| GOLD | Chauncey Village District |
| BLUE | Wabash Riverfront District |
| GREEN | Arts & Market District |
 |
American Treasures/One Earth Gallery |
| 1022 Main Street, 765-742-7564 www.americantreasures.com Authentic Handmade American Indian Art pieces including Ethnic Jewelry, Pueblo Pottery, Baskets, Masks, Navajo Rugs, Indian Jewelry, Soapstone Carvings, Hopi Kachina Dolls, Weavings, Drums, Botanicals, Beads, Rattles, Zuni Fetishes, Moccasins, Wildlife Art, Native American, Tribal Arts and Curious Goods. |
 |
Art Museum of Greater Lafayette |
| 102 S. 10th Street, 765-742-1128 www.artlafayette.org A contemporary art museum featuring several galleries, studio art classes and a museum store that provides a wide variety of merchandise. The Permanent Collection of the Art Museum of Greater Lafayette centers on 19th and 20th century American art with a special focus on art of Indiana. The Collection contains works by such artists as George Winter, Frank Girardin, T.C. Steele, Wayman Adams, Frederick Milton Grant, and Henry Ossawa Tanner. The galleries exhibit items from the permanent collection as well as state and national exhibitions. The Museum Store features inspired wares from locally known artists. |
 |
Artists' Own |
| 518 Main Street, 765-429-4478 www.artists-own.com Over 23 award-winning local and regional artists own and operate a unique co-operative art gallery in historic downtown Lafayette. Filled with fine art and fine craft -- from paintings to wearable art, jewelry, pottery, handmade paper, sculpture, contemporary glass and contemporary art quilts – Artists’ Own has become a primary destination for art lovers and seekers of both contemporary and traditional art forms. The art is always changing so visit today! |
 |
Grateful Heart |
| 654 Main Street, 765-838-2266 www.gratefulheartpottery.com A large gallery offering fine Porcelain & Stoneware Pottery by Diane Gee and Mosaics, Stoneware Pottery and Hand-made Gifts by Rachel Witt. |
 |
KL Art Gallery |
|
211 N. 4th Street, 765-742-8888 www.klartgallery.com The space was initially set up as a studio space for artist Kimlien Tran and has evolved into both a studio and an art gallery. It is open to the public and features original pieces in oil, watercolor, pastel and other media. Please take your time to view the artworks. |
 |
Lala Gallery and Studio |
| 609 Main Street, 765-414-7962 www.lalagallery.com Lala Gallery represents local and regional artists working in a variety of mediums. Come take a stroll in the gallery and walk through the courtyard into our clay studio and gift shop. Offering a variety of classes for all ages and skill levels. Sign-up for one of our classes or make a custom class of your own. Youth groups, moms, children, families, couples or any combination you can think of, give Lala a call and we can make it happen! |
 |
Operation Ink |
| 532 Main Street, 765-432-0585 Artists and co-owners Damon Thompson and Ryan Fletcher have brought body art and fine art to Main Street. Visit Lafayette's only tattoo studio and art galley to find amazing artwork on display and available for purchase. |
|
Oriental Bright, Inc. |
| 901 Main Street, 765-413-1437 Offers a very unique spin to the Downtown art scene. This art gallery on the corner of 9th and Main Street showcases Chinese art and culture. Various hours. |
 |
Randy Ross Custom Framing & Fine Art |
| 1022 Main Street, 765-420-0227 A custom framing shop that displays and sells a continuously revolving display of local and regional artist works. |
 |
Susie Gibbs Framing & Fine Arts Gallery |
| 533 Main Street, 765-428-2434 The Fine Arts Gallery offers original works in watercolor, oils, acrylic, glass, pottery, cast paper, sculptures, limited edition prints and various other media. There is also a custom framing shop with over 750 moulding samples on display (ranging from ornate hand-carved gilded in 23 karat gold to contemporary natural woods). |
 |
Wells Community Cultural Center |
| 638 North Street, 765-423-2787 www.tippecanoearts.org The building originally opened in 1927 as the Albert A. Wells Memorial Library. However, when the library outgrew the space and opened a new facility in 1989, it became the Wells Community Cultural Center. It is now home to the Tippecanoe Arts Federation (TAF) which acts as an agency to promote many of the area’s cultural organizations and also sponsors the annual Taste of Tippecanoe. The building also houses three galleries in which local artists’ works are displayed throughout the year. Contact TAF for the current exhibition schedule. |
 |
Willow Stained Glass Studio and the Modern Art Gallery |
| 109 N. 5th Street, 765-714-1507 www.willowstainedglass.com Willow Stained Glass Studio is a custom stained glass company who designs, builds and installs custom stained glass windows for commercial, residential and religious buildings. The Modern Art Gallery showcases a broad range of exciting local and regional artists by providing a unique environment to exhibit and sell their artwork in an eclectic downtown art gallery. Both basic and advanced stained glass classes are taught at the downtown studio. |