Rotating exhibits that bring new stories, artists, and history through our doors all year long.
The African American Communities of Gaston County, 1870s-1970s
This community curated exhibit explores the African American Communities of Gaston County through the lens of education, community, and inspiration.
Innovating Basketry for Generations to Come by Shakeeka Watts Brooks
Utilitarian and sculptural pine needle baskets.
A Cycle of American Time by Emily Andress
Four large acrylic paintings that explore American History in four cycles: the Spring, the Summer, the Autumn, and the Winter.
An interactive exhibit for children and families.
Run the Hoffman Hotel by managing your farm, growing food, cooking meals, and sharing what you’ve learned.
An NC250 exhibit funded by the Friends of the Gaston County Library.
Explores the commemorative themes of America250. Curated and designed by NC250.
Learn about the Hoffman Hotel and its function. Explore four hotel rooms frozen in time.
Explore the history of Gaston County’s textile history.
Located at the Loray Mill, the Kessel History Center explores the long history of one of the largest mills in Gaston County: Loyal Mill.