Current Exhibit
Visitors to the Healdsburg Museum discover changing exhibits of Healdsburg and northern Sonoma County history. Both didactic labels and interpretive panels provide descriptive information. New Audio Tour technology enhances the museum experience as visitors enjoy self-guided tours of the Gallery created by curatorial staff with narrator Elizabeth Holmes as the “Voice of Healdsburg Museum.” Temporary exhibits are curated by both professional staff and visiting curators assisted by skilled volunteers.
Museum Gallery is open free to the public Wednesday - Sunday 11:00 - 4:00 P.M.
“Healdsburg’s Artistic Heritage” Exhibit –Opens February 1st with 5:30 Gallery Reception
Showcasing 150 years of arts and crafts from the Healdsburg Museum’s collection, this colorful exhibit will feature a diverse range of historical creativity, all made by northern Sonoma County residents. The exhibit will include visually stunning examples of handcrafted decorative and practical art, much of it made by skilled and talented people who did not necessary consider themselves “artists.” Visitors will be able to view and appreciate works of photography, painting, quilting, wood carving, millinery (hat making), dressmaking, embroidery and fine needlework, doll making, sign painting, Pomo basket making, spinning, weaving, printing, barrel making, woodworking, calligraphy and more. Appealing to adults and children alike, this is an art exhibit for people who love history and a history exhibit for people who love art.
