The Art League has promoted Visual Arts in Western North Carolina since 1972.
Our Mission: To promote, encourage, and develop an appreciation of all forms of visual art by providing an environment for interaction and growth for our entire community.
The Art League of Henderson County invites you to check out our elegant new gallery - The Art Place Gallery - in the Historic 7th Avenue District of Downtown Hendersonville.
Our July exhibit features over 200 works of art including the juried work recently shown at the LaVie en Rose’ Fine Art and Music Festival plus work by many of our talented local artist members.
730 Locust Street, Hendersonville, 28792
Wed - Saturday 11:00 am - 4:00 pm
Extended hours for special events - 4 pm - 7 pm
Clay/Pottery Studio
Art Workshops and Classes
Art Place Artist Studios
Studios available for all mediums including pottery
Join the Art League's family of artists in one of our walled, open or pottery studios. Studios include:
- 90 - 600 sq. ft spaces
- 24-hour access to the building
- Wi-Fi access
2025 Upcoming Events and Exhibits
- June LaVie en Rose (plus the on-going Art Place Member Show at the Asheville Hwy Gallery)
- July Grand Opening Exhibit of The Art Place on Locust and a opportunity to see all the art exhibited at LaVie en Rose'
- August Members/Fiber Show featuring Local Cloth Artists (tentative)
- September Celebrate Art Juried Show
- October Monthly Member Show & the Bearfoot'n Bear Auction in Downtown Hendersonville
- November Lotto Fund Raiser/Monthly Member Show
- December Holiday Market & Monthly Member Show
Our Locations:
Art Place
2021 Asheville Hwy, Hendersonville 28791
Open: Wednesday - Saturday 11 AM - 4 PM
Art Place Studios
2015 Asheville Hwy, Hendersonville 28791
Open: Saturday 11 AM - 4 PM
Or by appointment.
Glassman Clay Studios
2015 Asheville Hwy, Hendersonville 28791
Open: 24 x 7 for Clay Studio Members, during classes or by appointment
Thanks to our private and corporate sponsors.
The Art League is supported with funding from:
Recent Events - In partnership with Village Potters and Local Cloth - both organizations lost their buildings in Hurrican Helene.