s get out of here,” to express a dismissive or irreverent attitude.

Memoir in Mugs is an intimate exploration of identity, resilience, and becoming. What began with a single, gifted mug—carried through seasons of motherhood, loss, and rebuilding—grew into a meditation on how stories live within ordinary objects. Each mug in this exhibition holds a poem and a moment: a memory, a fracture, a turning point. Quiet and layered, the work invites reflection and stillness, revealing how personal history can exist beyond words—and how stories themselves can become art.

Fountain Street Exhibition: Artwork from members of the Fountain Street Artist group will be curated by the director Rebecca Skinner, and Sarah Alexander.

Featured artists in this exhibit use patterns, shapes, and numerous pieces to create unified works of art. Their creative process involves combining individual elements—each with its own size, texture, and color—to construct something greater than the sum of its parts.