The Phoenixville Pottery Festival is back for August’s First Friday! The festival takes place on 8/1/25 from 5:30-8:30 p.m. Local artisans will be selling pottery on Main Street, and several businesses are holding special events to celebrate ceramics! 

John Martin’s show, exploring humor and joy, is the art show we all need right now. Visit Art Work Gallery + Meeting Space this July to experience the funnier side of art in Laughter Lines.

This May, Art Work Gallery is hosting a group show featuring seven artists in various stages of motherhood. Read the interview to learn how becoming a mother has influenced their art.

Meet Elyssa Hilton, a Phoenixville artist utilizing her background in art and design to raise money for the historic Phoenix Wheel project.

What started as an Instagram account in 2018 has become a brick-and-mortar gallery in 2025. Read the interview with the founder of Phoenixville Daily, Jedi Wright, to learn about this creative hub at 223 Prospect Street.

This February, hearts are popping up all over Phoenixville for the first-ever Candied Hearts show!

Delirium Photo Collective is a space for collaboration, community, and all things photography.

Want to gift local art and stay on budget? This gift guide is for you!

Julie Miller grew up in Phoenixville, has been selling pottery at the Phoenixville Farmers’ Market for years, and just opened her first retail space at 24 Main Street! Read our interview with Julie to learn more about what she brings to the community!

The show Arrival is a collection of paintings inspired by Hungarian heritage and folk art style. See Erika Matyok’s solo show, Arrival, at Art Work Gallery + Meeting Space in December 2024.

The show Providence explores healing from disaster and reclaiming one’s narrative through painting, photography, and mixed media works. See Bonnie Providence’s solo show, Providence, at Art Work Gallery + Meeting Space in November 2024.

In our interview with Cynthia Oswald, we talked about her October show at Art Work Gallery, learned about her approach to collaboration, and how being a designer influences her work as an artist.

We interviewed Kenzie De to learn how her love of screen printing started and what she’s printing up next for the Phoenixville Art Walk.

Explore Nature's Table, where Cynthia Oswald and Jackie Henisee combine the beauty of custom ceramic artistry with custom linen designs and botanical watercolors to celebrate nature’s splendor and the personal journeys that shape our everyday lives. See their solo at Art Work Gallery + Meeting Space in October 2024.

The pottery festival is one day, but you can connect with clay at Studio 323 all month long.

There’s a new art studio coming to Bridge Street!

Joe Hocker is a photographic and digital artist exploring the Schuylkill River through photography, archives, and web-based media. See his solo show, Hidden River, at Art Work Gallery + Meeting Space in September 2024.

Harriet Hill is an oil (and occasionally gouache) painter exploring themes of hope, flourishing, and laughter through non-representational art. See her solo show, Flourishing, at Art Work Gallery + Meeting Space in August 2024.