McDonough Museum of Art

10/06/2026

Starting next week you can stop by Bliss Hall to see this new exhibit after you visit us at the McDonough.

10/02/2026

Stop in before it ends! Galleries are open Tues-Sat 11-4.

09/23/2026

!!!!!

09/11/2026

Our friends across Wick Avenue.

A Winslow Homer masterpiece, a Norman Rockwell portrait of Lincoln, and an Albert Bierstadt vision of the Oregon Trail all hang under one roof in Youngstown, Ohio, and it costs nothing to see them. The Butler Institute of American Art opened in 1919 as the first museum in the United States built specifically to house a collection of American art. Industrialist Joseph G. Butler, Jr. commissioned the firm McKim, Mead & White to design it, and the resulting Italian Renaissance Revival building sits on the National Register of Historic Places.

Inside, the holdings top 20,000 works, ranging from early American portraiture to Abstract Expressionism, with a significant group of paintings by Robert Motherwell and work by Mary Cassatt. Homer's Snap the Whip is the signature draw, and William Gropper's Youngstown Strike ties the collection to the valley's own industrial story. Later additions broadened the experience: the Beecher Center, built with Youngstown State University, focuses on art and technology, while the Andrews Pavilion adds a sculpture atrium, gift shop and café. Known nationally as America's Museum, the Butler has operated without an admission charge since it opened. Have you visited the Butler Institute of American Art?

⭐Butler Institute of American Art
📍 524 Wick Avenue, Youngstown, OH 44502

09/04/2026

Come listen to Steve Ehret talk about his artwork on Wed 9/16 at 5pm

09/04/2026

Come listen to Steve Ehret talk about his art.

09/03/2026

Around Her, Its Always Eternity artists talk about their work and the exhibit.

Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

08/28/2026

YES