The Boston Gallery
Located in the historic Boston area of Cuyahoga Valley National Park, the Boston Gallery is a flagship initiative of the Conservancy’s Arts in the Park program, enriching visitor experiences and strengthening community connections through visual, cultural, and performing arts programming in partnership with artists across Northeast Ohio.
Curated in partnership with the Museum of Creative Human Art (MoCHA), the Boston Gallery features rotating exhibitions of nature‑centric artwork, refreshed several times each year. These exhibitions invite visitors to connect with the environmental, historical, and cultural stories of CVNP, while encouraging artists to explore themes of climate change and social justice.
Wild Order: Studies in Natural Form features five contemporary artists whose work is inspired by the patterns and processes found in nature. Using painting, drawing, printmaking, mixed media, and sculpture, these imaginative works of art invite visitors to look closely and experience the natural world from a fresh perspective!
Opening Reception:
Saturday, Aug 29, 12:00 pm – 3:00 pm
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Visit the Boston Gallery
1565 Boston Mills Road, Peninsula, OH
Saturdays & Sundays, 11 a.m. – 3 p.m.
Parking is available at Boston Trailhead (1508 Boston Mills Road). Head left towards the Boston Store, and cross at crosswalk.
On Exhibit:
Wild Order: Studies in Natural Form
August 29 – October 25, 2026
Our Partner: Museum of Creative Human Art
Art presented in the Boston Gallery is curated through a collaborative partnership between the Conservancy for Cuyahoga Valley National Park and the Museum of Creative Human Art (MoCHA).
MoCHA is a non-profit organization in Cleveland, OH that nurtures independent and collaborative artistic production, helping artists of all backgrounds and ages to discover, refine, and express their talents. MoCHA has created a safe space for artistic expression, focused on art-based education and character development.
Thank you to the following patrons supporting the Conservancy’s Arts in the Park programming:
The Lehner Family Foundation
Kulas Foundation
Janice Matteucci and Parnell Tillotson
National Park Foundation
Larry and Sally Sears
Donald Shafer and Kathy Stokes-Shafer
Deb Yandala





