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AmeriHealth Caritas employees selected the Inner-City Neighborhood Art House as the beneficiary of their holiday donation. 

 Advanced giving is going on NOW! Make your #iGiveCatholic gift November 18 through December 2 and help propel our #iGiveCatholic campaign while encouraging others to give, too!

Please visit iGiveCatholic.org and search for Neighborhood Art House or go here https://erie.igivecatholic.org/organizations/neighborhood-art-house to make a donation.

Thanks to an anonymous donor, Art House students were able to spend an autumn afternoon learning about farm animals in a very hands-on way!  

Field trips offer amazing opportunities for hands-on, immersive learning experiences. 

At the 2019 Art & Sole, Mike Williamson, 27, was first in line to claim his student artwork prize after taking first place overall at this year's Art & Sole with a finishing time of 17:30...

Not many organizations could boast that their Development Director won the Golden Apple Award, but the Neighborhood Art House can! 

Erie Insurance, major funder for the Neighborhood Art House for 20+ years, has once again stepped forward to donate $85,000 in support of the visual arts program and our current visibility project.  

We received a 'Helping Today' grant from the Erie Community Foundation!

We are deeply grateful to Erie Insurance's Media Services team who spent many hours volunteering their talents to create an informative video for the Neighborhood Art House. Ed Bernik, a member of the Art House Marketing Committee, headed up the project and served as Creative Director. Other members of the team include Mandy Layne, who served as Producer, Jason Stewart, Videographer , Mike Grimm, Editor, and Jenn Cassano, Graphics.

Welcome to our Circle sang the children just as they do every day before they begin their classes.

Upwards of three hundred Neighborhood Art House supporters joined the faculty and children to celebrate this year's Taste of the Arts. Many took advantage of the opportunity to mingle with the children who offered musical selections on piano or violin, described the various framed art pieces for sale, or demonstrated what they were learning in some of their classes.