Stark County Artists Exhibition

September 26 – January 17, 2021

The Massillon Museum has held this annual juried
show for more than 30 years. 

Corrie Slawson: Endangered

November 7, 2020 – January 3, 2021

Endangered is an exhibition of mixed media artwork made in response to the search for climate justice during climate change.

Learn more here.

A virtual gallery walk with the artist will be posted on Facebook Live and YouTube beginning December 1, 2020 at noon EST.

The Immel Circus Gallery

The Immel Circus is one of the most interesting “pieces” in the collection of the Massillon Museum. The 100-square foot miniature hand-carved circus contains 2,620 pieces. Surrounding the Immel Circus are rotating displays of a selection of circus-related artifacts from Dr. Robert Immel's collection.

Click here to learn more about Dr. Robert Immel, his collection, and miniature circus.

Click here to view a small online gallery of circus photos from the Immel Circus collection, including P.T. Barnum and Tom Thumb.

Permanent Collection Galleries

Featuring the Massillon Museum's permanent collection, including categories of Massillon history, photography, fine and decorative art, ethnographic and archaeological artifacts, and more.

Massillon's Gridirons

February 1, 2020 - January 10, 2021

An exhibit of photographs of the fields that Massillon's High School Tigers football team and pro teams (including the Tigers, Maroons, and more) practiced and played football. Fields include Sunnyside Field/Asylum Field, Jones/Pearl Street, Agathon/Central Steel Company, Shriver Field, and Tiger Stadium.

To learn more about the Paul Brown Museum, click here.

Paul Brown's Pro Teams:
History of the Browns and Bengals

February 1, 2020 - January 10, 2021

Journey through the history of Paul Brown's teams in Cleveland and Cincinnati.

To learn more about the Paul Brown Museum, click here.

Paul Brown and Massillon Tiger Football Timeline

Permanent exhibit on view beginning February 1, 2020

Travel through more than 125 years of Massillon Tiger football, and the story of famed Coach Paul Brown in this 30-foot permanent display, featuring photographs and artifacts 1891 to the present.

To learn more about the Paul Brown Museum, click here.