Trollabration: A Joyful Observance of Mount Horeb's Most In(Famous) Residents

“Trollabration: A Joyful Observance of Mount Horeb’s Most (In)Famous Residents” is now showing in the Driftless Historium’s Kalscheur Family Foundation Community Gallery, located at 100 South 2^nd Street in downtown Mount Horeb.
 
To accompany the Driftless Historium’s forthcoming May 13th debut of the *all-new* mini-Troll Museum, “Trollabration” is an intriguing mix of artwork, artifacts and historic photographs celebrating those mysterious characters that have become our Village’s best-known—if least understood—asset.
 
“Trollabration” features 13 original, wildly colorful and fantastical paintings by Wisconsin artist Robert Stewart. These images can collectively be found in his book, “Arvo, a Troll with Sisu.” (Copies available for $15 each.) Visit www.bobstewartart.com to see more of Stewart’s often nature-inspired paintings and sculptures.
 
This exhibit also incorporates a variety of troll-related and inspired items from the Mount Horeb Area Historical Society collection, including troll kitsch (troll-themed monopoly, troll-painted plates), troll art by Oleanna Cunneen and Pat Edmondson, the troll mascot of former downtown retail favorite The Cat and Crow, and more!
 
“Trollabration” is showing now through Tuesday, June 11, 2024 during regular open hours of Friday through Tuesday, 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.  For more information, call 608-437-6486 or email mthorebahs@gmail.com.