About Olive Hyde Art Guild
The Olive Hyde Art Guild, a not-for-profit organization, supports the City-owned Gallery through volunteer activities and funding for special exhibits and projects. The Guild sponsors art education programs in the schools and provides art scholarships and awards for local students.
The Guild is supported by a grant from the Alameda County Arts Commission’s ARTSFUND

56th Annual Textile Exhibition
Virtual Exhibit:
Thursday, August 13 – Saturday, October 3
Exhibition Dates:
Thursday, August 20 – Saturday, October 3
Opening Reception:
Friday, August 28 (7 – 9pm)
The City of Fremont’s Olive Hyde Art Gallery presents its 56th Annual Textile Exhibition, showcasing traditional and contemporary textile and fiber art by local artists. Discover an inspiring collection of woven works, fiber sculptures, quilts, mixed-media textiles, and more.
Middle School Art Competition

Fourteen artworks by Fremont middle school students (grades 6–8) were selected for inclusion in the City’s boxART! program. The pieces were combined under the theme “Utopian Vision” into a collage design on a vinyl wrap, transforming a traffic signal control box at the corner of Country Drive and Paseo Padre Parkway into a vibrant public art display. A celebration with the student artists was held on April 25, with remarks from Fremont Mayor Raj Salwan and City Councilmember Kathy Kimberlin.
Thanks to our 2026 HS&S Sponsors



The Anderson Family Foundation
Kalyanpur Family Giving Fund
Gupta Family Fund
NWR Foundation
LJA Family
Thank You, Business Members
Business members are important to Olive Hyde Art Guild! Whether you are a returning business member, a new business member, or considering joining for the first time, we welcome your interest.
Business members receive recognition on our website and in our newsletter, two complimentary tickets to our “Holiday for the Arts” Show & Sale opening night Gala, display of their name at gallery receptions, and more!
Who Was Miss Olive Hyde?

Fremont resident and philanthropist with a deep appreciation for arts and education.
Taught music and promoted cultural enrichment.
Her contributions helped lay the groundwork for Fremont’s continued support of arts and culture.
