What are the opening hours?

Saturday 12pm - 3pm Sunday 12pm - 3pm

Mill & Max Contemplative Arts Gallery, 305 West Maxwell Street, Lexington, KY (2026)

For more info, visit MillAndMaxGallery.com
For artist/exhibit inquiries, contact our Gallery Director, Karl Lindstrom, at [email protected]
~ The Mill & Max Gallery at Lexington’s Shambhala Community Arts and Cultural Center provides a multi-use space to foster engagement with the whole of art, so that we may enliven, awaken, and connect to the world as inspired human beings. To us, art

is not a thing, but an expression of our pure potential. Whether as maker or as audience, we become more present through the dharma of art. ~

03/18/2026

The 2026 International High School Girls' Exhibit opens FRI March 20 at Lexington's Mill & Max Gallery! Join us 4:30-8:30 for refreshments and celebrate International Women's Month. The artists in this group show are all Fayette County Public Schools students who identify as female and are of international origin.
Through a variety of 2D and 3D media, each surprising piece provides a unique glimpse into these young women’s complex and deeply-felt lives.
Located at the corner of Mill & Maxwell Streets inside the Shambhala Center, we have FREE PARKING and are only a 2-block walk to the heart of downtown and many other galleries.
If you can't attend Friday night during LexArts HOP, visit us during our regular open hours on Sat & Sun 12-3pm through March 29, or by appointment (contact [email protected]).

09/11/2025

Join us FRI 9/19 4:30-8:30 at Mill & Max in Lex for refreshments & meet the Artist during our opening reception of "ORACLE: The Art of Inner Sight", featuring paintings by Tammy Wampler
Step into the world of Lexington artist and author Tammy Wampler, where ancient wisdom meets the visionary eye. ORACLE invites you to journey beyond the veil and into myths, symbols, and archetypes that echo the perennial human quest for inner knowing. Through the lens of the divine feminine, the artist explores the roles of seer, conduit, and keeper of forgotten truths.
This exhibition features original artworks from Wampler’s first published oracle deck, Maidens of the Wheel, alongside new pieces previewing her forthcoming oracle deck, The Wisdom of the Spiral Keepers.
Piece descriptions and price sheets available upon request.
Located at the corner of Mill & Maxwell Streets, we have FREE PARKING and are only a 2-block walk to the heart of downtown and many other galleries.
If you can't attend Friday night, visit us during our regular open hours on Sat & Sun 12-3pm through October 19, or our Virtual Gallery Tour at MillAndMaxGallery.com.
UPDATE: UPDATE: We are also offering an Oracle Deck Workshop with the Artist, taught by Tammy, on Sat Oct 18, 1-5pm! Details and registration info at https://www.millandmaxgallery.com/
Mill & Max is a non-profit arts space, part of the Shambhala Meditation Center of Lexington, KY.

07/18/2025

See the new pieces! Join us FRI 7/18 4:30-8:30 at Mill & Max in Lex for the opening reception of Part 2 of our summer show "Exploring Nature as Sacred World", featuring a refreshed selection of Photography, Paintings, and Ikebana by Craig Sargent, Susan Smith Sargent, Brooke Pohl and Maryam Kaykavoosi, during Lexarts HOP!

What do we mean by Nature as Sacred World?
We can join being in Nature with mindfulness meditation. We can begin to experience Nature beyond thought and concept, as Sacred World. The art in this exhibit glimpses of Nature as Sacred World by four members of the Shambhala Meditation Center.

Piece descriptions and price sheets available upon request.

Located at the corner of Mill & Maxwell Streets, we have FREE PARKING and are only a 2-block walk to the heart of downtown and many other galleries.

If you can't attend Friday night, visit us during our regular open hours on Sat & Sun 12-3pm through June 15, or our Virtual Gallery Tour at MillAndMaxGallery.com.

Mill & Max is a non-profit arts space, part of the Shambhala Meditation Center of Lexington, KY.

06/01/2025

Here's a preview of one part of "Exploring Nature as Sacred World", our summer exhibit at the Mill & Max Gallery in Lexington, KY, featuring photography, paintings, multimedia, and Ikebana flower arrangements by Shambhala Meditation Center members Craig Sargent, Susan Smith-Sargent, Brooke Pohl and Maryam Kaykavoosi.

What do we mean by Nature as Sacred World?

We can join being in Nature with mindfulness meditation. We can begin to experience Nature beyond thought and concept, as Sacred World. The art in this exhibit glimpses of Nature as Sacred World by four members of the Shambhala Meditation Center.

Piece descriptions and price sheets available upon request.

Located at the corner of Mill & Maxwell Streets inside the Shambhala Center, the Mill & Max Gallery has FREE PARKING and is only a 2-block walk to the heart of downtown and many other galleries.

If you can't visit us during our regular
open hours on Sat & Sun 12-3pm
through Aug 17,
you can take a Virtual Gallery Tour at MillAndMaxGallery.com.

Thanks to artDEA.org for the video!

Brooke Pohl
Lotus in the Palm
Susan Smith Sargent
Lexington Shambhala Meditation Center

04/10/2025

CLOSING WEEKEND! The Lexington Shambhala Meditation Center's Mill & Max Gallery is proud to host these 10 phenomenal International Woman ! Catch the final weekend of the exhibit this Sat & Sun 12-3pm, at the corner of historic Mill & Maxwell streets in downtown . .................... Featuring Helene Steene, Shivangi Adhikari, Gloria Artehaga, Mouna Benserradj, Jailing Cai, Deya Esmeralda Martin, Ranita Rajagopalan, Ilona Szekely, Lishu Wu, and Iris Zhou. Visit LEX LexArts LexArts HOP UnderMain

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305 West Maxwell Street
Lexington, KY
40508

Opening Hours

Saturday	12pm - 3pm
Sunday	12pm - 3pm

Telephone

+18598135370

Website

http://www.millandmaxgallery.com/

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