1. AD LIB CAFE *
51 N. Market Street 
adlibcafepa.com
Art & Entertainment and Sports in Art
Pieces of artwork featuring performing arts, street performers & comedy.  Sports in Art will be upstairs in Jon Jon’s Arcade & Sports Cafe featuring art about a variety of sports and athletic competitions.

2. ANNEX 24 GALLERY
24 W. Walnut Street    341-0028
annex24gallery.com
Fresh Start
Creative and diverse displays in photography and paintings.  Representing the spirit of springtime and the anticipation of new beginnings and second chances.

3. BUILDING CHARACTER
342 N. Queen Street, Warehouse B
buildingcharacter.biz
Stuart Hammons, graduate of PCA&D, will display his asortment of work including wood carvings, metal work, and various styles of abstract, landscape and wildlife paintings.

4. CHESTNUT HOUSE *
25 W. King St (Hager Arcade)    393-0111
Lindy Malin’s Cathedral Jewels
Lindy Malin demonstrates jewelry making using gorgeous pieces of antique stained glass.  Visitors may have pieces they select custom made while learning the history and romance of stained glass.

5.. CHRISTIANE DAVID GALLERY *
142 N. Prince Street   293-0809
Colors of Spring
Water colors, oil paintings, landscapes, florals and abstract from Christiane David.

6. CITYFOLK
146 N. Prince Street  393-8807
Art for Your Garden
Fountains, statuary, urns and objects for your garden, patio, porch or home by Max Carr.

7. CRISWELL & SHREVE
112 N. Prince Street  333-8401
Richard Keltner 2(3)
Two images revisited in three different mediums.

8. D&J SCOTT GALLERIES
323 N. Queen Street   397-5360
April in Paris
April in Paris is presented by the wonderful photography of Charles Heisterkamp.  The Basilique du Scare’ Coeur, the Eiffel Tower, the Seine, the Musee d’Orsay are all here and more.  After your visit, you’ll be off to the airline office for your own ticket to the City of Lights.

9. DEMUTH MUSEUM
120 E, King Street  299-9940
demuth.org
Photographs by Ferdinand Demuth, William Zell and Will Lindsay
Featuring turn of the century photographys by Ferdinand Demuth and photographic lantern slides by fellow Lancaster camera club member William Zell along with contemporary artist Will Lindsay’s digital lantern slide photographs inspired by these historical processes.

10. DOGSTAR BOOKS & GALLERY & CHESTNUT HILL CAFE
529 W. Chestnut Street  823-6605
dogstarbooks.com
Landscapes & Abstractions:  New Photographic Work by Fred Albright
Featuring fine art photography of highly regarded Lancaster photographer, Fred Albright.  Photos will also be on exhbit across the steet at Lancaster’s newest eatery The Chestnut Hill Cafe.

11. FIRST REFORMED CHURCH *
40 E. Orange Street  397-5149
firstreformed.org
Bead for Life & Recent works by Richard Lawrence
Bead for Life:  Eradicating poverty one bead at a time you can help women of Uganda break the cycle of poverty through purchasing beautiful, colorful, handcrafted jewelry. www.beadforlife.org

12. FRAMING CONCEPT
328 N. Queen Street   295-7290
theframingconcept.com
Recent works by Mike Witmer

13. FULTON OPERA HOUSE *
12 N. Prince Street  394-7133
thefulton.org
Dressing the Part
A showcase of costumes, designs and accessories from the collection of the Fulton Opera House.

14. GERHART STUDIOS
9 N. Pine Street
gerhartstudios.com
Come see wood carving in progress...studio work, furniture, signs- on display in our gallery and workspace

15. GAIL GRAY- ARTIST
34 1/2 N. Queen Street
The “Self”
Series of self portraits.  The artist reflects on the “self” as represented over the years.

16. GALERIE MICHELLE
226 W. Chestnut Street
spiziriartgroup.com
Vitreography
Vitreography and wood sculpture by husband and wife artists.  Rachel Rotenberg tells stories of her life using cedar wood.  Jean Pierre will take us traveling through dimensions of glass.

17. GALLERY 2
140 N. Prince Street  390-7222
lizhess.com
All About Dogs and Cats
Continuing her hugely popular show last year, artist Liz Hess introduces a whole new collection of whimsical and humorous watercolors featuring the antics of a group of colorful and eclectic Canines and Felines.

18. Gallery DePaul
226 North Arch Street  299-1631
gallerydepaul.com

April in Paris

Parisian photographer Jerome Gorin exhibits panoramic views of the "city of light"

19. HAIR@DFBSTUDIOS *
31 E. Orange Street  392-6007
myspace.com/dfbstudios
Boundary Subjects
Figurative by Kirstin Kest

20. ISAACS RESTAURANT & DELI *
25 N. Queen Street 
isaacsdeli.com
“Keep  Your Eyes Peeled”
Presented by Ben McMillen Photography.  Archival pigment b&w and color photography.

