Fine art galleries, edgy and indie boutiques, fine craft stores, cooperatives, art centers and museums. Here’s a list of the participating galleries for the upcoming ArtWalk. The businesses are correct for ArtWalk 2013.
This list only includes those galleries who have confirmed participation as of today.
 | Annex 24 Gallery & Shoppe 24 West Walnut St, 717-341-0028 Masterpiece for Mom - we provide everything for "kids" to paint a 8x10 canvas for mom. LIVE Art Demonstrations. Hands by Hoin - Bill Hoin will turn the outline of your hand into a spectacular creature, flower, shape, your choice! |
 | Art & Glassworks 319 N. Queen St, 717-394-4133 “SEveN INterPrEtAtiOns” |
 | Artisans Gallery Fine Art & Craft 114 N. Prince St, 717-299-9496 Marlin Bert featured artist of May |
 | Arts Hotel Gallery 300 Harrisburg Ave, 800-720-ARTS 800-720-ARTS "Looking Back" with Jenn Peachey is featured in the board room. Bob Heilman in the Blanche Nevin Room. Ned Wert will be in the restaurant. |
 | Auntie Hezza and My Aunt Debbie 148 North Prince St, 717-391-6578 It's a Play Date - From Funky to Junky, these Aunties make scrappy look good! |
 | Christiane David Gallery 112 N Prince St, 717-293-0809 Landscape and streetscape scenes from expressionist to impressionist. Plein Air stretscape painting demonstration. Meet the artist. |
 | City Folk 146 N Prince St, 717-393-8807 Mother May I: Exhibition highlighting featured artist Judith Hummel. Artist available on Saturday from 11-3. The Art of Living an Artful Life: Bring pictures of your room, ask the designer and find tips on how to transform a space. Enjoy the work of 20 additional members & visiting artists. |
 | Curating the City (sponsored by Phillips Museum of Art - F&M College) Community Heritage Partners, 214 West Grant Street, 717-291-4293 Take a Mobile Tour of Lancaster: our main interactive activity. Download the free Historypin App straight from the App Store to your smart phone, then open it, select ‘Channels’, search “Curating the city: People and Places in Lancaster, PA” and scroll to find our exhibition, select, and enjoy! This is a guided tour of downtown Lancaster through the use of one's smart phone. City Creatures Tour: This is a tour that is on the historypin website. We will be making work sheets and coloring pages to draw attention to some of the most interesting aspect of the tour. Best for families with kids ages 5-10. Cemetery Exploration: Another worksheet for kids (10-15) that contains room for sketches, making observations and learning about the history of the Shreiner-Concord Cemetery. |
 | Freiman Stoltzfus 142 North Prince St, 717-435-9591 Musical Works - Inspired by the sublime compositions of Chopin, Wagner, Tchaikovsky, and Schubert, among others, Freiman Stoltzfus creates abstract works that are a visual representation of music--an ephemeral art that shares much in common with painting. |
 | Gallery on Market 15 W. King St., 717-371-9864 to be updated shortly. |
 | Gallery360 at Tellus360 24 E. King St, 717-393-1660 Literarily: Design & the Written Word - This exhibit encourages writers, graphic designers, illustrators, and all artists in between to explore the influence of literature as the basis for their work. Our challenge for designers and writers is to create visual works whose concept is rooted in the influences of books, reading, poetry, original writing, and literature of all kinds. This is a group exhibit, artists to be announced. |
 | Guild Store at Center of American Craft 335 N. Queen St, 717-431-8706 717-431-8706 In Bloom, a 7-week exhibition featuring all works celebrating the seasonal blossoming of life, Spring and the gardens around us. Demonstrations from fraktur with Adele Lynham (Sat: 1-5) and woodturning with Ted Rasmussen (Sun: 12-4). Wearable Craft Workshop Sampler on Saturday, May 4: learn one of three topics including Polymer Clay Mokume Gane, Wire Crochet Jewelry or Crocheted Cowl. |
 | Isadore Gallery 228 N. Prince St, 717-299-0127 CHROMA: Recent Works by Brant Schuller & Debbie Sigel |
 | j. a. sharp Custom Jeweler 322 N. Queen St., 717-295-9661 A photo exhibition by Patrick Cooney. |
 | Jenni Buffington 317 N Queen St, 717-572-6309 Make your own jewelry - For a small fee make your own necklace or bracelet with a huge selection of beads. |
 | Julia Swartz Gallery 17 N Prince St 717-397-8020 Spring Experience. Julia's Spring Experience will feature paintings from Spring Flowers to Amish Mud Sales. By popular demand we are again doing the People's painting where anyone can pick up a brush and paint a few strokes. This will be a part of this years Social Mission to benefit Rafiki Africa. http://www.rafikiafrica.org/ . |
