Lee Street Studios

Lee Street Studios is located in the Historic Lewisburg Elementary School, where classrooms are turned into spaces for artists to create, display, and continue the legacy of community involvement and education. These studios hold bridal designs, oil painting, mixed media, florists, fine art and everything in between. Classes are also offered, like watercolor work with Julie Brennerman and woodworking with Gary DeGraff. Check out their website for live music, preplanned events and other classes and appointments open for registration. This studio is definitely worth checking out for a local glimpse into the creativity that makes Lewisburg's arts community so vibrant. Whether you're looking to browse unique works, take a class, or connect with local artists, Lee Street Studios offers an inspiring experience for visitors of all ages.  

Second Saturdays - On the second Saturday of each month (MAR-DEC), many of the studios are open to meet residents artists at work. Enjoy the gallery, workshops, light music and refreshments. Open from 11-4PM.

History Stop

The building has a long history in education well beyond its use today. It was originally constructed in 1877, then rebuilt in 1924 which included a complete remodel of the interior and facade. It served at the local high school from 1910 to 1924. In 1968, the high schoolers moved to a new school, with elementary students remaining until 2012. Much of the building has been preserved and repurposed to continue its mission as an educational and community center. 

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Wed-Sat, 11-4PM, closed in January