PCCA Gallery Shop Hours
Wednesday through Saturday, 10-4
Landis House Hours
Tuesdays and Thursdays, 10-4
“100 Cats”
Artwork by Cheryl Kugler
On Display Through May 18, 2024
PCCA Gallery
Wed. – Sat. from 10 AM – 4 PM
An Art Exhibition Benefitting Perry County Animal Rescue’s Cat Cabin & Loving Care Cat Rescue.
PCCA Gallery
1 South 2nd Street, Newport, PA.
Local Businesses Host
Art on Tour
Available at Select Locations Throughout Perry County
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Summer Art Camps!
Early bird special ends on 4/19!
Summer Art Camps are available for students in grades 1 – 9!
PCCA Summer Art Camps offer a fun, creative and educational way to keep your child engaged during their summer vacation! As an added bonus, they will develop friendships, explore various forms of creative expression, test their independence in a safe environment, and build confidence to last a lifetime.
Volunteer With Us!
Make a Difference in YOUR Community
As a volunteer for the Perry County Council of the Arts, you are the lifeblood of our organization’s efforts to improve the quality of life in our rural community through the arts. PCCA’s success is overwhelmingly due to our volunteer support.
Our next Drop-In Art will take place during “A Day in The Park.”
At Lynn Sheaffer Dum Memorial Park – Hosted by The Friends of Spring Township
Saturday, June 1, 2024
3 – 6 PM
2471 Shermans Valley Road, Elliottsburg, PA, United States, Pennsylvania
Take a PCCA Art Class!
We are excited to offer art classes and workshops in macrame, watercolor, pastels, botanical printing, mosaics, jewelry, and more!
Be sure to check back for new classes!
Most art classes are hosted at our Landis House location.
67 N 4th St, Newport, PA 17074
CANCELED - PerryLive! Steve Rudolph Holiday Concert
Sunday, December 4 at 3 p.m.
Landis House, 67 N. 4th Street, Newport, PA
This event has been cancelled due to illness. An attempt will be made to reschedule.
Explore the digital copy.
Annual Report/ArtsReach Winter 2022 dual issue
Quilt Mural Trail Map
PCCA’s Quilt Mural Trail is a loop of 29 8′ x 8′ painted quilts mounted on barns along Perry, Juniata and Mifflin county roadways. Students from each county participated in this Arts in Education project, which began in 2012.