Trinity's Community Gallery and Parkside Cafe

June Gallery Exhibit

The June featured artist in Trinity's Community Gallery is Springfield artist, Janet Masciotra. The exhibit, called "FAUNA - A Gallery of Wildlife", features works in oil, colored pencil, and water color.

Gallery Information

Interested artists are invited to e-mail gallery-cafe@trinityspringfield.org.

The gallery is open Sundays from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. and Monday-Friday from 10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m.

Future Exhibits:

June 2025 - Confirmation Class June 1, then Janet Masciotra

July/August 2025 - Trinity Community Exhibit

September 2025 - Agawam Community Artists & Artisans

October 2025 - Joyce Donovan, photography

November 2025 - Scantic River Artisans, mixed media

December 2025 - Paul Hetzel, Photography

January 2026 - Boar's Head Festival

February 2026 -

March 2026 - Lorrin and Nicole Baker, Mixed Media

History of the Community Gallery and Parkside Cafe

Although Springfield boasts a number of cultural and educational organizations, there are few in this section of the city. Springfield residents spent far too much time in isolation during the pandemic and we see this "third space" serving as an anchor for community life. Our community needs a safe place of deep personal connections, community building, and creative sharing.

Trinity Community Gallery supports the art of local artists and Springfield Public School students.

Local artists are invited to inquire at gallery-cafe@trinityspringfield.org.

The cafe is currently a meeting place for fellowship hour on Sunday mornings with a vision of opening more days/hours to the public in the future. Locally roasted coffee by Monsoon Roasters in Springfield is freshly ground in the Trinity kitchen. Tea is also available.

Expansion plans are contingent on congregation and community support and involvement. Anyone interested in helping the gallery and cafe to grow and serve the wider community is asked to speak with Andrea or Vera or e-mail gallery-cafe@trinityspringfield.org.

Images of the Junel exhibit.