WASHINGTON, Conn.— The Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens is accepting applications to exhibit art at the park in 2027. Interested artists can apply through Jan. 31.
Since opening to the public in 2016, the park has featured dozens of local and regional artists in rotating exhibitions each year. Its light-filled space offers a versatile setting for all types of artistic styles and mediums. A steady stream of visitors provides artists with valuable exposure to new audiences.
“I am forever grateful for the opportunity to have shown my work this past season at the Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens,” said Jeff McCracken of his experience exhibiting at the park in the spring of 2025.
“I can’t say enough about this exquisite art venue and the amazing support they provided—from the nominating committee, to the board, and those who tirelessly administer to the daily responsibilities of overseeing the success of each art show, the experience was beyond my wildest expectations,” McCracken summed up.
Artists can submit an application by filling out this form. For more information, visit the park’s website at judyblackpark.org/application-to-exhibit-1.
The mission of The Judy Black Memorial Park and Gardens is to create a gathering place in Washington that invites friends and neighbors to relax, learn, play and share all the community offers. As the literal and figurative town square, it hosts community events such as outdoor movies, a seasonal farmers market, rotating art exhibits, live music, theater readings and productions, book talks, lectures, children’s arts and crafts, holiday celebrations and much more.
To learn more about ongoing programs or how to make a donation to support the park’s mission, visit judyblackpark.org. To stay up-to-date on current happenings at the park, sign up for our monthly email newsletter. Visit the park in person at 1 Green Hill Road, Washington Depot, CT.