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Member Benefits

Joe Gyurcsak “Opening Night”

A BUCKS COUNTY ARTS TRADITION

The Phillips' Mill Community Association has a long history of bringing people together to create and experience art. Phillips' Mill was at one time home to The New Hope Impressionists. We continue to attract some of the most highly respected artists in our region. We believe that everyone should have access to the arts, and the chance to explore their own creativity in a welcoming space.

We invite you to join in preserving and enhancing our rich tradition— keeping it alive and lively! We welcome new members.

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Benefits and ACCESS

As a member of the Phillips' Mill Community Association, you gain access to our shows and exhibits, as well as our educational programming and social events.

The Phillips’ Mill Community Association presents:

- A juried art exhibit each fall, one of the oldest and most prestigious in the country
- A Youth Art Exhibition each winter
- A juried photography exhibition each spring
- Mill Photo Members' Not Your Run of the Mill Photo Show.
- A spring musical and premiere showcase
- An Emerging Playwright Competition in the summer
- Public lectures and discussions on social, cultural and environmental issues
- Special events, such as themed dinners and cocktail parties. They are a great way to meet new people.

Membership Benefits

- Invitations to member-only events
- Invitations to “Meet and Greet” events
- Discount on renting the Mill facility
- Preserving a picturesque part of Bucks County heritage
- Special promotional events for businesses

Membership Levels

One-year memberships:
- Young Adult (up to age 35) – $25
- Individual – $50
- Family/Household – $75
- Business – $200
- Lathrop Circle – $250 (for an individual, household or business)

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Equity & Inclusion

The Phillips’ Mill Community Association is an artistic intellectual community strengthened by diversity. The Mill’s values and practices ensure that all people—including but not limited to those who have been historically underrepresented based on race/ethnicity, age, disability, LGBTQ+, gender, socioeconomic status, geography, citizenship status, or religion—are represented in the Mill’s policies and programs.

We also acknowledge that Phillips’ Mill is on the ancestral lands of the Lenape Haki-nk (Lenni-Lenape) people.
[The above statement was influenced by the AmericansForTheArts.org Statement on Culture & Equity.]

November 2022 Lathrop Circle Members

John Augustine and Christopher Durang
Philip “Dutch” Bagley
Maggie and Bill Banks
Monica Bean
Betty Benton
Grace and James Betts
Janine Black and Barry Arkles
Pamela Blake and Steven Cohen
Susan and Peter Brussock
Eva, Henry and Chris Caputo
Leslie and Joe Crilley
Carole Davis
Joseph Demchur and Robert Goodwin
John DeVincentis and Dennis Mankin
Diane Dreher
Valerie and Rod Eastburn
Jonathan and Terri Epstein
Kathy and Ted Fernberger
Suzanne Finklang
Bryan Fisher

Ricki and Steven Fisher
Francis D. Flavin and Patrick J. Plues
Mary and Patrick Fowles
Vivian and Michael Francesco
Michele and Henry Gasiorowski, MD
David Gates, Best Buddies Landscaping
Elaine Gibbs and Patrick Walsh
Jacqui and David Griffith
Jane and Tony Ford-Hutchinson
Kathy Groom and Charles Klein
Pat and Bruce Hamilton
Robert Hanley and Tim Philpot
Sally and Richard Henriques
David E. Hewitt
Gertraud Humphries and Mark Baron
David G. Lewis
Mark Lowe and Stephen Noonan
Norman MacArthur and William J. Novak
Jen and Doug McHugh
Maria and Barry Middleberg

Denise and Volker Oakey
Eileen and Robert O’Neill
Linda and Jon Paton
Anne and David Pearl
Linda Penrod and Robert Woodruff
Joe Phillips
Diana and James Resek
Renny Reynolds
Kathy Schroeher and Jim Clare
Happy and Sam Shipley
Gale Sparrow
Carol and Jim Stinnett
Lynn and Robert Stoner
Grover Stults, CPA
Cleta and Ernest Szoke
Jennifer Un
Patricia Whitman
Reny and William Willoughby
Laura Womack and Richard Williams
Doreen Wright and Robert Beck

Thank you for Your Generous Support!

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OUR COMMUNITY

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.

Sherri Andrews “Paths of Life”
Barry Good "Thoughts of Those Passed"

Youth Programs

Amanda Penecale “Cliffs in Autumn- Ottsville Pa”

Art Talk

Joe Gyurcsak “Opening Night”

Preservation

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Illustration of the Phillips' Mill -Artist: Kathie Jankauskus