American Association of Woodturners Galleries

The Gallery of Wood Art offers an often surprising and always engaging view of contemporary works created in wood and also features educational exhibits, a display of vintage lathes, and a gallery gift store offering turned items, books and DVDs.

Current Exhibit:
CODAchrome – a Snapshot of Craft in America
April 10th - August 7th

Breaking from our usual theme, the AAW Gallery of Wood Art is hosting an exhibit of incredible work selected by craft development organizations in the United States and Canada. Look for great textiles, glass, metal, jewelry, clay and more.

Get more information at their web site: www.woodturner.org

Landmark Gallery
The Landmark Gallery is closed until August for remodeling.
150 Years of Postal Service in Saint Paul -- photos, memorabilia and more. Open during building hours.

Uncle Sam Worked Here
An interactive interpretive exhibit that gives visitors a glimpse into federal courts, wartime activities, prohibition, Immigration and more that occurred in Landmark Center over the past 105 years. Open during regular building hours. To learn more about the exhibit or to schedule a guided tour click here.

Ramsey County Historical Society
Ongoing exhibition:
Henry P. Bosse's Views of the Upper Mississippi

Current Exhibit:
Where the Twin Cities Meet:
A History of the Intersection of University and Prior Avenues

The exhibit will uncover the intersections fascinating history and include numerous photographs, postcards, maps, drawings, advertising and commercial ephemera.  The Exhibit is free and open to the public.
For more information call 651-222-0701.

The RCHS Galleries (North Lobby) are open during building hours. www.rchs.com

The Schubert Club
The Gilman Ordway Manuscript Collection will be closed for the summer due to construction.
(The Museum of Musical Instruments will remain open.)

The Schubert Club has two gallery spaces in Landmark Center - the renowned Museum of Musical Instruments featuring historic instruments from bygone musical eras is located in the basement of the building, and the Gilman Ordway Manuscript Collection housing an impressive array of correspondence and writings from music's most avid minds is located on the second floor.
Info line: 651.292.3267 www.schubert.org