The Area’s
Premiere Gallery
for the Artist in You!

Holler shows and sells the work of Appalachian artists in multiple genres, from traditional folk craft (such as pottery, quilting, and glasswork) to contemporary visions of the region.

The Gallery is open on Fridays and Saturdays from 10:00am to 5:00pm.

Visit the

Collection & Gift Gallery

Brooklynn Lilly

Visit the

Collection & Gift Gallery

Brooklynn Lilly

Our Story

We are a non profit fine art gallery near the coal fields of central Appalachian

We showcase a variety of professional artists from across the region, across the regions from Pennsylvania to GA.

Holler Gallery is a renovated space, previously as the Virginia Bank of Commerce in 1917 , repurposed as an art gallery to showcase local artists in a professional space.

The goal is to promote emerging artists in a professional setting 100 years later, after several businesses have come and gone, the Holler Gallery was established. In 2017, fellow artist Chase Bowman created Holler as a venue for fine Appalachian art. Since 2020 Director Richard Shrewsbury has tried to maintain The established aesthetic, while expanding our focus on education and community involvement.

Holler Gallery also hosts an annual open call show, in tandem with special events shows. That allows emerging artists the opportunity to show their work in a professional setting.

Our Story

We are a non profit fine art gallery near the coal fields of central Appalachian

We showcase a variety of professional artists from across the region, across the regions from Pennsylvania to GA.

Holler Gallery is a renovated space, previously as the Virginia Bank of Commerce in 1917 , repurposed as an art gallery to showcase local artists in a professional space.

The goal is to promote emerging artists in a professional setting 100 years later, after several businesses have come and gone, the Holler Gallery was established. In 2017, fellow artist Chase Bowman created Holler as a venue for fine Appalachian art. Since 2020 Director Richard Shrewsbury has tried to maintain The established aesthetic, while expanding our focus on education and community involvement.

Holler Gallery also hosts an annual open call show, in tandem with special events shows. That allows emerging artists the opportunity to show their work in a professional setting.

Events & Programs

Art of Recovery

National Prevention

Week

National Prevention Week is an annual observance that highlights the importance of prevention efforts in the fields of substance abuse, mental health, and behavioral health. This week-long initiative serves as a platform to engage communities, schools, organizations, and individuals in raising awareness about the various ways to promote overall wellness and make positive choices.

Memories on Mercer Street

Mural Project

The Mural Project stands as a vibrant testament to the power of art in shaping and revitalizing communities. Through skillful brushstrokes and creative expression, this project transforms blank walls into captivating canvases that tell stories, honor histories, and evoke emotions.