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Alice C. Sabatini Gallery Art Gallery

Website: tscpl.org

Phone: (785) 580-4515

Cross Streets: Near the intersection of SW 10th Ave and SW Washburn Ave

Closed now

  • Fri 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM

1515 SW 10th Ave Topeka, KS 66604-1304 ·881.68 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler GPK12 03/02/19

A nice art gallery located inside the Topeka library. Helpful volunteers guide you through the changing art displays.

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Tripadvisor traveler Penny F 07/28/18

The art gallery is small but full of items. At this time mostly musical instruments that kids of all ages can play or listen to. I have been told it changes often. The library is full of surprises around the hallways, exhibits, framed art. Very nicely done we enjoyed looking around.

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Tripadvisor traveler MKTBE 07/08/17

I recently took a group of 15 teenagers to Alice C. Sabatini Gallery that is located within the Topeka Public Library. The gallery displays rotating exhibits throughout the year. This summer the exhibit is very kid-friendly. It is entitled 'Build a Better World'. It includes Lego homes, creating Minecraft worlds on the computer, package your own garden seeds, a small climbing rock wall and small indoor frisbee golf! Even though it is geared to younger children even our group of teenagers enjoyed our visit! We love our Topeka Public Library and The Alice C, Sabatini gallery!

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Tripadvisor traveler Loretta01 05/26/17

This is a little gallery tucked right inside the Topeka Shawnee County Public Library. Don't miss it. Take time to take a stroll through this little gallery that actually winds around. It is bigger than you think. It is an unwind to a long day or a thought provoking experience to lighten your senses. Hidden Gem indeed.

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Tripadvisor traveler Robert S 01/28/17

The Sabatini Gallery is in the wonderful art space in the main public library in Topeka, on 10th Ave. The gallery is to your right as you enter the building, and is a must stop when you visit the library. They have rotating exhibits so there is usually something interesting to see. It is one of the many wonderful parts of this fine building

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