Art Walk & Galleries

The Ste. Genevieve Downtown Art Walk happens monthly every fourth Friday from 6 to 9 PM. Featuring a different artist each month, we plan to introduce all sorts of genres to our visitors. Most of the artists make their work available for sale and when you purchase one of the pieces on display, a portion of the sale goes to support the work of the Bolduc House Museum. Are you an artist who is looking for a place to exhibit your work? Send a jpeg image of one of your pieces to Lesley at bolduchouse@sbcglobal.net. That action begins the conversation.


The Linden House Gallery - The long hallway gallery was the original front porth of this historic vertical log house that was built c. 1820. It is across Main Street from the Bolduc House and the LeMeilleur House and contains our offices, Museum Shop, Colonial Dames Parlor and Rozier Library.


 LeMeilleur Gallery - The area above the chair rail is for art. Below the chair rail is for children to explore through touch and play. This is a large rectangular gallery in the built c.1815 by Rene and Agathe Bolduc Le Meilleur. Agathe was the grand-daughter of Louis Bolduc, the man who built the Bolduc House across the fence.


Paris by Nancy L. Bridges



Bruce Pendleton Photography


Gary Mifflin Sculptor Baseball Bat Exhibit


Joe Lawlor Promo Piece


Elizabeth Manns, Painter


Mary Peura Painter


Ste.Gen Quilt Club Art Quilts


The Late Rodney Dierking Photographer



"Painting a Clay Pot Requires Immense Skill and CONCENTRATION!"