Visit 100 Front Street to view The Tempest, a painting by John Pagano (oil on canvas, 68″ x 60″, $2,400). With generous support from the building’s owner, Worcester Renaissance Towers, ArtsWorcester continues exhibiting a single, major work for the pleasure of its tenants and visitors. ArtsWorcester members wishing to propose a similarly scaled (or larger) artwork for this site should

Friday, November 7–
7:30 – 9:30PM
ArtsWorcester, 660 Main Street–
This event is free and 18+.

Dress in your 1920s best and join us and our friends Airspray Worcester at Illicit, an underground speakeasy event.

Art On The Line joy and thanks!

Join us Friday, October 10th, for an off-the-wall art sale to benefit ArtsWorcester! Two hundred and thirty 5″x7″ works on paper, donated by local artists, will be suspended in the gallery, and sold off the lines for $20 each. All proceeds keep our exhibits open and free to the public. Click on the logo above for more information!

This four-hour workshop, offered twice this fall, will cover the equipment and techniques needed to produce professional quality digital images of your art work.

Free to Members Saturday, September 20th 9:30 to 11:30 AM ArtsWorcester, 660 Main Street This fun, interactive workshop removes the mystery of the artist statement. Led by Debbie Hagan, writer and editor-in-chief of Art New England, participants will Learn what collectors, gallerists, and editors want. Understand the difference between an artist statement and biography. Submit whatever statement you’re using for

We are delighted to announce that Honee Hess will receive the 33rd ArtsWorcester Award, given annually to an individual who has made extraordinary contributions to arts and culture in this city. Please join us at our Annual Meeting, Friday, September 12th, at 6 PM to celebrate her. A reception and the openings of our fall exhibits will follow.

Friday, September 12 join ArtsWorcester for our very brief Annual Meeting, followed immediately by the first openings of the season. All are welcome to both.  At 6 PM, we’ll meet to review the last fiscal year, and to honor the recipient of this year’s ArtsWorcester award.

The Melvin S. Cutler Charitable Foundation has awarded ArtsWorcester $14,400 for two years of professional educational events for artists.

We were thrilled to accept this award.  Hey, Sprinkler Factory (runner up), the Davis Art Gallery, the Krikorian Gallery at the Worcester Craft Center, and all the college and university galleries: give us a run for our money next year!  Left to right: volunteer Ginger Navickas, board chair Samantha McDonald, executive director Juliet Feibel, and administrator Scarlett Hoey. Photo courtesy

We are proud to announce the expansion of our corporate art program to the lobby of 100 Front Street.  With generous support from the building’s owner, Worcester Renaissance Towers, ArtsWorcester is exhibiting a single, major work for the pleasure of its tenants and visitors. Artwork will rotate twice annually. Inaugurating this busy site is Life’s Mystery Dance, a painting by

Thank you to everyone who voted us “Best Art Gallery” in this year’s Worcester Magazine competition! And three cheers for the Sprinkler Factory, this year’s runner-up, who made the category for the first time. Don’t miss their openings, either!

Ceramics all over town on Friday, April 11! Pick up this ticket here between 6-8 PM, where you can see “Left of Center” by Sarah Williams, or at the Worcester Center for Crafts at their Ceramics Invitational opening between 6:30-8:30. Turn it in at the other opening that same night for a reward! Both are free to the public.

We are extremely excited for the upcoming Members’ Workshop at our Aurora Gallery. This is a valuable opportunity as we will be visited by Debbie Hagan, writer, editor, and former editor-in-chief of Art New England, who will be leading the workshop  on Saturday, April 5th from 2:00 – 4:00pm. She will be covering the expectations of collectors, gallerists, and editors; the differences between an artist

This year’s winners of Material Needs Grants and a few assistants gathered here this morning for a little celebration. Pictured here are Gene Berg, Emery Wegner, Stephanie Chubbuck, Tyler Vance, Steve Belz, Victor Pacheco and daughter. Catherine Wilcox-Titus was unable to get out of her driveway on this icy morning. We can’t wait to see what they make!