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Weyers-Sampson Art Gallery at Thiel College

Museum
Greenville , PA
The Weyers-Sampson Art Gallery, located within the Howard Miller Student Center at Thiel College in Greenville, PA, serves as an integral part of the Art Department. The gallery provides an enriching venue for regular art exhibitions and presentations that are accessible to the general public at no cost. These exhibitions offer educational benefits not just for Thiel College's art students, but also for homeschooling families and community members interested in visual arts. Students have the opportunity to display their own works, engage actively with real-world art practice, and broaden their academic pursuits to include both theoretical and practical experiences in the arts.
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