Celebrating Our 63rd Year
1948 - 2011
With members located in Pennsylvania, Maryland, Georgia, Florida, and Indiana, the York Town Craft Guild is a chapter of the Pennsylvania Guild of Craftsmen and is one of the most notable in the state due to its distinguished workshops and programs. We are also the only chapter to have our own building. We conduct our meetings and offer classes in our building and other locations; and provide studio and bus tours.
We are artisans with varying degrees of skill and talent, including hobbyists, professional artisans, and patrons of the arts. Our membership consists of men and women of all ages who want to nurture creativity and preserve heritage crafts for future generations. A wide variety of crafts ranging from traditional to contemporary are enjoyed by our members.
Monthly programs are held to bring craftsmen and the community together to exchange thoughts and ideas which usually provide inspiration for future projects or classes. Guest speakers are invited to present demonstrations in their area of expertise. Most activities are held at our location, however, bus trips and studio tours are offered or the meeting time is changed so it is best to confirm the date, location, and time. Free parking is available on the vacant lot next to our building.
.© 2010 THE YORK TOWN CRAFT GUILD. All rights reserved.
© 2010 THE YORK TOWN CRAFT GUILD. All rights reserved.639 N. Franklin St. York, PA 17403.
baskets
beaded bags
beading
braided rugs
calligraphy
clay sculpture
crocheting
decorative painting
handmade dolls
dulcimers
fraktur
furniture
hand weaving
heirloom sewing
hooked and penny rugs jewelry
knitting
lamp working
mosaic
painting
paper weaving
pewter casting
photography
pressed flowers
pottery
Pysanky eggs
quilting
scherenschnitte
silk painting
spinning
stained glass
walking sticks
weaving
wood turning
woodworking ...
and many more
Get Involved - Spark your creativity.
We are extending invitations to new members.
Contact the Craft Guild at info@ytcg.org
A few examples of heritage and contemporary handcrafts:
WELCOME
