"Absolutely beautiful!" Gardener shares beautiful before-and-after photos following transformation of community space: 'It ...

1808 N. Arrowhead Circle, Chandler This spot is both a registered Free Little Library and listed as a Free Little Art Gallery. The space offers art supplies, art pieces and books. Get More ...

Some galleries, such as those in Sudbury and Natick, came about because of the Little Free Library movement, which was started by Todd H. Bol in 2009 as a memorial to his mother. Today, there are ...

It is said that art is subjective, or something to that effect. But at its best, art also inspires community. And that’s the aim for Free Little Art Galleries, or FLAGs as some fans call them.

It was just like a Little Free Library, but instead of books, it housed tiny works of art. “I thought, ‘Oh, what a wonderful way to engage people with one another in an expressive way without ...

In front of the Monadnock Inn on Main Street in Jaffrey, there is a new addition – a little green box on a post, filled with ...

Art will soon be popping up all over Highland Park thanks to an innovative concept created by The Art Center Highland Park.

First there were Little Free Libraries. Then there were Little Free Pantries. Now, if a local woman has her way, there will be Little Free Art Galleries dotting Montclair's streets. Francesca ...

This combination of images shows Chris and Jennifer Wright's Little Free Library in Temple Terrace before, left, and after, right, they restored it following Hurricane Milton. [ Photos courtesy of ...

The Little Free Seed Library, a new community resource designed to inspire local gardening, support food sustainability and honor the agricultural roots of the Centralia community, will celebrate its ...

You can display and find free art to take home in your own community, and create an experience for your neighbors. LAist's Brian de los Santos shows you how to make your own free little museums.

The Little Free Library project got its start in 2009, ... “People loved it and I would always see people stopping to look and take pictures,” Le said.