Medina County Art League to host annual Show and Tell meeting

Artists of all skill levels are invited to share their work at the Jan. 26 members meeting in the Root Candles Community Room.

The Medina County Art League will hold its annual Show and Tell meeting Jan. 26, inviting members to share artwork, ideas and conversation in a welcoming community setting.

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Published January 13, 2026 - 5:00 a.m.

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The Medina County Art League members meeting will be held Monday, Jan. 26, at 7 p.m. in the Root Candles Community Room. The meeting will feature the league’s annual “Show and Tell.”

Members are invited to bring one piece of artwork to share. Each participant will have three to five minutes to discuss their work to ensure equal time for all. Additional questions and conversation will take place during the break and refreshments prior to the business meeting.

Artists of all experience levels are encouraged to participate, whether lifelong artists, novices or those returning to art after a hiatus. Guests are welcome to attend.

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