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TODAY's
featured artisan

VEGGIE/Cheese knives by Andrew Jacobs

laurie leonard
jewelry designs

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Shelley Poli
mini Watercolors

votive candles
by baltic by design

PEWTER SWITCH PLATEcovers BY
leandra drumm

We're not sure how long this measure will be enforced, so if you are in need of an "Art Fix," a gift or card during this time, please check out our offerings on the web site. We'll be adding more each day.
HOW TO PLACE AN ORDER DURING COVID-19 CLOSURE:
You may call us  at 724-238-2310, to place an order and pay for it with a credit card. We'll be checking our phone messages, so call anytime. We can ship it wherever, or if you're local, we can prepare it for you to pick up outside our gallery at a designated time.
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ornamental iron by
andrew jacobs

solmate socks
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OUR RESPONSE TO COVID-19

  To Our Valued Customers,
It's official: By order of the Governor of Pennsylvania,
no person or entity shall operate a place of business in the Commonwealth that is not a life sustaining business regardless of whether the business is open to members of the public. This prohibition does not apply to virtual or telework operations (e.g., work from home), so long as social distancing and other mitigation measures are followed in such operations.

CALL FOR ENTRIES
HOME GROWN MEMORIES JURIED ART EXHIBITION
september 1 - 30, 2020 @ Main Exhibit gallery

 Home Grown Memories is a juried art show open artists 17 and up. Cash prizes will be awarded. The theme is home. The rooms, the curios, the people, the shelves, the doors and every nook and cranny is open for interpretation with your art. You may try to recapture what’s been lost and explore the stories that walk the rooms of your memory. The show was inspired by author, George Ella Lyon and her book, Many-Storied House, and local author and educator Helen Sitler’s adaptation of the book for her writing class.