Studios and Galleries

Jenkintown

The Abington Art Center is one of the premier arts destination in Montco. Browse the rotating galleries inside historic Alverthorpe Manor, meet the artists during the center's Coffee Break Conversations, or explore the 27-acre campus' outdoor sculpture garden.

Skippack

Green Wolf's Village Barn Shoppes features six one-of-a-kind shops plus a rotating art gallery. Each month, a different local artist is featured in the gallery. And on most weekends, you can meet the artist and even see them toiling at their craft.

Blue Bell

Montgomery County Community College's Central Campus is home to the school's Fine Arts Center and an impressive gallery space. Here, the next generation of artists display their works alongside faculty, alumni and noted artists from across the region.

Pottstown

The Fine Arts Gallery at Montgomery County Community College's West Campus is another impressive space, housing rotating exhibits from the school's budding artists and the best that Montgomery County has to offer.

Montgomery County

The Montgomery County Studio Tour takes place each June and features artists displaying their work at studios across Montgomery County. This two-day event offers a behind-the-scenes look at Montco's best painters, sculptors, artisans, and craftsmen. Admission to all studios is free and many are open to the public year-round.

Oaks

The Oaks campus of SEI isn't just for the financial firm's employees. The grounds are also home to the West Collection, with more than 1,500 works installed and on display at any time. Tours are available by request.

Boyertown

Located in the quaint town of Boyertown you'll find one of the finest glass art studios in the country: Taylor Backes Glass. The studio's incredible art glass can be seen on display at the Philadelphia Museum of Art, the Corning Museum of Glass, the Smithsonian Institute, and at their Boyertown studio and gallery.

Wayne

Wayne Art Center is the premier art center on the Main Line. The center features four galleries with rotating exhibits, four painting studios, ceramics and jewelry studios, two gallery stores, and a state-of-the-art kitchen for the art center's slate of culinary classes.

Malvern

Craftsman and artist Wharton Esherick was one of the most important figures in the American Arts & Crafts movement. The Wharton Esherick Studio Museum, tucked into a forested hillside near Valley Forge National Historical Park, preserves both his legacy and his work. His hand-built former home reveals his genius - a mix of whimsy and creativity.