Julia Swartz Gallery
17 N. Prince St., 2nd fl.
Bloomers
A series of textured palette knife paintings of flowers. Artist reception.
Kalargyros Gallery
112 W. Orange St.
Acrylic paintings by featured artist David Sauer. Artist reception.
Kathleen Abel Studio
309 E. Chestnut St.
Recent Work
Shallow-relief paper sculpture featuring graphics, abstracts and realism. 5-8pm.
Kevin Lehman's Pottery*
560 S. Prince St.
Strictly Funcional Pottery Show
Contemporary American functional ceramics from over 100 artists.
Keystone Art & Culture Center*
420 Pearl St. at Prangley St.
Pouring My Heart Out (in Bronze)
Solo exhibition of Gina Michaels work - over 20 bronze sculptures ranging in size from a few inches to 10' tall.
Lancaster Dramatists Platform
Michael Mitchell Clubhouse, 18 N. Water St.
Presentation of new works by local playwrights. Preformed as readings, with scripts in hand, by local actors. Beginning at 9 pm.
Lancaster Galleries
34 N. Water St.
Works on Paper: an invitational group exhibition
Paintings and drawings on paper, showcasing the use of paper as a support preferred by artists to display their visions to others intimately. Artist reception.
Lancaster Literary Guild
113 North Lime St.
Celebrating the Centennial of American playwright/novelist/painter, William Saroyan.
Featuring Saroyan's original paintings, portraits of Saroyan by Carl Van Vechten, a virtue of his books and poster form the William Saroyan Society.
Lancaster Museum of Art*
135 N. Lime St.
Scott Wright: Paintings 1989-2009
The Imagery of Wright's large-scale paintings encompasses the major rivers and ecosystem of the mid-Atlantic and grew out of digital photographs taken while over-flying rivers, marshes and deltas in a small plane. Wright teaches painting and serves as Artist-in-Residence for the Wohlsen Center for the Sustainable Environment at F&M College. Opening reception 5-8pm.
Lancaster Public Library*
125 N. Duke
First Friday for Families: Lyrics for Lancaster & Photography of Ashvin Chudgar
Area poets read original poetry for all ages. Ashvin Chudgar displays his unique photos of flowers. Artist reception 5:30-8pm.
Lancaster Quilt and Textile Museum*
39 North Market St.
Exhibitions on Amish quilts, Navajo weavings, and the celebration of Christmas in Lancaster County
Museum Store: Donna Beaver will be spinning yarn.
Lancaster Science Factory
454 New Holland Ave.
Tye-dye Gak
Lancaster Science Factory invites kids to make tye-dye Gak for its Art and Science activity.
Living Light Gallery
150 N. Prince St.
Inside Out - Decoratively Functional Wood.
Larry Wolski creates one-of-a-kind decorative and functional pieces from a variety of woods using inside out carving, burning and other techniques. Artist reception.
Liz Hess Gallery
140 N. Prince St.
New Red Umbrella Collection 2009
The New Collection of orginal paintings featuring the Red Umbrella takes inspiration from Mt. Gretna Village and Lancaster City landmarks.
Mark-Finberg Gallery
104 W. Chestnut St.
A Brush with Nature
Laura Mark-Finberg's realistic and impressionistic acrylic paintings and limited addition giclee prints inspired by nature. Artists Reception.
Metropolis
154 N. Prince St.
New Works
Featuring the work of Dan-Ah Kim, with whimsical depictions of flight and storybook images of bustling downtown and serene forests. Artist reception. Open until 9:30pm
Mommalicious/Smilin' Gal*
310 N. Queen St.
Paintings on the Porch
Paintings and prints by Lancaster artist Libby Modern. Open until 9:30pm
Mulberry Art Studios*
19-21 N. Mulberry St.
Wildlife Art of Gail Hines - Paintings of nature and wildlife in acrylic on canvas, masonite, illustration board and feathers.
Michal Occhionero: Inner Focus - Photography Collection
Tracy Feldman: Water Works/Water Places - paintings celebrating the water, the sea, and places by the sea, Artist reception. 5-8pm.
Nick Gould Photography
104 W. Chestnut St., 2nd fl.
Displaying fine art photography.
