2019 ART ALL DAY SITES

Artworks, Trenton’s downtown visual arts center, promotes artistic diversity by fostering creativity, learning, and appreciation of the arts. Our classes, exhibitions, and events make art an accessible experience for all.

A crazy affordable shared office space, supporting Trenton's entrepreneurs & artists since 2014.

Photographer C.a. Shofed's historic Mill Hill house. Features selections from the collection of fine art photographer C.a. Shofed, including some from his newest body of work the "Reflection-ism" series.

The legendary arts hub at 219 East Hanover Street returns. See a preview tour of the new gallery, artist studios, and creative flex space.

UPDATE: Due to construction, Hanover Creative will not be hosting artists this year. Hosted artists have been assigned to other sites.

LALDEF fosters inter-cultural communication to strengthen our community from its new base, the one-time In and Out Social Club on South Clinton Ave!

An 18th century military barracks in the heart of downtown Trenton. During AAD: view exacting reproductions of 18th century clothing!

Meet the artist community at Trenton's historic Shiloh Baptist Church!

The Free Public Library of the City of Trenton is the bridge that connects the community to literacy, guides learning, and inspires curiosity. Art All Day exhibits: Gary Saretzky (photographs), Jacque Howard ("Skate Jam"). New featured public art: Jazmyn Jones, "From Taino to Trenton" - a new set of mural panels.

LIVE @AAD: fun for all ages! Create your own tile, which will be incorporated into a big tile mosaic mural, then kept forever in the Trentoniana archives!

George Zienowicz's legendary sign shop.

The 1719 William Trent House is celebrating our 300th Anniversary this year! This is the historic home of the founder of Trenton, and what better way than to showcase and celebrate the wonderful art and artists that accompany AAD!

The Blacksmith of Trenton has been a continuously operating blacksmith shop at the same site since 1823. See traditional coal fired forging techniques and custom-forged metal art - all day!

Champs: a beloved hub of musical and artistic creativity in the Burg.

Trenton's skate park at the Roebling Wire Works building is the only indoor skate park in the state of New Jersey. Practice your tricks, learn about the skate park effort, and welcome the new season! Freedom provides a safe space for skaters of all ages and experience levels to practice their skills and build friendships, no matter the weather. Join us for the kickoff of our 2019-2020 Trenton Winter Skateboarding Program. Bring your own equipment, or feel free to use one of our "free rental" helmets and boards.

The old Scudder Foundry Building, built in 1886, houses artist David Robinson's rustic, natural wood creations. View artwork and commissioned pieces, and learn about the creative process.

Located in a newly renovated, 1917 factory building, Roebling Gallery focuses on artworks that complement urban spaces. We support emerging and newly established artists, connecting local artists to the regional art scene, and vice versa.

Our exhibits rotate monthly, with an opening reception on the First Friday of every month, from 5 to 8 PM.

TASK is focused on fulfilling fundamental needs of the community, which includes feeding people, but also encouraging arts and music by providing space and supplies and positive atmosphere. There will be live music performed by our in-house band 'The Funktasktiks,' as well as live poetry and art demonstrations. There will also be original art on display and crafts for sale made by soup kitchen patrons.

The Mill Hill Saloon's monthly First Fridays art/music happening is on Art All Day Saturday in November! The Mill is one of the city's main creative hubs -- the place to go for good food, a drink, music, and - for the past year - monthly First Friday art shows.

For Art All Day: the Trenton Photo Club, Trenton's urban photography collective, will exhibit photography work; and DJ Flea Market spins from 12-5.

The art gallery and design studio of the Trenton Community A-Team, housed in a historic converted horse carriage house.

BSB Gallery is a 501c3 non-profit contemporary art space located in downtown Trenton, established in 2018. It is our mission to cultivate creativity and community by offering exhibition, education, and networking opportunities for artists and curators. We strive to strengthen the local community by making the arts accessible and welcoming for all of Trenton’s residents.

The Children's Garden at Roberto Clemente Park is a former industrial site that was turned into a vibrant educational and recreational space featuring a vegetable garden, bamboo maze, wildflowers, and gazebos.

The private studio of local artist Jazmyn Jones, featuring abstract art and sculptured creations.

The NJ State Museum is free, and features science, history and art. LIVE @AAD: Make your own Papel Picado!

Art spaces upstairs and a cool new coffee shop and roasting business downstairs in the old Trenton Coffee House space.

TerraCycle is like no other waste management company in the world. Our offices around the world are made entirely from upcycled waste, our walls are covered in ever-changing graffiti from local artists, and we thrive on a culture of transparency and high-energy innovation.

Bike shop, artist studio, and creative hub in the heart of Chambersburg. Featuring a sculpture garden, open studio and workshop!