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ART GALLERY

Volunteers from the community form the Art Gallery Committee. They search out local East End talent and host exhibitions through the year.

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The Art Gallery, with special light-diffusing windows, offers a central bench for meditative appreciation of the works, and additional hanging space in the Shinnecock Room and the Main Corridor, demonstrate the commitment of the library to The Arts.

IN THE PRESS:

27 East: "Quogue Library Exhibition Will Focus on Early Paintings of Allan Bridge, Artist Who Created 'The Apology Line'"  11/11/2024

27 East: "Artist Rachel Sard Lets the Oils Choose the Subjects of Her Paintings"  7/17/2024

GALLERY PHOTOS:

CURRENTLY ON DISPLAY:

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The Gallery at the Quogue Library Presents...​

Quogue Historical Society House Proud: Quogue's Iconic Summer “Cottages”
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On display January 10th - February 20th​

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All are welcome to the Talk & Reception

Saturday, February 1st | 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM​​

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Quogue’s shingle-style summer “cottages” are, by far, the Village’s most

significant architectural resource. Built at the turn of the 20th century during an unprecedented real estate boom, today they comprise most of the remarkable

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250 buildings recognized in the Quogue Historic District.

 

The coming of the railroad in 1870 cemented Quogue’s popularity as a summer resort. By the 1880s, boarding house residents were in search of a more permanent seasonal presence. Roads were laid out south of Quogue Street with easy access to the bays, creeks, and ocean, landowners began selling off house lots, and a flurry of home construction began. The mark left on the Village is indelible.

UPCOMING: 

PAST EXHIBITIONS: