Join us for a vibrant three-day celebration of area creativity in downtown Kutztown! The Kutztown Community Partnership and the Kutztown Rotary Club invite you to explore a unique art showcase pairing talented local artists with businesses throughout the downtown district.

During the event, participating artists will display and sell their work inside shops, eateries, and other businesses around town. As you stroll through downtown, you’ll have the chance to discover new artists, meet the people behind the work, and find one-of-a-kind pieces to bring home.

The event begins Thursday evening from 5-7pm with a special Meet the Artist Night, where visitors can stop into participating locations, talk with the artists, learn about their creative process, and ask questions about their work. The showcase continues Friday and Saturday during regular business hours, giving you plenty of time to explore each location at your own pace.

Come enjoy a weekend that celebrates the arts, supports local creators, and highlights the collaboration and community spirit that makes Kutztown special.

Meet the Artist Night: Thursday, 5:00–7:00 PM

Friday & Saturday: During participating businesses’ regular hours

No rain date is scheduled for this event.

On Saturday April 19 and Sunday April 20, 2026, the Kutztown Art Tour will host Open Studios: Noon to 5:00 p.m. Visiting is free of charge and will feature eight local artists, Jeff Dietrich, Marilyn Fox, Jan Crooker, Melanie Linder, Rick Salafia, and Patt and Kevin McCloskey. These artists continue to be an integral part of Kutztown’s community, each offering their own unique artistic style.

• Jeff Dietrich is known for his exquisite stoneware and redware pottery at Loghouse Pottery, 301 W. Walnut St. 

• Marilyn Fox, Her abstract, impasto-inspired paintings emphasize layers and expressive brushwork at 447 Normal Ave. 

• Jan Crooker, known for her impressionist painting style engaging with perspective, bright color schemes, and images of daily life at 463 West Main Street, rear building. 

• Author/illustrator, Kevin McCloskey will open his garage studio at 305 Trexler Ave with his children’s books plus Patt McCloskey’s ceramics. 

• Sculptor Rick Salafia, a former KU professor, will open his garage studio on Lambert Alley. 

• Artist/illustrator and art therapist Melanie Linder's studio is the historic Park Auto Building, 363 E. Main St. 

Please engage with Kutztown’s distinguished local artists the weekend of April 19-20. Attendance is free of charge to the Kutztown Art Tour as well as at the open studios.