The Cherry Gallery is the home for visual arts at the Cherry Arts, Ithaca’s west end multi-arts hub. The Cherry presents exhibitions throughout the year spanning sculpture, painting, audio, video, and interactive installation.
The Gallery is the long-term home of David Fogel’s West End Diorama, a 64-square foot scale recreation of Ithaca’s West End community circa 1953, before the vibrant working-class neighborhood was largely razed to create the flood control channel.
The Cherry also hosts rehearsals, workshops, and community events in the multi-use Camilla Schade Studio, adjacent to the Gallery, and programs live performance in the Cherry Artspace, across the parking lot.
Cherry Gallery Hours
Sat–Sun 1–5pm, plus First Fridays and special pre-performance hours
see current exhibition for additional hours
Suggested donation $5–$10
130 Cherry Street, front lobby entrance (buzz “2”)
Buzz 2 at the front for Cherry Gallery!
Parking
The Cherry Arts visitors park next to the Cherry Artspace building on the North (opposite) side of the parking lot. Look for a metal building with a large steel Cherry logo.
Please note that the parking on the Arthaus side of the lot runs the risk of being towed at your own expense.