Painted Desert Gallery
227 N. Duke St.
Find Me in the Hills' Series by Carol Emerson
An Artist's response to a significant loss. Expressions of grief through mixed media and mountain scenes.
Parlor Gallery
320 Laurel St.
Multiple Choice
Go back to school at Parlor and Take a multiple choice quiz to guess which local emerging artist created each piece on view. Prizes for the top three winners. 5-10pm.
Pennsylvaina Academy of Music*
42 N. Prince St.
Agustin Anievas, piano, 7:30pm
Works of Chopin and Schumann performed by this award-winning pianists and recording artist.
Pennsylvaina Arts Experience Orientation Center (NEW)
114 N. Prince St.
Grand Opening - Lower Susquehanna River Valley Artists Trail for Arts & Culture
Exhibiting works by member artists. Information available includes tours, educational programs, and concierge services to design your own artists trail experience.
Pennsylvania College or Art & Design*
204 N. Prince St.
Mosaic: Mary Borgman and Rudy Gutierrez
Featuring evocative large-scale portraits drawn with charcoal on mylar by Borgman, and dynamic paintings by Gutierrez. Both of these artists explore themes of individual and cultural identity in their work. Opening reception 5-8pm.
Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen
252 N. Prince St
In the Kitchen
Quality handmade fine crafts for the kitchen -- the axis of the home where all things revolve. Artist reception 5-8pm.
The Phillips Museum at Franklin & Marshall College
700 College Ave
The Spaces in Between
Featuring recent works in oil by Laura Watt, which represent the artist's study of meditation and resultant understanding of the visual tantric tool, "yantra," used for meditation and composed of precise geometric forms.
SALVAGE: Reclaiming Recycling Exhibition of works created using only recycled, salvaged, found or re-used materials. Both Exhibits open until 6:30pm.
PotteryWorks, BeadWorks & Gem Den
16 W. Orange St.
Hands-on art activities.
Progressive Galleries*
323 N. Queen St., rear
My Place in History
Works by Eric Armusik, a contemporary painter, which chronicle the timeless narrative of a life's journey. Jazz duo Jonathan Ragonese, tenor sax, and Steve Rudolph, piano. 5-11pm; music form 7pm.
Red Raven Art Co.
138 N. Prince St.
Garden Mysteries and Secrets - paintings and pottery by Angela Shope
Veneto and Others - Works by Susan Gottlieb inspired by her recent travels abroad. Emerging artists: students from Country Day High School.
Square One Coffee*
145 N. Duke St.
Boo-gah, Boo-gah
Reproductions of our worst nightmares by six local artists. Open until 11pm.
Strawberry & Co.
11 W. King St.
Art Jewelry by Thomas Treadway, Jr.
Introducing Treadway's new line of mixed media jewelry. Recent paintings and sculpture also featured. 5-8pm.
Studio 235
235 N. Prince St., Suite 100
Works by Errol Etienne and others, curated by Inta Glah, plus photographs by Inta Glah.
Taylor Brand Group
226 North Arch St.
From Think Small to Das Auto Celebrating 50 Years of Innovative Volkswagen Advertising.
Exhibiting classic Volkswagen ads as well as vintage VW's and a Karman Ghia convertible previously owned by Dustin Hoffman.
4-8pm.
Tallgrass Gifts & Accessories*
398 Harrisburg Ave., #500
Wine Barrel Art
Functional pieces handcrafted from red wine barrels by Steve Barkdoll that achieve furniture quality while maintaining the rustic nature of the barrels. Artist Reception.
Through The Fire Glass Studio
560 S. Prince St.
On and Off the Wall
Live Demonstrations and hands-on glass experiences with Jeremy Fridly and Ben Ahlgrim. Artist reception 5-10pm.
Veleska*
348 W. Orange St.
Happy Trails
Imagaes from a road less traveld by photographers Russell Frost and Jan Portwood. Wearable art inspired by the road less traveled by Kathryn Pearce. Plus Mike Miller ceramics Artist reception 5-7pm.
Water St. Bindery
28 N. Water St.
The Wiebners Photography Studio and Photo Boutique
320 N. Queen St.
Pumpkin Time!
Fun and delightful photographs of children and pumpkins.
Your Art Gallery
336 N. Queen St.
Featuring Vernon Kiehl and Xtian Newswanger etchings, drawings, and watercolors.
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