21. ISADORE GALLERY
228 N. Prince Street  299-0127
isadore-gallery.com
Echo Valley Art Group:  New Work
Paintings, Ceramics and Sculpture by 25 of Lancaster’s most prestigious artists:  C. Anspach, D. Burns, A. DeLaurentis, R. Dixon, W. Early, H. Fitzgerald, B. Fry, J. Gallagher, J. Geib, C. Calligan, S. Gottlieb, C. Henderson, J. Hensel, K. Hoak, C. Kermes, K. Kirsten, R. Lyon, C. Morgan, R. Ressel, P. Richards, C. Toner Shane, S. Spanger, R. Sykes & R. Whitson

22. JULIA SWARTZ GALLERY
17 N. Prince Street  397-8020
juliaswartz.com
A Dog Named Gideon
Dogs are not our whole life, but they make our lives whole.  A series of oils on canvas about a chocolate lab named Gideon.

23. KEYSTONE ART & CULTURE CENTER *
420 Pearl Street  870-4869
keystoneart.org
2D & 3D Works
Presentation on creating the Thaddeus Stevens monument in bronze (Sat. 3 pm); 2D & 3D works by select artists.  Exciting molten bronze pour on Sun. at 4 pm.

24. LANCASTER ARTS HOTEL *
300 Harrisburg Ave.  299-3000
lancasterartshotel.com
Ned Wert- Small Works
Paintings in acrylic on paper the entire month of April.  Artist reception will be held during Sprint Art Walk, April 18.

25. LANCASTER CITY HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION *
150 S. Queen Street- Southern Market Center
cityoflancasterpa.com
Lancaster Squared- Diverse City
Lancaster City residents are invited to sit for a free black and white portrait by Barbara Kyne.  View existing portraits and participate in a continuing record of diversity sponsored by the Lancaster City Human Relations Commission

26. LANCASTER GALLERIES  *
34 N. Water Street   
lancastergalleries.com
Sky Songs by George Sorrels
Capturing the sky on canvas embodies a quest for the unattainable.  This exhibit contains paintings that are more than mere paint and support but are paintings in which a cloud or a feeling of light and air or a passage of color as space changes the viewer’s life 

27. LANCASTER MUSEUM OF ART *
135 N. Lime Street  394-3497
lmapa.org
Where the Wild Things Are & Plain and Fancy
Where The Wild Things Are- Maurice Sendak in his own words and pictures.  An interactive multi-media exhibit showcasing the life long art of Maurice Sendak.  Plain & Fancy:  Recent works by the Guild of American Papercutters celebrating the 20th anniversary of the Guild.  Works by papercutters from across the country will be featured.

28. LANCASTER MUSEUM OF ART II *
215 N. Queen Street  394-3497
lmapa.org
Wild Rumpus: Time to Get Wild About the Arts & The Show Up and Show Show
Wild Rumpus are child and family friendly activities inspired by the Museum’s Where the Wild Things are exhibit.  The Show Up and Show Show features works by regional artists, ages 15 and up.

29. LIVING LIGHT GALLERY
150 N. Prince Street   390-9011
livinglightgallery.com
Richard Chandler Hoff:  1940’s in Graphite
Sail through time to a simpler era when ice cream was 5¢ a dip and the coolest place in town was the air conditioned theater.  Richard Chandler Hoff’s time transcending graphite pencil works allow you to do just that despite today’s fast paced “get it done yesterday” mentality.  Hoff’s black & white creations may be what initially invites you back to that gentler more innocent time but you wil undoubtedly find yourself wishing to stay in his 1940’s re-creations just a while longer.

30. MIO STUDIO
616 Columbia Avenue
miostudio.com
Mio Studio Grand Opening
Jewlery with a conscience.  Art as the perfect accessory.  An expression of life.

31. MULBERRY ART STUDIOS  *
19-21 N. Mulberry Street  295-1949
mulberryartstudios.com
Support City Revitalization- Buy Art!
Including featured artists Paul Stewart, Tim Nies, Jeff Kramer plus Bert Aulisio, Tracy Feldman and Matt Murray.

32. MY AUNT DEBBIE *
@ Mommalicious & Smilin Gal 310 N. Queen Street
myauntdebbie.com
Handcrafted Clothing & Accessories
Remember your favorite aunt who let you finger paint with your toes, dyed your hair fuschia and took you to your first rock concert?  My clothes are like that.  Delightfully handcrafted clothing and accessories that raise eyebrows at family gatherings.

