The Gallery Shop - Lemont, PA

Celebrating the Art and Craft of Central Pennsylvania

P.O. Box 973
824 Pike Street
Lemont, PA 16851
(814) 867-0442
www.gallery-shop.com

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Regular business hours:

Mon: Closed
Tue - Fri: 10:30am - 5:30pm
Sat: 10:00am - 5:00pm
Sun: Closed

About the Gallery Shop

We are a group of about 50 artists and craftspersons all living and working in Central Pennsylvania.

We have been in business for 29 years. The first 10 we were a part of the Art Alliance of Central Pennsylvania. We are now independent, but we have a close working relationship with the Art Alliance.

Our mission is to serve two communities:

The General Community:
To sell original art and craft work from Central Pennsylvania to our customers. And, to educate our customers about the techniques used in the many different works.
The Artist Community:
To provide an outlet for practicing studio artists who live and work in Central Pennsylvania.

How to find us

The Gallery Shop is located at 824 Pike Street in Lemont, PA - just minutes from State College.

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Follow these directions from State College:

Follow Route 26 East (East College Avenue) approximately 3 miles.
Take the Elmwood Street Exit to Lemont (just before the intersection with Route 322 Bypass).
Turn left at the Stop light onto Pike Street.
The Gallery Shop is 1/2 block on the left.

Parking is available in front of the shop.

Monthly Feature at the Gallery Shop

Each month the Gallery Shop presents a special show in the Atrium.

Featuring in October, 2024:

Featured Artists:

Cindy Hassler: Painting

Ian Stainton: Pottery

Ian Stainton will be showing hi-fired porcelain, made on the potters wheel. Ian produces functional pottery such as bowls, vases, mugs etc. in beautiful safe glazes. For Cynthia Hassler, woodblock printing is about the excitement of the process where each step is a chance and the outcome is unpredictable. Starting with objects or images that appeal to her by their shape, colors and textures she looks for patterns within patterns and details that will distort or abstract as the wood is cut away and each layer of ink is applied. Through allowing the print to evolve, a snake skin can become lace, and feathers become trees or a landscape