Display and sell your artwork and handmade items in this special holiday marketplace exhibition, on display from October 16 to January 9, 2021. Our customers love finding one-of-a-kind gifts in Artisan Marketplace, which is curated with on-trend, well-priced art and handcrafted items by emerging and professional artists.

RSVP your interest by submitting sample images and a description of your work to be considered for our biggest shopping show of the year!

For more details and important deadline dates, visit www.perrycountyarts.org/call-for-artists.

Submit your artwork to be featured in this special PCCA Art on Tour outdoor exhibition designed to safely engage and lift up our community and artists, during the challenges 2020 has brought, and while we limit our on-site exhibition offerings at our indoor locations.

Uplifting artwork centered on the themes of inspiration, encouragement, hope, perseverance, etc., will be printed and displayed on durable outdoor yard signs along walking trails in several of our local parks.

For more details and important deadline dates, visit www.perrycountyarts.org/call-for-artists.

Perry County Council of the Arts (PCCA) will host a house concert with renowned traditional balladeer and multi-instrumentalist Charlie Zahm on Sunday, November 8th at 3 p.m. as part of its new Live at Landis series. Guests are invited to enjoy an afternoon of live music, surrounded by local art and antiques at the historic Landis House, located at 67 N. Fourth St., in Newport.

Journey in song and story through the Civil War with Zahm as heroic Irish-American Capt. James Haggerty of the 69th New York State Militia, which fought in the First Battle of Bull Run in July 1861. Charlie Zahm recreates in first-person the County Donegal immigrant and will guide the audience through the heroic story of the Irish Brigade. The second set at the Landis House will be your favorite Irish and Scottish songs by request!

Admission is $7. Tickets may be purchased at by clicking HERE (You will be redirected to PayPal) or at the door. Doors open at 2:30 p.m., and free parking is available at the nearby Weis Market. The public entrance to Landis House is located at the rear courtyard. Landis House is ADA accessible, and the concert is held on the first floor. Seating is not assigned and is in rows.

About the Musician

Charlie Zahm is one of the strongest voices in Celtic, Maritime and traditional American music. His one-of-a-kind baritone voice has made him one of the most successful performers on the Celtic festival circuit. Also a master of the guitar, Charlie brings love, respect and humor to the music he performs, and he will draw you into the stories of his songs.

About Live at Landis

Presented by Perry County Council of the Arts, Live at Landis offers house concerts that are comfortable, intimate gatherings in a listening room setting.  The 2020 Live at Landis performance series features quality programming from regional and national artists.