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Phillips' Mill offers ongoing programming designed to promote the culture and arts of Bucks County, Pa.
Welcome to Phillips’ Mill, the birthplace of the renowned Pennsylvania Impressionists. The historic mill is listed on the U.S. National Register of Historic Places and continues today as a vibrant center for art and photography exhibits, theatrical performances, and community outreach. Join us in preserving this very special and historically significant building.
Phillips' Mill offers ongoing programming designed to promote the culture and arts of Bucks County, Pa.
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In this issue of the Grist: Pennsylvania Impressionists to be Exhibited at Phillips' Mill & A New Musical Comedy.
READ MORE →This spring, Freeman’s will bring to market a remarkable single-owner collection of American paintings, including several rare and sought-after Pennsylvania Impressionist canvases.
READ MORE →Ellen Pietsch remembers going to see her older sister’s artwork on display at the Phillips’ Mill Youth Art Exhibition and thinking, “Wow, this artwork is so out of the box, things I haven’t seen before. Paper cutouts in a shadow box, a bunch of shadows reflected off the light. How do people get these ideas?”
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The Phillips’ Mill Community Association is a center for arts and culture dedicated to nurturing and engaging contemporary art and artists and to preserving the historic meeting space of the regions’ Pennsylvania Impressionists and Modernists. We are committed to presenting inclusive programs in the arts and education reflecting the diversity of the area we serve, building on and advancing our heritage.LEARN MORE
The Phillips' Mill Community Association supports programming in the visual and performing arts, and hosts social and educational events. It is the broadest-ranging venue for artistic expression in Bucks County.
The historic Phillips’ Mill has been a welcoming space for visual and performing artists for more than 100 years. Yet, our quaint center for the arts was once a working grist mill, a structure of historic significance that we must preserve for generations to come.
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