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Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture

Partnership Gallery Exhibitions

Fri, Jun 5, 2026 – Sun, Jun 28, 2026
7300 Macarthur Boulevard, Glen Echo, MD
Price not available

The Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture's Partnership Galleries present three concurrent exhibitions from June 5 to June 28, 2026. At the Popcorn Gallery, the Art Glass Center at Glen Echo showcases "Visions and Voices 2026," a group exhibition of works in glass. At the Stone Tower Gallery, Leonard Jewler's "1960s Washington: Turbulence and Community" explores the social and political landscape of the capital during a transformative decade through photographs and related materials. At the Park View Gallery, Harry Pfohl's "Phoenix Recumbent & Rising: Washington’s East End, 1983-2000" offers a photographic survey of the city's eastern neighborhoods over nearly two decades. All three exhibitions are organized by the Glen Echo Park Partnership, which aims to present work by a diverse array of visual artists from the greater Washington area and resident artists at the park.

When: June 5–28, 2026.

Showtimes: Popcorn Gallery and Stone Tower Gallery are open Saturdays and Sundays, 12pm–6pm. Park View Gallery is open Monday through Saturday, 10am–6pm. All galleries are closed on Sundays except as noted.

Location/Venue: Glen Echo Park Partnership for Arts and Culture, 7300 MacArthur Blvd., Glen Echo, MD 20812.

Tickets/Pricing: Admission price is not listed; contact the galleries or check the park's website for current information.

Lineup/Exhibitions: Popcorn Gallery – Art Glass Center at Glen Echo, "Visions and Voices 2026"; Stone Tower Gallery – Leonard Jewler, "1960s Washington: Turbulence and Community"; Park View Gallery – Harry Pfohl, "Phoenix Recumbent & Rising: Washington’s East End, 1983-2000".

Run time: The exhibitions run continuously during gallery hours over the three-week period.

Ages: No age restrictions are mentioned; all ages are likely welcome.

Venue Note: The galleries are part of the Glen Echo Park Partnership, which also hosts artists talks and exhibition reviews online. For inquiries, email galleries@glenechopark.org or call (301)634-2222. Check the park's website for any holiday closures or special hours.

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