33. PARLOR GALLERY
320 Laurel Street  392-1772
parlorgallery.org
Dorothy Frey: New Paintings
Paintings:  contemporary and nature inspired

34. PA COLLEGE OF ART & DESIGN *
204 N. Prince Street  396-7833
pcad.edu
Handcranked Film Projects
This exhibit will showcase the films, sculpture, paintings & photography from Handcranked Film Projects, a New England collective of independant film makers

35. RADIANCE
9 W. Grant Street  290-1517
radiancelancaster.blogspot.com
Magic Amongst Trees
Multi-media expression of native trees.  Fusing watercolors and fabric to create a forest of imaginary delights for the soul.  This is Mary Schroeder’s first appearance at Art Walk.

36. RED RAVEN ART COMPANY *
138 N. Prince Street   299-4400
redravenartcompany.com
Lyrical Landscapes
Featuring the work for Regina Martin and Lauren Holden.  Also showing will be the work of Marilu Sieber and works from the Conestoga Valley Art Students.

37. SCHOOL DISTRICT OF LANCASTER ART EDUCATION DEPARTMENT *
@ Lancaster Eastern Market  
Lancaster School District Student Art Show
Annual Student Art Show.  Features two and three dimensional works of art from all public city schools in kindergarten through twelfth grade.  Viewers will also have the chance to participate in a hands on creation on  Saturday.

38. THE SPACE *
Various Locations Around the City
spacelancaster.org
Space Windows and Small Works
Space Windows features regional artists in storefronts and unoccupied properties throughout the city.  Our central location features Small Works by participating Windows artists.  Pick up a card at any Art Walk Venue or Windows location and come to the Small Works for a smpale of each artists work.  Some of the windows venues include:  Pop Deluxe (6 N. Prince), Starvin Artists Cafe (106 W. Orange), 222 W. Chestnut, King Grant LP (141-147 E. King) and Salon Fin (502 N. Mary)

39. STARVIN ARTIST CAFE     
106 W. Orange Street
Handcrafted Clothing & Accessories
Remember your favorite aunt who let you finger paint with your toes, dyed your hair fuschia and took you to your first rock concert?  My clothes are like that.  Delightfully handcrafted clothing and accessories that raise eyebrows at family gatherings.

40. STRAWBERRY & CO
11 W. King Street  392-5345
strawberryandco.com
Canines Extraordinaire
Paper mache sculptures of canines extraordinaire by Wayne Lucas.  Dogs in art by Thoma Treadway.  Pastels by Bernadine Lucas & photography by Ashley Lucas.

41. STRICTLY FUNCTIONAL POTTERY NATIONAL *
@ Kevin  Leaman Pottery 560 S. Prince St.
strictlyfunctionalpotterynational.net
16th Annual Strictly Functional Pottery National
100 of the nations’ best functional ceramic artists will be exhibiting in the 16th Annual Strictly Functional Pottery National.  This juried exhibition will run through May 18th before traveling to the Wayne Art Center for the month of June.

42. TIPPETTS/WEAVER ARCHITECTS *
137 N. Duke Street   394-0553
tippettsweaver.com
Interplay of Light and Shadow, Line and Form
Independantly and through the use of different media, Mariot Tippetts and Toby Richards explore the interaction of light & shadow, line & form.  Mariot Tippetts designs and constructs white on white minimalist wall sculpture in relief using homasote and mixed media.   Toby Richards exhibits a collection of abstract black and white photographs fo water eroded rock formations from the Susquehanna River.

43. TODD SNADER’S GALLERY 
27 E. Lemon Street   397-0092
paonline.com/masteron
Eclectic collection of Beautiful Things

44. TREATS CREAMERY & CAFE *
37 N. Market Street (inside Quilt Museum)  431-7332
treatscreamery.com
Chocolate Art by  Kathy Blankenbiller
She’s not a professional, but thanks to more than 30 years of making these chocolate goodies she enjoys sharing her secrets and the challenge of teaching others to  learn this finger-licking hobby.  When she’s not making creations at Wilbur’s Chocolate in Lititz, she is a columnist for the Lititiz Record Express and the Ephrata Review.

44.  VELESKA JEWELRY *
348 W. Orange Street  396-1123
veleska.com
Joan Galloway “A Stop Along Nature’s Path”
Works on paper exploring a walk through nature

45. WHITE ELEPHANT
356 N. Queen Street    392-3696
thewhiteelephantshop.com
Alternative Perceptions
Photographer Bill Kiehl looked at ordinary objects in an extraordinary way during a recent trip through Tuscany and Umbria to create recognizable yet abstract images