Art & Galleries

Here at Annville Inn Bed & Breakfast, we are honored to share the culture and art of our region with our visitors. This Guide presents galleries for you to discover during your sojourn here.

Craig and Rosalie have long had an interest in a variety of art. Some of their collection (changing displays) is on display in the Inn (as well as outdoors). Craig was influenced by his upbringing in the Southwest and his work at the Smithsonian. Rosalie was influenced by her mother’s own varied tastes in art. One of our guest rooms, The Great Southwest Room features part of our collection of an acclaimed Native American artist as well as other original art pieces.

Suzanne H. Arnold Art Gallery (Annville)

Very close, 1.5 miles away from Annville Inn. Most lectures and events are free to the public. Check schedule.

Susquehanna Art Museum (Midtown Harrisburg)

Nestled within the Capital City’s emerging midtown neighborhood in a newly reclaimed building, the Susquehanna Art Museum serves as a catalyst in the Commonwealth to offer educationally superior programming and diversely extraordinary exhibitions.

Rose Lehrman Art Center / The Rose Lehrman Art Gallery (Harrisburg)

Offers exhibitions of national and international artists. The Lehrman Center encourages the understanding and appreciation of contemporary art. Lectures and other events free to the public, check schedule.

Art Association of Harrisburg (Downtown Harrisburg)

Founded in 1926, the AAH is a hub of Central PA cultural events. Their galleries in the historic Governor Findlay Mansion across from Riverfront Park provide opportunities for regional and nationwide artists.

Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art (Millersburg)

The mission of the Ned Smith Center is to merge the arts and the natural world and foster a celebration of both. Ned Smith was the preeminent wildlife artist of the Eastern seaboard. His work hangs in galleries the world over. The center hosts traveling exhibitions, such as the famed Audubon Double Elephant Folio; performing arts in its amphitheater, and extensive hiking trails. Here at Annville Inn Bed and Breakfast, guests are treated to part of our Ned Smith collection.

Lancaster Museum of Art (Lancaster)

Since its founding in 1965 by a group of artists and community leaders, the Lancaster Museum of Art has been a leading source for culture and education for people living in, as well as visiting, this region. Note: The Lancaster Museum of Art has joined forces with the Demuth Museum as one unified organization, but still has some individual identity.

Demuth Museum of Art on Lime (Lancaster)

The Demuth Museum (Now, the Demuth Museum of Art) is dedicated to developing awareness, understanding and appreciation of the artwork and legacy of Charles Demuth, renowned American modernist painter, and his family’s contributions to the Lancaster community.

Lebanon Picture Frame & Fine Art Gallery (Lebanon)

A place where people gather to breathe in the local artistic culture. The warm and friendly atmosphere invites the community to share in the sights of the artistic talent in their town. The rotating art exhibits allow for a fresh look and a diverse show of talent that keeps everyone’s interest.

Lebanon Valley Council on the Arts, “LVCA” (Lebanon)

LVCA’s main exhibit space, “Gallery 770”, is one of the larger exhibition spaces in the area. It hosts emerging and established artists, an Art in School series, and an Annual Members' Show as well as group art exhibition.