North River Arts Society upcoming events

Destination by Dianne Panarelli Miller (Saturday, October 17, 2026)

Sat, 17 Oct 2026 04:00:00 GMT

Join us in celebration of Dianne Panarelli Miller with "Destination" at the Jeanne Horan Gallery at Ventress Memorial Library, October 17 - December 5. Opening Reception on Friday, October 23, 5:30 - 7pm - We hope to see you there!

Masters at Work: Marshfield Senior Center Instructor Show (Thursday, November 05, 2026)

Thu, 05 Nov 2026 21:00:00 GMT

We are excited to announce a brand new Satellite Gallery - The Kathleen Riley Memorial Gallery! First to showcase at the gallery will be Marshfield Senior Center's own instructors, Jeanne Brouillette, Fred Dolan & Betty Rogers. The show will be on display at the senior center starting November 5th.

The opening reception is on Thursday, November 5th, 4:00 - 6:00PM

Jeanne Brouillette is a self-taught artist, currently working in watercolors. Her professional career as an educator has led her to teaching watercolor painting at the Marshfield Senior Center, where she enjoys nurturing her student’s creative journey.

Fred Dolan loves painting more than anything, except for his wife Joan. He has been painting for over 80 years. One of his favorite things is to help people get started painting. So many say "I can't even draw a straight line," but he says "You can paint — anybody can." After they get started he says, "See, I told you!"

Betty Rogers is an award winning Signature Artist of the New England Watercolor Society, a Gallery Artist at both the Plymouth Guild and the South Shore Art Center and an active member of the Duxbury Art Association and the North River Art Society. As both student and teacher, Betty has participated in the many opportunities for growth available to emerging artists in the region. She paints weekly with the Tuesdays Painters, en plein aire, weather permitting. Betty also has been the solo artist at Marshfield's Ventress Library and the Bumpus Gallery at the Duxbury Library Selected awards include First Place for Watercolor at the Kingston, Duxbury, Pembroke and North River Art Festivals. Contact: www.BettyRogersArt.com

2026 Marshfield High School & Middle School Art Exhibit (Thursday, November 12, 2026)

Thu, 12 Nov 2026 05:00:00 GMT

Marshfield High School Art Exhibit

We’re thrilled to collaborate with the talented students and faculty of the Marshfield High School and Middle School Art Departments to showcase an inspiring collection of photography, sculpture, and fine art!

Don’t miss the chance to celebrate the creativity and imagination of these young artists! The exhibit opens Thursday, November 12th from 6:00-8PM and will remain open during gallery hours through November 19th.

Gallery Hours:

Mondays - Thursdays, 9am -1pm

South Shore Scenes..and more... by Robert Beaulieu (Thursday, November 12, 2026)

Thu, 12 Nov 2026 05:00:00 GMT

We are excited to announce Robert Beaulieu's upcoming exhibition “South Shore Scenes..and more...”. It will be in the Dolphin Gallery at the Library in Hingham, MA from November 12 - December 3

No opening reception

ROBERT G. BEAULIEU a Scituate MA resident, graduated from the Paier School of Art in Hamden, CT and continued his education at the Museum School of Fine arts in Boston. Majoring in illustration, he turned his career toward design and advertising and was president/owner of his own agency in Boston for a number of years until "semi-retiring" to devote more time do his painting.

Primarily a Plein Aire painter, Robert has combined his ability to capture detail, atmosphere and light with the disciplines he learned through his foundation of academic work.

Enjoyment in meeting other artist, and those interested, Robert does a number of demos a year for numerous art associations. He teachs courses in Plein Aire, Basic painting and Portraits with the South Shore Art Center (Cohasset). With the Scituate Arts Association he hosts a monthly portrait/figure workshop.

He is President emeritus of the Scituate Arts Association where he created many artistic endeavors on the South Shore for the public, as well the purchase of the Front Street Art Gallery.