CURRENT EXHIBITS
Bullpen Gallery
The Bullpen gallery highlights local and regional art through rotating exhibits.
The Ties That Bind
The Ties that Bind showcases the history and the people that were behind our county’s most storied industry.
1929 Strike: A Community Divided
1929 STRIKE: A Community Divided, explores the details of the iconic 1929 Loray Mill Strike.
Sculpture Garden
Located in the backyard of the Museum, the Sculpture Garden features 8 sculptures from local artists.
Hoffman Hotel Rooms
Experience the Museum’s Hoffman Hotel years by viewing three existing period rooms and a hands-on hotel room on the third floor.
Depot
One of the Museum’s primary art galleries, the Carolina & Northwestern Train Depot was built in 1903 and was moved to the museum in 1977.
Carriage House
The Daniel Stowe Carriage House is home to North Carolina’s largest collection of horse drawn vehicles.
Gathering Room
Discover more of Gaston County's rich and diverse history in rotating Gathering Room exhibits.
Loray Mill
Nicknamed “Spindle City”, Gastonia was the center of the southern textile industry in the early 1900s.
PAST EXHIBITS
Museum Collection
May 29 - August 18, 2018
The Artwork of Greta Marie Carlos
May 29 - August 18, 2018
Then and Now: Gaston County Through the Ages
May 26 - October 27, 2018
Artistry in Wood
October 14, 2017- March 31, 2018
May 27, 2017- March 3, 2018
World War 1: Hometown Heroes
May 21, 2016- March 4, 2018
Hallowed Ground: How We Remember Our Dead
October 7, 2015- March 5, 2016
A Stitch of Comfort: Quilting as an Art
January 30 - April 9, 2016
