UPCOMING EVENTS
Phillips' Mill offers ongoing programming designed to promote the culture and arts of Bucks County, Pa.
This old mill has gone through many significant improvements (including heating in the 1940s and AC in the 1990s!), and now we think it is time to bring lighting and sound up to the 21st century. Help us reach this goal before our next production.
Phillips' Mill offers ongoing programming designed to promote the culture and arts of Bucks County, Pa.
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There is no better time to visit Phillips’ Mill than the fall. The Annual Juried Art Show is on view daily through October 29, with many opportunities to meet with the exhibiting artists. Art collectors and art lovers come from near and far to New Hope, the birthplace of Pennsylvania Impressionism, to see the show. Many will make a day of it.
READ MORE →The historic theater at the Phillips’ Mill has hosted hundreds of plays and events since Dr. George Morley Marshall transformed the old mill into an arts venue in 1910. We have researched the cost of renovating lighting and sound and are reaching out to you to help us do this much-needed upgrade.
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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