Arts & Culture

Burlington County is home to many exhibits that feature Fine Arts and Photography from all of over the region. 

The Smithville Mansion Annex Gallery is located on the second floor of Historic Smithville Mansion. It served as Hezekiah Smith's play room during the late 1800s. Currently it features a variety of juried art and photography exhibitions throughout the year along with a special show of selected works from the Burlington County Teen Arts Festival held each year in March. Information about upcoming exhibits can be found at the bottom of this page. Links to specific prospectuses are attached to the image prior to the intake dates.

The Workers House Gallery is looking to display textile-based exhibits (e.g. quilting, tilework/mosaic, glass, crocheting/knitting, needlework, jewelry, functional works, historical collections, etc.) and/or group/solo fine art exhibitions. Organizations and individuals are encouraged to apply. Click here to download an application.

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The Underground Railroad Museum celebrated its Grand Opening in February, 2017.  The museum is now located at 10/11 Park Avenue in Historic Smithville Park and is open for tours Friday-Sunday.  

The Warden's House Gallery, adjacent to the Burlington County Prison Museum in Mount Holly is home to the Hugh H. Campbell Art Collection.  Campbell's paintings and drawings chronicle the history of Mount Holly during the mid-20th century.