The Frame Shop at the Walk In Art Center

07/26/2025

Hello I just want to remind everyone The Frame shop has been closed to the public. I thank everyone who were costumers of mine.

12/20/2024

02/01/2024

Chalk Drawing.

12/07/2022

Last week to get framing in for possible Christmas delivery.

04/03/2022

Coming soon: A new location for the Frame Shop at the Walk In Art Center

11/29/2021

Due to shipping issues this is the Last week to try to get orders in before Christmas

11/18/2021

Framing options

09/08/2021

It's almost pumpkin season. This lovely fiber art piece is mounted in a shadow box without glass for open display.

09/02/2021

Windows framed with art for the SCCC 100 year celebration done here at The Frame Shop :)

09/02/2021

A few antique frames just in while supplies last

09/02/2021

The Walk In Art Center is opening a custom framing shop.
By SOUTH SCHUYLKILL NEWS |
PUBLISHED: October 15, 2020 at 6:14 a.m. | UPDATED: August 19, 2021 at 1:03 a.m.
Schuylkill Haven’s Walk In Art Center will be celebrating the grand opening of its custom framing shop with a ribbon cutting on Nov. 7 at noon.

The center at 220 Parkway decided to open a framing shop after identifying a growing need in the community, as there are limited framing options in the area.

“The artists of the WIAC have wanted to have an in-house custom framing shop for several years,” said Jacqueline Engel, WIAC executive director, in the center’s announcement of the move. “It will be just in time for the holidays. Framed family photos and artwork are often the most cherished gifts of the season.”

According to Engel, an opportunity to purchase stock and equipment at a price that was too good to pass up made the WIAC decide to jump into the framing business with both feet.

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Pablo Culp, a WIAC associate artist, has taken over the project. Culp has many years of experience from working in a frame shop in Philadelphia. According to Culp, an artist’s eye is a great asset that will allow him to offer creative solutions and a personal touch.

“Artists can offer an understanding of the relationship between a frame and the art,” Culp said. “Framing can enhance, and it’s an assured way of protecting it and leaving a lasting impression for generations.”

The ribbon-cutting ceremony will be facilitated by the Schuylkill Chamber of Commerce and coincide with the WIAC’s first Saturday studio walk event. Refreshments will be served in the center’s lobby and through Studio Row.

The WIAC’s frame shop will be open by appointment. Appointments can be made by calling 570-732-3728 ext. 305.