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 rents the Gallery for public events. Please fill out the form below to enquire!
Cherry Gallery Hours
The Gallery is open to the public when there is an ongoing exhibition. The hours are Saturday and Sundays 1–5pm, plus First Fridays and special pre-performance hours. See current exhibition page for any additional hours!
For inquiries about group visits outside of our regular hours, please reach out to Events and Exhibitions Manager Ann Welles.
Location
130 Cherry Street, front lobby entrance. Ring the doorbell for the Cherry Gallery and you’ll be buzzed in.
Suggested donation $5–$10
