Winter Tales transforms the McKenna Gallery into a magical winter scene, immersing visitors in a sensory journey through the season of snow.

Created by award-winning OLO Creative Farm, this one-of-a-kind installation brings to life stunning works from The Westmoreland’s collection using multi-projection, surround sound, and delicate animated effects like mist, falling snow, and glistening frost. Visitors will feel as though they’ve stepped inside the paintings, surrounded by winter landscapes from Greensburg, Pittsburgh, the countryside, and beyond. Featuring works by artists such as William Coventry Wall, Charles W. (Bud) Gibbons, Henry Koerner, and Ron Donoughe, among others, Winter Tales offers both visual wonder and emotional resonance. Select original winter scenes from the Museum’s collection will also be on view nearby, providing an opportunity to experience both the digital and physical works.

Winter Tales is the first of two immersive experiences at The Westmoreland. The second will debut at the end of January 2026 to accompany the exhibition Steel Valley Visions: An American Legacy.

Generous support provided by the Westmoreland County Comprehensive Community Investment Fund of The Community Foundation of Westmoreland County and the Robertshaw Charitable Foundation.