Village Shalom, Epsten Gallery

The Epsten Gallery

The Epsten Gallery is an art space located within Village Shalom, a non-profit senior living community. It was imagined, funded and run as a separate non-profit by Jackee and Bobby Epsten for twenty-four years. The Epsten Gallery remains dedicated to hosting engaging exhibits and providing innovative community art programming for individuals of all ages. The gallery’s mission is to engage, inspire, and enlighten a diverse audience by celebrating humanity through art.

The Gallery Space

Exhibits are generously supported by the Polsky Family Supporting Foundation and The Epsten Gallery.

Village Shalom, Epsten Gallery
Epsten Gallery art installation
Crowd listening to artist speaker

 

The gallery can be rented for events by calling David Spizman at (913) 266-8412 or emailing development@villageshalom.org.

Past and Present: Women in Worship

Works from the Michael Klein Collection.

May 12 – July 7

Join us! Exhibit Reception with Partners from the Klein Collection June 8th at 2pm

The Michael Klein Collection is a private collection of Jewish art and ritual objects at the Temple, Congregation B’nai Jehudah. The life’s work of B’nai Jehudah member Michael Klein, the collection spans centuries and continents and is one of the largest of its kind in the United States. Guided tours of the collection are available to all groups.

A Legacy of Art Programming

The Epsten Gallery was imagined, funded, and run as a separate non-profit by Jackee and Bobby Epsten for twenty-four years. The Epsten Gallery remains dedicated to hosting engaging exhibits and providing innovative community art programming for individuals of all ages. To do so, we graciously accept donations to continue the mission: