Mark your calendars for October 2024, as The Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA) proudly presents the 25th Annual Philadelphia Open Studio Tours (POST). This acclaimed event stands as Philadelphia’s premier fall visual arts festival, offering an exclusive behind-the-scenes look into the creative processes of 150+ local artists working in an array of visual media: painting, drawing, ceramics, mixed media, photography, metalworking, and much more. Embark on self-guided tours through artist studios and dynamic workspaces, where you can witness artists at work firsthand. Dive into a diverse array of activities including hands-on workshops, gallery exhibitions, live demonstrations, engaging artist talks, special receptions, and much more. Designed to appeal to art enthusiasts of all ages and interests, POST is renowned as the most comprehensive tour of artist studios in the region. 

For detailed program information, including a directory of over 180 participating artists and community partners, maps (coming soon), captivating artwork and studio images, and a comprehensive schedule of events, visit CFEVA.org/philaopenstudios. Don’t miss this extraordinary opportunity to immerse yourself in Philadelphia’s thriving art scene during this landmark 25th anniversary celebration of POST.

PHILADELPHIA OPEN STUDIO TOURS (POST) 
Studios Open West of Broad > October 19 + 20, 2024
Studios Open East of Broad > October 26 + 27, 2024
Noon-6pm each day.  
 

About CFEVA
As a program of the Center for Emerging Visual Artists (CFEVA), POST creates substantive promotional opportunities for Philadelphia artists, increases awareness of the quality and quantity of visual art in our city, and strengthens bonds among artists, local businesses, arts organizations, and the public. CFEVA dedicates itself to making art careers viable for those who choose them, helping emerging artists reach their audiences and promoting interest and understanding of emerging visual art among citizens of the community. Formerly Creative Artists Network, CFEVA was founded in 1983 to encourage the professional development and community involvement of emerging visual artists. Today, CFEVA’s programming serves more than 400,000 artists and audience members annually.