ArtFusion 19464 is a non-profit community art center. We are located in a fully restored industrial building in Pottstown. ArtFusion 19464 aims to provide an excellent education in the arts to both the youth and adults of our community, regardless of income level. Our instructors are all professional artists who limit class size for more individualized instruction. We help students to foster their creativity and develop their talents for both their personal enrichment and as a foundation for advanced studies in the arts. We offer a wide range of art topics from drawing and painting to stained glass, pottery, jewelry, fiber arts and more. Check out all we current have to offer on our website.

341 Beech Street Pottstown PA

Join the fun this summer at The Clay Studio in our new building at 1425 N. American Street for weeklong clay camps, for youth entering 1st – 12th grades. Campers expand their imaginations and explore the exciting world of clay and more. Whether working with sculpture, clay animation, or wheel-thrown pottery, students learn in a supportive and small class setting with plenty of individual instruction and inspiration from our professional teaching artists. Each camper receives a free camp T-shirt! In order for The Clay Studio to make our programs as accessible as possible, we offer tuition assistance each term so that everyone can join our clay community. Tuition assistance is available to anyone who needs it and no documentation is required however we do ask for some general income information to better understand applicants’ circumstances. The Clay Studio does not and shall not discriminate on the basis of race, color, religion (creed), gender, gender expression, age, national origin (ancestry), disability, marital status, sexual orientation, or military status, in any of its activities or operations.

1425 N American Street

The Stained Glass Project (SGP) is a volunteer run after-school arts program that introduces under-served Philadelphia public high school students to the technically demanding artistic discipline of making stained glass. Each year students come every week and create magnificent stained glass windows for worthy institutions. After working so hard on them, they then donate their windows to deserving students all over the world. They receive social service credits from their schools for attending this program.