Our Next Gallery Night is 8/20
Gallery Night is powered by a diverse network of galleries, museums, studios, and creative spaces that showcase the incredible talent found throughout Providence and beyond. Explore our participating partners, discover new artists, and experience the vibrant arts community that comes together each month. Interested in becoming a partner gallery? We’d love to hear from you and explore how your organization can become part of Gallery Night.
A working artist studio of vibrant, abstracted visions of daily life in oil, acrylic, clay, and glaze, open by appointment.
An uncensored, unjuried, all-ages forum for the arts, AS220 hosts more than 150 artists each year across its downtown gallery spaces.
A volunteer-led nonprofit dedicated to photography, offering juried exhibitions, member salons, and workshops in the historic Russell House.
Founded in 1877, the RISD Museum stewards art from ancient times to the present with a focus on makers, with free hours Sundays and Thursday evenings.
A rotating gallery inside a historic downtown church, showcasing engaging, uplifting art in service of the downcity community.
Showcases local artists and organizations without a permanent space, with eclectic, ever-changing programming in the heart of downtown.
A nonprofit, unjuried, all-inclusive space with seven micro-galleries set in a converted dentist’s office, supporting Rhode Island’s creative community.
Produces exhibitions that inspire joyful creativity and encourage interaction with diverse artistic viewpoints at the First Unitarian Church.
Brown University’s contemporary art space in the Philip Johnson-designed List Art Center, spotlighting emerging and underrepresented artists. Free admission.
Family-owned since 2000, Studio Hop is a carefully curated, ever-changing showcase of handcrafted jewelry, ceramics, glass, paintings, and designer goods.
A nonprofit artists’ space at the Wheeler School exhibiting contemporary work by regional artists through an open jury process.
A 2,500-square-foot exhibition, performance, and meeting space supporting Rhode Island’s artistic community in the city’s West End.
A feminist cultural center and one of the only permanent galleries dedicated to portraiture of women and gender-expansive people.
An artist-run gallery and event space in the Valley Arts District, honoring the legacy of Eagle Square and Fort Thunder with rotating shows.
A 37,000-square-foot multi-use venue in a historic 1929 industrial building, presenting large-scale installations and underrepresented artists.
Rhode Island’s first museum honoring Black history, home to the First Space gallery and welcome center.
Rhode Island Latino Arts’ gallery inside the Southside Cultural Center, dedicated to Latino art and cultural expression.
A nonprofit nurturing public art across Providence since 2012, curating and producing public visual art with artists and communities.
Named for 19th-century Black artist Edward Mitchell Bannister, RIC’s gallery presents seven to eight exhibitions a year across traditional and contemporary media. Free parking.
Presenting exhibitions, programs, and projects focused on contemporary visual art and interdisciplinary culture; free and open to the public.
Join a network of galleries, museums, studios, and creative spaces that bring Providence’s arts community to life. For over 30 years, Gallery Night has connected thousands of visitors with local artists through tours, events, and year-round promotion.
As a partner gallery, you’ll gain visibility for your exhibitions, artists, and organization through:
Getting started is simple:
Gallery Night is free for the public to attend, and partner galleries benefit from increased visibility, new visitors, and community connection through the event. If you run a gallery, studio, or creative space in greater Providence, we’d love to discuss partnership opportunities.