 | Kalargyros & Herr Gallery plus LCAA Downtown 112 W Orange St, 717-394-3898 "Small Works" Exhibit by LCAA members: This exhibit features small works of art, 8x10" or smaller by members of the Lancaster County Art Association. Recent Works by Despina Kalargyros Colon & Carol Herr. Special hands-on activity: 4x4 in Black & White - Stop by and pick up your 4x4" piece of black paper and create a "small" masterpiece using any white medium. |
 | Kevin Lehman Pottery & Lancaster Creative Factory 560 S. Prince St, 717-509-7547 Exhibits, Pottery and Glass Blowing Demonstrations at Kevin Lehman Pottery. Lancaster Creative Factory's Make and Take - Come and visit our table downtown and walk away with your own creation or collaborate to create a community work of art. |
 | Keystone Art & Culture Center 420 Pearl St, 717-870-4869 "Denial" by Joyce Ellen Weinstein. Experience and witness first hand the art of Bronze Casting at 2 pm on Saturday. Interested persons may contact the foundry to have their own hand cast in bronze at this event. (717 870-4869). Kids Crafts - open craft table with Lancaster Creative Reuse. |
 | Lancaster Galleries 34 North Water St, 717-397-5552 From Observation - An Invitational: Paintings and drawings by regional and national artists represented by Lancaster Galleries. |
 | Lancaster Museum of Art 134 N. Lime St, 717-394-3497 Student Art Sale - Have you ever visited one of the exhibitions featuring artwork by Lancaster high school students and wished you could purchase something? The Student Art Sale at LMA provides students with the experience of selling their work and provides visitors the chance to support and purchase! More details to come. Continuing Exhibitions include - Emilie Snyder: A Life in Art. Exhibition of Paula and Robert Winokur. |
 | Liz Hess Gallery 140 N. Prince St, 717-390-7222 Meet the artist Liz Hess |
 | Modern Art 529 W. Chestnut St, 610-761-9799 Come see the work, then borrow one of our special Modern Art bikes, grab an ArtWalk map & tour our favorite city. All you need is a photo ID and a smile. And thats not all... if you fall in love with your wheels (which we suspect you will), bid on them in the silent auction, ending Sunday on 3pm. |
 | Mommalicious 310 N Queen St, 717-299-0827 J Almodovar Homespun Handbags: 100% Indie Chic. Old world meets urban casual. Local artisan J Almodovar blends natural fabrics & textures with rich hues to create one-of-a-kind burlap handbags & fashion accessories. |
 | North Museum of Natural History & Science 400 College Ave, 717-291-3941 Photography Exhibit: The Land of Fire and Ice - Thirty travelers braved wind and rain to see the mid-Atlantic ridge, the wild city of Reykjavik and to live the sagas. This photography exhibit showcases images captured from these travelers’ experiences as they roamed Iceland. Diamonds - Diamonds take visitors on a dazzeling journey from “rocks to riches”. |
 | Parked (sponsored by Coe Camera) 220 N. Prince St, 717-394-6824 Parked is a collaborative 1yr photography exhibit by Ole and Taylor. Unlike your art galleries, museums, college campuses, and cafes; Parked is housed inside a U-haul truck. Meet the artist Ole Hongvanthong and Taylor Brown. |
 | Pennsylvania College of Art & Design 204 N Prince St, 717-396-7833 The Senior Show & Celebration is the capstone event for the Class of 2013. Senior thesis projects in a variety of media will cover over 60,000 square feet of the college. |
 | Red Raven Art Company 138 N Prince St, 717-299-4400 Featuring Tom dePaul: Solo Exhibit and Barbara Bowers, 3-D Pottery |
 | School District of Lancaster Binns Room at the Ware Center, 717-735-1488 School District of Lancaster Spring Art Show featuring 2D and 3D work from our elementary, middle and high school students. Hosted by The Ware Center (42 N. Prince St.). |
 | Ware Center, Millersville University - Lancaster 42 North Prince Street, 717-871-2308 The Echo Valley Art Group exhibition. Current and exhibiting members of the Echo Valley Art Group include Carol Anspach, Daniel Burns, Ann DeLaurentis, Milt Friedly, Bruce Fry, Jim Gallagher, Carol Galligan, Jeff Geib, Claire Giblin, Susan Gottleib, Richard Huck, Kenneth Kirsten, Heidi Leitzke, Robert Lyon, Shalya Marsh, Carol Morgan, Richard Ressel, Peg Richards, Abby Rudisill, Brant Schuller, Carol Toner Shane, Scott Spangler, Richard Whitson, and emeritus members Ronald Sykes, Kenneth Hoak, and Joann Hensel. |