Built in 1885, it operated as an opera house. It is now on the National Register of Historic Places and offers live theatre performances, movies and special events.

Allegheny College offers high quality liberal arts education on an attractive landscape, filled with a mix of historic buildings and contemporary technology. Check out their art galleries, glass sculptures, theatre productions and special events.

Inside this landmark showplace, imagination abounds, with delights around every corner. There is an extensive selection of our own porcelain pottery by Bill Campbell – along with art glass, fine wood, metal, jewelry, and clay works of other artists. Enjoy a complimentary cup of coffee or tea and relax to music, as you browse our three floors of exceptional creations for home, garden, and personal adornment.

The Franklin Fine Arts Council sponsors a wide variety of festivals and events. It is our mission to enhance the quality of life and economic development through arts and cultural activities in the Franklin area.

Original oils on canvas and prints. Commissions accepted. Call for gallery hours. marilynervin@alltel.net

For 40 years, this small town non-profit organization has held various theatre productions in their 150-seat auditorium. It is run by community members for the enjoyment of the entire community.

Our mission is to enrich the quality of life by providing art education opportunities by supporting visual, performing and craft arts. We offer all forms of art and music classes.

Meadville Fine Art Prints specializes in reproducing giclee prints for local artists and photographers. We feature a different artist/photographer each month in our gallery space. We also offer full color wide format printing for signs, banners, trade show graphics, and laser, short run, full color printing services.

Photography, Cards, Postcards, Poetry, Books, Graphics and Web Design.

In 1885, Cambridge Springs became the center for people from miles around for the healing effects of its mineral springs. The Inn was 1 of 40 hotels and rooming houses at that time, and only the Inn remains in active operation. It is enrolled in the National Register of Historic Places.

We invite you to come and enjoy our lovely Inn. We offer dinner theatres, horseshoes, canoeing, croquet, badminton, outdoor swimming pool, shuffleboard, tennis courts, volleyball, arts & crafts shows, a lounge, and more! Take time to visit the beautiful gardens surrounding the Inn. Enjoy the quiet and gracious Victorian atmosphere of years past!

Originally built as a vaudeville house in 1913, destroyed by fire in 1944, then rebuilt as a movie theatre, which closed in 1971. In 1993, after nearly $2 million in renovations, the theatre opened as a new state of the art performing arts center. The main theatre seats 497 and the Little Theatre seats 100.