Woburn Public Library welcomes the opportunity to allow community groups and individuals to use the display and exhibit areas in the Program Room to encourage and support the civic, intellectual, and cultural pursuits of the community. Space is provided for displays of an educational, cultural, intellectual, charitable, or recreational nature and for exhibits of works of area artists and craftspeople. Displays of materials from the library’s collection and/or displays for publicizing library services, collections, or activities take precedence over external requests. If you are interested in displaying your artwork in the Program Room, please apply online.
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Carolyn Peary. October 1 – 31.Reception: Saturday, October 17. 12:30-2:30 PM. All are welcome.
Carolyn Peary is a Woburn-based amateur photographer whose work captures the quiet, fleeting moments that define the start of a new day. Her debut solo exhibition, First Light, is on display at the Woburn Public Library, October 1st thru 31st, marking the first time her collection has been presented to the public. A lifelong resident of the area, Carolyn has spent the last decade perfecting the art of landscape photography. Her creative focus centers almost exclusively on Horn Pond, a beloved local conservation area. Guided by the changing seasons, she arrives at the water’s edge before dawn, waiting for the precise moment when the sun breaks the horizon to transform the Massachusetts landscape. Carolyn’s photographs are celebrated for their vibrant color palettes, dramatic mist effects, and the serene stillness she captures on the pond’s surface. What began as a personal morning ritual has evolved into a profound visual diary of Woburn’s natural beauty. Through this exhibition, Carolyn hopes to inspire her neighbors to slow down, appreciate the environment, and find extraordinary beauty in familiar local spaces.
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