BOA is an inclusive arts organization that holds an annual spring arts festival in downtown Pottsville and works with artists and art organizations on community arts events and projects throughout the year in Schuylkill County.
The Block of Art (BOA) began in 2007 as a grass roots effort to bring an arts event to downtown Pottsville, a historic town in eastern Pennsylvania, about two hours northwest of Philadelphia.
Since it's inception BOA has grown from a year to year. It has welcomed hundreds of people to downtown Pottsville for its signature spring event and in 2019 transformed into a weekend street festival that included art galleries, activities, music and dance performances.
VISION has been the proud fiscal sponsorship of BOA since the beginning and looks forward to the great things to come from the organization and events.
To learn more about BOA and upcoming events, please visit BOA's website at https://blockof.art/
To contact BOA click on email link below and check out social media platforms.
The Block of Art (BOA) began in 2007 as a grass roots effort to bring an arts event to downtown Pottsville, a historic town in eastern Pennsylvania, about two hours northwest of Philadelphia.
Since it's inception BOA has grown from a year to year. It has welcomed hundreds of people to downtown Pottsville for its signature spring event and in 2019 transformed into a weekend street festival that included art galleries, activities, music and dance performances.
VISION has been the proud fiscal sponsorship of BOA since the beginning and looks forward to the great things to come from the organization and events.
To learn more about BOA and upcoming events, please visit BOA's website at https://blockof.art/
To contact BOA click on email link below and check out social media platforms.
All donations support Block of Arts mission to create a premier arts event that: cultivates artists and promotes creativity; makes the arts accessible to all; and nurtures growth in our community
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Block of Art is an unincorporated association and is a sponsored project of Schuylkill County’s VISION, a 501c3 organization. VISION receives state arts funding support through a grant from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency funded by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and the National Endowment for the Arts, a federal agency.
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