2026-01-28
Housatonic Camera Club unveils newest show
SALISBURY — The Housatonic Camera Club’s first exhibit of the year will run from Jan. 17 through Feb. 15 at Noble Horizons and will be open to the public on weekends from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.The exhibit features the work of 16 Housatonic Camera Club photographers, presenting a diverse range of images that capture local landscapes, portraits, wildlife, architecture and cultural scenes. In total, 48 photographs are on display.Photographers featured include Sarah Blodgett, Dawn Dingee, Steve Goldberg, Lazlo Gyorsok, Verne Henshall, Joan Hinchman, Heidi Hoeller, Jack Kearney, Mark Marshall, G.A. Mudge, Pamela Peeters, Silloo Peters-Marshall, Bert Schmitz, Paul Serbaniewicz, Sergio Cillaschi and Brian Wilcox. The works can be viewed at Noble Horizons.Matthew KretaThe club was founded in 1956 by Edward Hutchinson, of Sharon, and is currently led by President Dawn Dingee. Members participate regularly in photo competitions sponsored by the New England Camera Club and Photographic Society of America. “It’s a local club with lots of heart.” said Pamela Peeters, the head of publicity at HCC. “This one was just ‘whatever you feel like’, but I think it came together, really,” Peeters said. “To give maybe a moment of peace, which we all need. Peace in our hearts, and what’s better than to see things that are peaceful?” Looking ahead, she added, “We have our next exhibit scheduled at the Scoville Memorial Library in Salisbury this March and April.” She noted the next exhibit is “more about emotions.”The club’s 2025-26 season runs through June of this year.For more information on the Housatonic Camera Club, visit www.housatoniccameraclub.com