Located inside the Wiles Hill Community Center at 287 Eureka Drive, Morgantown, WV, The Debora D. Palmer art gallery is named in recognition of Debora Palmer, current BOPARC Arts & Wellness Manager, in appreciation for her ongoing contributions to the arts in Morgantown and around the world. The Gallery hosts 4-6 shows per year and is used as a backdrop for many BOPARC programs and community events.
2026 Schedule
Reginald K. Hawver: “Eclectic Works of Art and Style”
On view August–October
Reginald K. Hawver is a native West Virginian progressive artist, maker, and stylist working across a wide range of mediums including sheet metal, recycled materials, newspaper, stretched canvas, papier-mâché, and more. His diverse material choices result in distinctive, multidimensional works that reflect both craftsmanship and experimentation.
With a long career spanning music, theatre, and hand-crafted arts, Hawver’s creative practice is rooted in versatility and continual evolution. His work ranges from basketry to primitive forms, from furniture pieces to concrete creations. Throughout his career, he has consistently shifted perspective and focus, allowing space for growth both as an artist and as an individual.
Hawver resides in Weston, West Virginia with his wife and muse, Teresa, and their two cats. His work can be viewed at www.reginaldhawverstudio.com or on Facebook at Reginald Hawver Studio. Contact information is available through either platform.
Call for Artists:
November–December 2026
Submission Deadline: October 16, 2026
Exhibition Overview
The Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners (BOPARC) invites veterans throughout our region to participate in From the Hands of Veterans: celebrating those who served. This special exhibition honors military service by showcasing original artwork created by those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Through art, craft, and creative expression, we celebrate the stories, talents, and experiences of our veteran community.
2026 Schedule
Reginald K. Hawver: “Eclectic Works of Art and Style”
On view August–October
Reginald K. Hawver is a native West Virginian progressive artist, maker, and stylist working across a wide range of mediums including sheet metal, recycled materials, newspaper, stretched canvas, papier-mâché, and more. His diverse material choices result in distinctive, multidimensional works that reflect both craftsmanship and experimentation.
With a long career spanning music, theatre, and hand-crafted arts, Hawver’s creative practice is rooted in versatility and continual evolution. His work ranges from basketry to primitive forms, from furniture pieces to concrete creations. Throughout his career, he has consistently shifted perspective and focus, allowing space for growth both as an artist and as an individual.
Hawver resides in Weston, West Virginia with his wife and muse, Teresa, and their two cats. His work can be viewed at www.reginaldhawverstudio.com or on Facebook at Reginald Hawver Studio. Contact information is available through either platform.
Call for Artists:
November–December 2026
Submission Deadline: October 16, 2026
Exhibition Overview
The Board of Parks and Recreation Commissioners (BOPARC) invites veterans throughout our region to participate in From the Hands of Veterans: celebrating those who served. This special exhibition honors military service by showcasing original artwork created by those who have served in the United States Armed Forces. Through art, craft, and creative expression, we celebrate the stories, talents, and experiences of our veteran community.