ArtWorks Connellsville

ArtWorks Connellsville
Category
Address
139 West Crawford Avenue,
Connellsville, PA 15425
Operating schedule
Tuesday - Saturday 10 am - 5 pm
Closed on Sunday, Monday, and Holidays
Phone number
(724) 320-6392

ArtWorks Connellsville, located next to the Connellsville Canteen, is home to over 85 local and regional artists. It is the only art gallery and learning center of its kind in the area. It offers a diverse range of handmade items, including stained glass windows, paintings, photography, jewelry, woodworking, pottery, soaps, cards, and much more.

Seasonal art classes, art demonstrations, and author events are offered throughout the year. They also have over 25 books written about the area by local authors. They have teamed up with local historical societies to provide you with a one-stop shopping experience. Postcards, magnets, and souvenirs are also available for purchase.

The mission of ArtWorks Connellsville is to inspire artistic growth, enhance technical skills, and provide a marketing outlet for regional artists in a unique arts environment, while offering the public opportunities to view, enjoy, and purchase artwork created by professional artists.

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