The Owl's Hill Arts Center is a small consortium of shops, small businesses and a gallery, all independently own, under one roof, at the historic Owl's Creek Mill. Established in 2014, the Arts Center has grown to full occupancy in the Old Mill Building: 32 studios, shops and the gallery; as well as extending into the Annex next door. Art lessons, open studios, live musical events, seminars on all sorts of unique and engaging topics, are all part of the plan at Owl's Hill.
Tom Gardner, long-time resident of Owl's Hill Township, is among the major stakeholders in the Owl's Hill Arts Center project, is an author, photographer and arts activist. He, along with several others, organized the effort to repurpose the Owl's Creek Mill, the original structure of which dates to 1857.
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