elkton station art gallery
  • White ceramic sculpture.
  • Self-portrait of a woman.
  • Geometric sculpture.
  • Self-portrait of a man.
  • Ceramic fairy sculpture with chains.
  • Painting of a paintbrush.
  • Three ceramic sculptures of different heights.
  • Black and white photograph of a dandelion.

Art Galleries

Our mission is to provide meaningful educational experiences with the visual arts through professional, emerging, and student exhibitions. Cecil’s art galleries present opportunities to inspire, create and achieve.

Check out our gallery exhibit schedule below. For more information about upcoming exhibits, performances, and more, visit us on Facebook, take a look at our brochure, or check out our Flickr​ for our online exhibit space.

To subscribe to our newsletter for more information about upcoming exhibits and more, please send an email to cecilcollegeart@nullcecil.edu.

Elkton Station Gallery

Address/Hours: Visit the Elkton Station page for location info and current hours for the gallery.

A key participant in the Elkton Arts and Entertainment District and the First Friday Arts Loop, the Elkton Station Gallery features monthly art exhibits and special events featuring professional and student exhibitions. In December and May, Art majors in Professional Portfolio Production present collections of their work through Capstone Exhibits at the Elkton Station Gallery.

For more information about First Friday events, visit Elkton Arts & Entertainment on Facebook.

Pottery Sales

Each semester, students participate in the Art and Design Exhibit & Pottery Sale. Ceramics students help organize and create artwork for the pottery sales, which are held in conjunction with the Art and Design Student Exhibits opening receptions at the Elkton Station Gallery. Proceeds from the pottery and gallery sales benefit art students.

Exhibit Calendar

Date and Time Show Information

Opens August 16, 2024

Reception: Friday, September 6, 5–8 pm

Runs through September 24, 2024

Alumni Spotlight: Mary Jo Fitz

This exhibit will feature the artwork of Mary Jo Fitz. We live in a loud world, loud and fast, where feelings, thoughts, and ideas are scattered, swept away, lost. If art is expression, communication, and connection, it is the artist who stands in the mist listening for whispers among the echoes, whether they bubble from personal depths, murmur through cultural waves, or rise from nature's heart. Through her work, Mary Jo Fitz hopes to amplify the whispers, coaxing reflection, and conversation.

Opens October 4, 2024

Reception: Friday, October 4, 5–8 pm

Runs through November 20, 2024

"Amber Waves of Grain" by Robert Ludwig

Agriculture is the dominant land use in Cecil County, Maryland. The color and black and white photographs in this show illustrate wheat during stages of growth and decline and tobacco during harvest. The photographs in this show offer intricate images of these crops—highlighting dramatic color contrasts and subtle textural variations—in a way that cannot be appreciated from a passenger vehicle driving on country roads.

Opens December 6, 2024

Reception: Friday, December 6, 5–8 pm

Runs through January 7, 2025

Art & Design Student Exhibit & Pottery Sale

Drawings, painting, designs, sculptures and ceramics will be on display at the Art & Design Student Exhibit. This year's exhibit highlights pieces selected by the art faculty and represents the range of work being created in the program. Proceeds from the pottery and gallery sales benefit art students.

Milburn Stone Gallery

Address: 1 Seahawk Dr. North East, MD 21901
Hours: Tuesday and Thursday, 10 am – 2 pm; Wednesday and Friday, 12–4 pm
Additional Hours: The gallery is also open to the public 3 hours before scheduled performances at the Milburn Stone Theatre.

Designed to enhance cultural awareness and to serve as an educational tool, the exhibits provide original works for viewing by students, professionals and the public.

Exhibit Calendar

Date and Time Show Information

Opens September 6, 2024

Reception, Friday, September 20, 6–8 pm

Runs through October 18, 2024

Boulenc Portraits - Robert Ludwig

In conjunction with Hispanic Heritage Month, this portrait show is of bakers, cooks, wait staff, and dishwashers that work at Boulenc, a popular bakery/restaurant in Oaxaca, Mexico. The exhibit aims to shine a spotlight on the workers with a series of black and white photographs that include several headshots of the staff, as well as others that capture them while busy with early morning food preparation. Shot over several years, the photographer developed an easy, natural intimacy with these workers, hopefully captured in the photos and felt by the viewer. This exhibit is supported in part by the Maryland State Arts Council.

Opens October 25, 2024

Reception: Friday, October 25, 6–8 pm

Runs through December 6, 2024

Jen Hudson Paper Art

Jennifer Hudson is a Maryland based cut paper artist and painter. She began her career as a painter with an emphasis on realistic nature scenes and fantasy-based illustrations. She graduated from the Baltimore School for the Arts in 2014 with a concentration in painting. After graduating, Hudson became intrigued by the world of contemporary paper art. She uses various sized knives to hand-cut delicate works that display movement, texture, and dimension. She combines several layers of cut paper to attain highly detailed three-dimensional works. Hudson’s love of the natural world is evident in the use of ora and animals in her work. She specializes in wildlife art. Continuing motifs include foxes, birds, horses, and delicate lace-like structures.

Two performers on stage.

Performing Arts Theaters

Milburn Stone Theatre

Address: 1 Seahawk Dr. North East, MD 21901
Box Office Hours: Monday – Friday, 10:00 am – 7:00 pm

The Milburn Stone Theatre at Cecil College is proactive in fostering and supporting excellence, education and appreciation of the arts, while striving at all times to become the premier theatrical house in the region for our audience, whatever their age or interests.

Theater, music, dance and art are proudly brought to Cecil County by the Milburn Stone Theatre. The Milburn Stone is the leading performing arts theater serving the northeast region of Maryland, conveniently located off exit 100B of I-95.

For more information about upcoming shows or to buy tickets, visit milburnstone.com.

Performing Arts Hall

Address: 107 Railroad Ave. Elkton, MD 21921

At Cecil College, our vision for the arts is to present opportunities to inspire, create and achieve. A key participant in the Elkton Arts and Entertainment District, the Elkton Station Performing Arts Hall features music and theatre performances, guest artists and special events. On nearly every weekend, you can find extraordinary performances by faculty, students, community members, and visiting artists.

See upcoming events for the Performing Arts Hall at Elkton Station.