Starting April 25, welcome the Spring in Irvington with the Butterfly Gallery: Pollinator Garden Exhibit! This hybrid installation blends public art with vital ecological infrastructure, transforming high-traffic areas into thriving habitats for local butterflies and bees.
Across the village, you will find ten unique butterfly sculptures painted by local artists, sitting atop a garden of native plants—carefully selected to provide food and shelter to our pollinators from early spring through the fall migration.
Explore the Gallery: Take a stroll down Main Street to see all ten exhibits.
The Pollinator Pathway: Learn how these gardens support a pesticide-free corridor for our local wildlife.
Own the Art: The butterfly sculptures will be available through an online auction ending May 31, with proceeds supporting future village art initiatives.
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Planting & Painting
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Painted Butterfly Sculptures
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Bulldog Gallery
Main Street, Irvington
Welcome to the home of the Irvington Arts & Culture Committee! We believe that art does more than decorate a village—it connects neighbors, stimulates our local economy, and can even support our local environment.
From the original Bulldog Gallery that started it all to to our new ecological installations, we are committed to bringing accessible, high-quality public art to the Main Street corridor. Whether you are a resident, a local business, or a visitor, we invite you to explore our galleries and participate in our upcoming community projects!
The Irvington Arts & Culture Committee is powered by volunteers and community partnerships. Whether it’s helping the Beautification Committee and Girl Scouts maintain our pollinator gardens or sponsoring a future sculpture, there are many ways to leave your mark on the village.
Contact us at bulldogcommittee@gmail.com.