We are proud to be a destination for arts and cultural programming in Geneva. Visit our lobby gallery to view curated exhibitions, open-call community shows, student work, and more. Our gallery’s mission is to bring informative and engaging exhibitions to our community and to promote the work of artists at all ages and stages of their careers, from local students to working professionals.
Visit our 2nd-floor exhibition space to view Freya, the head and tail of the Viking ship dating back to 1893.
You will also find captivating public art throughout the Library campus. Please see below for information on our public art program.
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In our 2nd floor exhibition space you will see Freya, the head and tail of the ship Viking that is currently on display in Good Templar Park on Geneva’s east side. Her journey to Geneva began when she sailed from Norway to the U.S. for the World's Columbian Exposition in 1893. The Viking’s popularity at the Fair touched off a worldwide fascination with Viking lore and culture, which we still see to this day. 
