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Must-sees at the Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum of Art this season

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A rotating gif featuring: Photo 1, two women looking at Painting Paradise: The Rise of the Highwaymen exhibition at the AGB. Photo 2, Dale Chihuly, 'Clear And Gold Chandelier,' 1998. Photo 3, Shrouded in Mystery: Photographs by Stephen Althouse. Photo 4, Live music at the AGB

Admission is free, but members of the museum enjoy exclusive perks.

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The season for indoor activities is approaching, and the Ashley Gibson Barnett Museum of Art has lots to explore.

Free admission makes it easy to discover exhibits like:

Plus, check out the AGB’s calendar for special events + tours all season long.

Plan your visit

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