Spring Gallery Night Packed with Sights and Sounds
20 participating locations around the city take part in April event
Friday, Apr. 29
Gallery Night. Any self-respecting Erieite knows it and loves it. After last occurring in October 2021, the first official Gallery Night of the year will include at least 20 different participating locations.
Chief among them, of course, is the Erie Art Museum. With the 99th annual Spring Show having opened on Friday, April 8 (thanks in part to guest juror Jessica Hong), this will be an opportune time for those who missed the opening to check out the venerable annual exhibit. On Gallery Night, EAM will feature music from DJ Amy Sas and Mckenzie Sprague (aka Optimistic Apocalypse), and the debut of the interactive experience "Narcissus," courtesy of the Erie Art Company and Noodlefish.
Looking to make the crawl? Try to hit up as many of these locations as you can.
32 West Eighth // 32 W. 8th St. // facebook.com/MasonicTempleErie
Tour the historic Masonic Temple with its grand ballroom, lodge room, Arcadia banquet hall, and more
419 on 10th // 419 W. 10th St. // facebook.com/artifactserie
With contemporary and period art, mid-century barware, rococo, boudoir furnishings, and more
The 10/20 Collective x Radius CoWork // 1020 Holland St., 1001 State St., Ninth Floor // 1020collective.com // radiusco.work
Radius CoWork will feature art by Jamie Keim, Theresa Musatto, and more, while the 10/20 Collective will feature Ana Balcázar, Erikka Spaid, Kat Charnley, and Chongyuan Du with music by Islers
Andora's Bubble Tea Shop // 516 State St. // andorasbubble.com
"Invisible Worlds" by talented local illustrator Calie Mee
City Gallery // 1503 State St. // facebook.com/citygalleryerie
See Dan and Rachael Burke's first exhibition as a couple and compare and contrast their works, and enjoy live music while you're at it
Crime Victim Center of Erie County // 125 W. 18th St. // cvcerie.org
The "What Were You Wearing" display gives sexual assault survivors a safe space to express themselves through art
D'Hopkins Denniston Gallery Fine Art & Boutique // 5 W. 10th St.
Celebrating their 10th year, the gallery will feature new works from Olaf, Weber, Braul, Ellis, Gupta, Nemo, Steadman, and others
The Dollhouse at Pointe Foure // 423 State St. // pointefoure.com
Local artist Rachel Berlin transforms the new downtown boutique with a vibrant "Garden Party" display
Ember + Forge // 401 State St. // emberandforge.com
Erie's downtown coffee stop with memorable chandlery and ongoing display of local artists
Gannon University Archeology Museum Gallery // 109 University Sq. // facebook.com/ArchMuseumAtGannon
"Archaeological Exhibits of Indigenous Peoples of North, South, and Meso-America" in collaboration with the Hagen History Center
Glass Growers Gallery // 10 E. 5th St. // glassgrowersgallery.com An exhibition featuring Tom Ferraro, one of Erie's best-loved artists and muralists
Hagen History Center // 356 W. 6th St. // eriehistory.org
Opening of the "Indigenous People of the Plains Region: Domestic Life" exhibit curated by Edinboro student Nathan Maleski
Keller Williams Erie // 2564 Village Common Dr. // facebook.com/KellerWilliamsRealtyErieDivision
Visit the realtor's office at the Village Common Plaza
Molly Brannigan's // 506 State St. // mollybrannigans.com
Catch some special food and drink specials at the participating Irish bar and restaurant
PACA // 1505 State St. // paca1505.org
The Performing Arts Collective Alliance showcases local art, theater, music, and more
Primo Tailoring // 421 State St. // primotailoring.com
Recently opened storefront showcases high-end men's fashion as well as local art at the Cashier's House location
Purrista Cat Cafe // 30 W. 8th St. // purristacatcafe.com
Erie's newest sensation lets guests mingle with adoptable feline friends (cat room upon reservation)
Robertson Kitchens // 2630 W. 12th St. // robertsonkitchens.com
Visit the hot chocolate bar in the cabinetry showroom and see the art on display, themed around seeking healing over the past two years
V Gallery // 3330 W. 26th St. // erievgallery.com
With a combination of abstract paintings and photographic prints at the multi-use space
