6000+ sqft Art Center. 100+ Local Artists.
Milton Artists' Guild Art is a non-profit focused on making art accessible to all. Our Art Center & Gallery is filled with the work of 100+ local artists for sale and hosts dozens of inexpensive and free workshops and events throughout the year. Find us at 199 Route 7 South, next to the Milton Post Office.
Rotating Displays
Art of the Coop Special Exhibit
A special exhibit honoring national chicken month featuring work from various artists.
Our members also displays thier work around the community, including in restaurants, rest stops, and the Milton Library. These rotate on their own schedule; check back frequently for updates.
Closed on major holidays. Unforeseen closures will be listed on our social media. Workshop can run later than posted hours.
199 US Route 7 S
Milton, VT 05468
Find us at 199 Route 7 South, next to the Milton Post Office. Mail goes to P.O. Box 369.
The gallery strives to be accessible to all. We are wheelchair accessible and welcome trained service animals. For specific accessibility concerns, please call us at (802) 999-0516
Four rooms, and you can use most of them.
Plan on forty-five minutes to see everything. Longer if it's a Sunday and somebody hands you a paintbrush.
The Main Gallery
Rotating exhibits and the member wall. Everything on it is made within an hour of here, and everything on it is for sale.
The Gift Shop
Pottery, jewelry, cards, prints, soap, fiber, and small work under $50. This is where most first visits actually end up.
The Workshop
Wet tables, sinks, a kiln, and storage. Classes most evenings; open studio when nothing's booked. Social Sundays live here, free, 12:30–2:30.
The Meeting Room
A quieter room with a projector and a long table — Guild committees, critique nights, and community groups who need somewhere to sit down.
The workshop and meeting rooms are yours to book.
Guild members, community groups, and private parties all use the back rooms. Tables, sinks, a kiln, a projector, and a very forgiving floor. Members book at a reduced rate; non-profits should just ask.