City Museum of Trenton’s ‘Ellarslie Open’ exhibit runs through Oct. 2
One of the largest art exhibits in New Jersey is on view for the public to experience, but not for much longer.
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Sep 23, 2022, 11:42 PM
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Updated 577 days ago
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313ds agoOne of the largest art exhibits in New Jersey is on view
for the public to experience, but not for much longer.
The City Museum of Trenton organizes the Ellarslie Open
each year. The exhibit is open to all artists to submit work to be selected,
showcasing a wide variety of work – most of which is by New Jersey and tri-state
artists.
The museum is free to enter and accepts donations. The
exhibit runs through Oct. 2.
News 12's John Bathke was there to take in the sights of the museum.
