The Center for Art in Wood is the founding arts and educational institution, maintaining the history and leading the growth, awareness, appreciation and promotion for arts in wood both onsite and in traveling exhibitions and publications.141 N. 3rd Street

One of the world’s leading ceramic art institutions, The Clay Studio supports the ceramic arts through their artist residency program, gallery, in-store and online shop, school, and outreach program. 137-139 N. 2nd Street

Moderne Gallery has been internationally renowned for its high quality, vintage 20th Century furniture, lighting and accessories since 1984. 111 N. 3rd Street

An impressive collection of glass art is highlighted at the National Liberty Museum. Visitors are invited to interact with incredible stories of heroes and a collection of contemporary art. 321 Chestnut Street

Located in Old City, Philadelphia Independents is a gift boutique that features only handmade items from local talent in the city. 35 North 3rd Street

Challenging the traditional labels that categorize art, Wexler Gallery exhibits work that coexists in the expressive realms of design, fine art and contemporary glass and ceramics. 201 North 3rd Street

CFEVA’s services are designed to raise the profile of Philadelphia’s professional artists, foster artistic experimentation and innovation, and showcase how vibrant artistic communities boost cultural tourism and foster economic development.  237 South 18th Street, Suite 3A

The Fabric Workshop and Museum invites renowned contemporary artists to experiment with fabric and other innovative uses of materials and media.  1214 Arch Street

Located within the only art and design college for women in the country, The Galleries at Moore host solo and group exhibitions, in a variety of media, by established and emerging national and international artists.  20th and the Parkway

The Art Alliance is a center that advances the work of makers, performers, and practitioners across disciplines. Programming provides exposure to the unusual, the unexpected, and the provocative.  251 South 18th Street

Discover works of art at one of the largest and most renowned museums in the country at the Philadelphia Museum of Art. Significant historic and contemporary crafts can be found in the Museum’s holdings and permanent exhibition spaces.  2600 Benjamin Franklin Parkway

Held annually in November, the Philadelphia Museum of Art Contemporary Craft Show includes the finest and most dynamic craft artists in the United States, selected from more than 1,000 applicants.  Pennsylvania Convention Center, 1101 Arch Street

University of the Arts is one of the few top art schools or universities to offer a focus in all five types of craft media: ceramics, fibers and textiles, glass, jewelry and metals, and wood plus furniture design.  320 South Broad Street

Art Star is a curated gallery and boutique selling handmade clothing, accessible fine art, jewelry and home accessories. Look for their pop-up markets throughout the year.  623 North 2nd Street

Bahdeebahdu specializes in mixing contemporary art and design with a philosophy rooted in beauty, pleasure, and humor.  1522 North American Street

Crane Arts has four floors of galleries and artist studios with The Old School across the street, which is home to Pig Iron Theatre and a bouquet of artist studios converted from former classrooms.  1400 North American Street

East Falls Glassworks is a glassblowing studio offering workshops for groups and individuals who want to experience working with glass at 2000 degrees.  3510 Scotts Lane

A former yarn-dying factory, Globe Dye Works has been transformed into a community of artists, designers, and fabricators.  4500 Worth Street

Inspired by the concept of modern heirlooms, Gravers Lane Gallery strives to provide unparalleled craft and concept from some of today’s most innovative artists.  8405 Germantown Avenue

InLiquid mobilizes the visual arts culture of the greater Philadelphia region in order to unite communities, establish wider audiences for artists and craftspeople, and facilitate relationships between makers and collectors.  1400 North American Street

Since its establishment in 1980, Marguerite Rodgers has been relied upon to transform ordinary spaces into compelling interiors.  2131 North American Street

Short for “Made in Kensington” and comprised of nearly 300,000 square feet, MaKen Studios are two repurposed, industrial buildings in North Philadelphia that foster the development and sustainability of successful professional craftspeople, entrepreneurs, and small batch manufacturers.  3525 I Street

Offering BFA and MFA programs in Ceramics, Fibers and Material Studies, Glass, and Metals/Jewelry/CAD-CAM, Tyler School of Art is recognized as one of the Nation’s leading art programs.  2001 North 13th Street

Situated inside a construction and demolition waste recycling company in northeast Philadelphia, RAIR offers artists studio space and access to more than 450 tons of materials per day.  7333 Milnor Street

The Bok Building, a once historic vocational school, is an evolving center for creatives, small-businesses, non-profits, small-batch manufacturers and beyond.  1901 South 9th Street

NextFab is a network of membership-based makerspaces that provide access to tools, technology, education, events, and services for makers of any skill level.  2025 Washington Avenue

Paradigm Gallery + Studio provides an artistic space for both the visual and performing arts, with a focus on emerging to established Philadelphia-based visual artists and makers.  746 South 4th Street

Philadelphia’s Magic Gardens is a nonprofit art museum and gallery space located in Isaiah Zagar’s art environment spanning half a city block.  1020 South Street

Located on a historic twenty-seven acre campus in Jenkintown, just ten miles from Center City Philadelphia, Abington Art Center presents exhibitions, programs and events designed to make the visual arts accessible to all.  515 Meetinghouse Road, Jenkintown

Main Line Art Center presents contemporary art exhibitions and a variety of courses in craft-based media including ceramics, textiles, wood and small metals.  746 Panmure Road, Haverford

Drawing on Japanese designs and shop practices, as well as on American and International Modern styles, Nakashima created a body of work that would make his name synonymous with the best of 20th century American Art furniture.  1858 Aquetong Road, New Hope

Established in 1930 as the first art center in the Main Line suburbs of Philadelphia, Wayne Art Center offers instruction for all ages in a variety of creative arts. Presented annually, Craft Forms is internationally recognized as a premiere contemporary craft exhibition.  413 Maplewood Avenue, Wayne

Wharton Esherick has been called the link between the Arts and Crafts Movement and the resurgent interest in furniture making following World War II. The Studio and Museum invite visitors to explore his ongoing legacy.  1520 Horse Shoe Trail, Malvern