FALL 2025

Current Exhibitions

December 6–28, 2025

Repurposed Art

In recent years, cardboard recycling and repurposing has skyrocketed, as it is being used in ever more practical and artistic ways. Repurposed shines a light on the possibilities when we save this valuable resource from landfills and make use of it in place of traditional artistic mediums.

From material for sculptures, to canvases for painting, cardboard can live a second (or third) life as something new and wonderful. It’s a cheap, accessible, and environmentally-friendly way to create.

For this exhibition, created in partnership with Lackawanna County Arts & Culture, several prominent Northeastern Pennsylvania artists have utilized cardboard in unique and inspired ways, revealing the true potential of a material that is often overlooked in the art community. 

Yes Cardboard Can Be a Canvas, Travis Prince, Oil on Linen, 2025, Loan from the Artist

December 3, 2025–March 2026

Scranton to Scale: Don Clark’s Miniature Memories

In time for the holiday season, the Everhart presents an exhibition of Scranton in miniature, a recreation of Scranton landmarks derived from original blue prints and photographs, with assistance from some of the buildings’ original architects. 

The collection, created by Don Clark, is filled with Scranton history in intricate detail, from the Tiffany-designed owls above the entrances to the Scranton Times Building, to the writing on the facade of the Everhart Museum, to cement eagles surrounding the Lackawanna Train Station. It has made many stops along the way, beginning with the Keyser Oak Shopping Center in 1977, and going on to the Gertrude Hawk annex building, and the Mall at Steamtown.

This exhibition is made possible by Attorney Chris Munley, who purchased the collection and restored it for the benefit of the community.

October 31, 2025–October 2027

The Office Exhibition

In 2005, television audiences were introduced to a modest paper company in Scranton, Pennsylvania, and a cultural phenomenon was born. The Office didn’t just put Scranton on the map—it etched it permanently into the hearts of millions as the home of America’s favorite comedy series.

Now, 20 years later, the Everhart Museum is proud to present a first-of-its-kind exhibition that honors that remarkable connection. The Office Exhibition is an immersive experience featuring original props, interactive experiences, exclusive behind-the-scenes stories, and a nostalgic walk through all nine seasons. 

* There is an additional charge for this exhibition. For more information and registration, click here.

This exhibition is supported by Lackawanna County, the Lackawanna County Visitors Bureau, and the City of Scranton.