Offers year-round, free art instruction Philadelphia youth ages 10 to 22.

Provides visual arts programs and arts instruction.

Offers art classes, exhibits, and programs. Serves as a meeting place for artists.

Offers exhibitions of local and national artwork, art classes, and sales of art.

The City of Lancaster administers the Public Art Program which includes the following: * Providing oversight for the inclusion of public artworks in eligible Capital Improvement Program projects and Redevelopment projects; * Providing technical assistance for developers and reviewing proposed plans for artworks; * Advising on the acquisition, placement, maintenance, or removal of public artworks on City-owned property; * Administering the City's public art collection; * Developing public art policies; * Providing technical assistance for artists; * Administering competitions for the selection of artists; * Providing public art planning, education and outreach.

Enable young people to develop their creativity and cultural awareness through knowledge and appreciation of visual, tactile, and/or performing arts programs. Helps young people to develop self expression and to acquire multicultural appreciation for artistic endeavors. Fine Arts are amongst the more popular art programs offered. Through these, Club members enjoy learning and experiencing the arts.

Offers paid apprenticeships that gives justice-impacted young people the opportunity to develop marketable job skills and reconnect with their community through mural making, carpentry, and other creative projects. Curriculum includes job readiness and life skills training, professional development, and mentorship. Participants develop skills in professional communications, teamwork, critical thinking, problem solving, digital etiquette, résumé-building, and interview preparation.

Provides arts-related services to the region.

Current inmates, probationers and parolees, and juvenile delinquents are given the opportunity to learn new skills through art-based community services.

Offers art museum exhibits, education initiatives for children and families, and scheduled programming. The museum's permanent collection consists of over 13,000 works of art.

Offers tours to the home and studio of American modernist Charles Demuth (1883-1935), a permanent collection of Demuth's art, changing exhibitions, and events. The museum is surrounded by Demuth's mother's garden and the historic Lancaster architecture that inspired him.

Randomly pairs each accepted artist with a family or friend of a victim of gun violence; the artist will communicate with the family or friend, receive source material such as photographs and stories, and then create a portrait of a victim of gun violence. The definition of a portrait is to be broadly interpreted. The goal is to present diverse works that in some way show the essence of the person being portrayed.

Offers art classes in handbuilding, wheel-throwing, casting, glazing and more.

Invites families and persons who have lost someone to gun violence or who are themselves survivors of gun violence to be randomly paired with an artist who will create a portrait of their loved one for them. Participants meet with the artist and provide photos, mementos, stories, and anything that will help the artist to better know their loved one.

Presents a wide variety of performances, and offers workshops, classes, school programs, educator resources, community outreach program, field trips and group visits including other programs that nurture an appreciation and understanding of the arts. These dynamic experiences are available to audiences of all ages and backgrounds.

Provides arts-related services to the region.

Offers an extensive collection of works by contemporary regional artists and serves as an educational resource for students.