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The Heartside Gallery and Studio Annual Holiday Sale features new, festive works by self-taught/intuitive artists of the Heartside neighborhood.  Great and affordable gifts, including: paintings, drawings, ornaments, cards, jewelry, ceramics, sculptures and wood-workings.  


Come see what we've been up to:

Friday, December 4th 5-9pm and Saturday Dec 5th, 10am-4pm at 48 S. Division Ave.

 

Heartside Gallery and Studio is conveniently located in downtown Grand Rapids, just 3 blocks from the new GRAM. Our Holiday Show runs the same weekend as the Urban Institute for Contemporary Arts’ Holiday Sale, located right around the corner from us!  Ample street parking is available! 

www.heartside.org


 


About: Heartside Gallery and Studio

Heartside Gallery and Studio

Heartside Gallery and Studio began in 1993 as a small program of Heartside Ministry. This ever-expanding program continues to offer the Heartside community and its neighbors a supportive and safe environment in which to create, exhibit and sell work.

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