This is a great place to see new art, as well as the work of proven artists and to meet some nice…read morepeople. We've bought a couple of pieces here and every transaction has been a good one. It is great that they have a specific section for emerging artists. This is a must-stop on First Friday. Pieces are priced accordingly and always reasonably.

This is my favorite gallery in Lancaster. They display a diverse group of seasoned artists as well…read moreas young emerging artists. The art is always beautiful as well as being reasonably priced. Love the staff, always cheerful and willing to answer questions.

Grace is such a friendly talented artist who takes absolute pride in her work. Definitely a go to…read moreif you want astonishing precision and even restoration as well. Oh and big plus sometimes she has her dog ginger in the shop what a sweetheart!!

The wonderful lady behind the counter at the archives/library gift shop, and the librarians were so…read morekind and helped me when I stopped by to do research. There is so much good information available here, knowledgeable people, and lots of space to spread out to do some deep-focused research. Highly recommended!

Wonderful place for the history buff and the family. I have attended book signings and book sales…read more Great place for family research. The yearly events brought me new friends with similar interests. Very historically educational.

Dawn is such an awesomely talented individual. She is great to work with and I would certainly…read morerecommend her to anyone wanting to do a paint night. She is affordable and so informative and creative. Go check her out, you'll love her whimsical personality.

Such a great experience! Dawn was very high energy, patient and a lot of fun. If you are looking…read morefor something fun to do in the York area, be sure to check her out.

Very beautiful art! Includes multiple dimensions and different categories of art in a single piece…read more Most of them are 3-D, so they have aspects of the piece physically sticking out where you can touch them. She also uses ordinary objects to incorporate into her art, such as newspaper clippings, and glitter, and thick coats of paint to make it look thick. Her work is expensive, but if you're interested in buying one, she will negotiate with you to buy more of her pieces, giving you deals. She does have certificates of authenticity to give you when you purchase her art. Good quality, and very beautiful to look at with bright, vivid colors. Very talented artist who deserves more attention.

Beautiful artwork. I just so happened to have been visiting Gallery Row on the first day of…read morebusiness of her brand new store front (soft opening, grand opening on November 20th 2020) and I just *had* to get two paintings for myself, and one for my mother as a Christmas gift. You can absolutely tell from the detail she puts in her work that she takes her time and goes for quality over quantity (even though her art gallery has tons of artwork). Give her a shot, I dare you to visit her store without being tempted to buy some of her work.

April the owner is a nice person, however, she has an employee named James who is extremely rude,…read morepassive aggressive with everyone and from reading the reviews I understand why people are not booking this venue. She has got to stop allowing this person to interact with the public. Had the niece of my neighbor inquire and the constant interrupting from James turned her off. She decided on the Eden Resort and her wedding was a success. All in all, it's a great loft style building in downtown, close to the Marriott and other points of interest

Location: downtown Lancaster near many restaurants. We parked out front for free on the street…read more Atmosphere: outside the one room -artsy and in the room -sophisticated Room was easy to find the art & artist. I think there was another clothes venue in another room, but not sure. Art was reasonably priced and the artist showcased tonight was an extremely talented Acrylic artist. I bought a few small things.

If you're a fan or art and/or a frequent visitor of art museums in the U.S., you may recognize…read moreCharles Demuth's work. He's often credited as setting the stage for Modernist art. Lancaster has two museums honoring Demuth. One is inside Demuth's house in downtown. (It happens to be one of the oldest buildings in the area.) It's a proper museum with exhibits about his life, house, and work. There are even a few areas for children to interact with history and art. Outside is a beautiful garden that his mother kept for cooking. The second museum is a contemporary art museum with art from local artists spread across two floors and three galleries. Staff are kind and admission is a suggested donation of $5.

The Demuth Museum was a welcomed distraction during my visit. Lancaster isn't that big of a town,…read morebut there is hustle and bustle out on the street that you can escape from by entering this museum. It is honestly a well put together museum that is detailed to Demuth and his connection to Lancaster. This museum is part viewing and part interaction. It is two floors and you can move about it at your own pace and in any direction you feel appropriate. Take you time while doing this and you can definitely find a place to the side to appreciate the art. At the time of my visit the downstairs had an exhibit of art on loan from the Philadelphia Museum of Art. It is a small exhibit but the pieces you find in the exhibit can definitely be appreciated. They rotate what is on exhibit in here dependent on what they can get on loan. I was told that they would be doing a change up soon on the pieces and it would be a whole new experience. Throughout the rest of the museum the pieces you see are pieces of Demuth himself. They have many pieces from Demuth that they rotate in and out of viewing sot that means you may not experience the same thing twice in a long while. With this museum being the family home of Demuth, you not only get to view the museum, but the home that is kind of a time capsule of when it was in use as a home. Upstairs it goes more into depth on Demuth himself. You can view the materials he used to create some of his art and learn about his life when he was younger and his travels to study art. In what I would say is the last room for you to visit is a room that contains art of artist that were from other countries looking to start anew in America. One piece invited you to write a message of encouragement to add to the piece of art. This really added an interactive touch to this museum. From the upstairs you can see the garden that inspired Demuth to produce some of his art. And where he spent time with his family.

Listen, due your homework before checking out a place. Don't do what I did before I showed up here…read more Check to see what the hours are before you venture here and have to figure out what to do for your day since it is not open. As you can see, this is a local museum and it truly does embrace the community it sits in. The time that I visited this they were having an exhibit that showcased local artists. That would be why you don't see any pictures of the art from me out of respect for those local artists. They were actually getting ready to switch over exhibits when I visited. Even though it looks small from the outside, the inside is quite spacious and totally gives off the art gallery vibe. Rooms that echoed if you spoke or simply took a step. The exhibit stretched multiple rooms on each floor. Since this was an exhibit for local artists you were able to purchase the art on display. When I was here there was an older couple that had come in and talking with the employees. They had purchased a few pieces over time from here. What was nice was that you could vote when you finished your visit on which piece of art you thought was extraordinary. I wonder what the results was of that vote. I'm going to have to look into that.

Kind of lame. There's only 3 rooms and we were only there for 10 mins. Good thing we didn't drive…read moreall the way up to Lancaster just for this. Go to Gallery Row if you want to see art galleries for more than a few mins.