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Travel with us to Japan!
May 21-June 1, 2023
This adventure is a wonderful opportunity to explore Japan intimately and meet traditional craftspeople and artists. Our itinerary includes looks at woodworking, paper making, kimono construction, lacquerware, woodblock printmaking, weaving, shibori and indigo dyeing, multiple kinds of ceramic arts and more. Visits to master crafts people in their studios will give you a first-hand view of how they create their magnificent art. We’ll enjoy special tours of museums and lectures on the unique architecture of Japan, including teahouses, temples, and samurai houses.
In-Person Worshops
Registration for 2023 workshops is OPEN!
Virtual workshops are also being scheduled throughout the fall, winter & spring for those that cant join us in person.
Peters Valley has always been dedicated to safety and now we'll be taking special precautions to be COVID-safe too. We have made it possible for you to come have a meaningful hands-on experience while still being safe. See our COVID-19 procedures for more information.
Buy from Artists
Shop handmade crafts from 180 makers. Proceeds support these independent working artists and our educational programs.
Come Visit
Come experience contemporary American crafts handmade by distinguished artists from the region and across the country at the Peters Valley Gallery.
Shop our selection of decorative and functional crafts and let our knowledgeable staff help you select the perfect gifts!
Face masks are optional, but encouraged for those who are immune compromised or feel more comfortable wearing them. Orders can also be placed online for shipping or curbside pick up.
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Adrienne Sloane was a resident at Peters Valley in the Fall of 2022, thanks to the generosity of the Maxwell/Hanrahan Foundation. Below, she writes about her work, her residency, and […]
Our Campus in the Delaware Water Gap
Our facilities, nestled amid the fields, forests and streams of the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area, were once the charming and leafy farm village of Bevans. Through adaptive reuse, these historic buildings now serve as a gathering place for a thriving community of artists and environmentalists, thinkers and changers of the world.
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50 Years in the Making
We are a vibrant community, bringing together established and emerging artists from around the globe since 1970. Coming together to make things makes us better artists, able to learn from each other, and to evaluate our own efforts in a wider context.
We provide studio-based educational workshops for life-long learners who have the opportunity to benefit from working with nationally and internationally-recognized artists.