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A popular fall event that features pop-up art galleries in downtown Henderson is set for Friday, Nov. 6.

Hosted by Ohio Valley Art League, 2026 Art Hop will offer 13 locations. Attendees can stroll from location to location, meet the artists, discover original artwork and possibly find a piece to take home. All of the work is for sale.

The event will take place from 5-9 p.m.

Here are this year’s locations and participating artists:

  • Gallery 101, 101 N. Water St.: Workshop, Iris Gentry, Marka Kroeger, Katie Lowing, Sydney Robke; Gallery, Michael Patrick Bailey; Conference Room, Cathy Motter.
  • Cap & Cork, 104 N. Water St.: Katie Hargis
  • Rookies, 117 Second St.: Terry Rone, Beata Marczak, Leeza Dukes, Mary Kay Glinis, Donald Glinis, Julie White.
  • William Gray Haberdashery, 132 Second St.: David Hamilton.
  • Chris Thomas Art Studio, 136 Second St.: Chris Thomas.
  • Hattie James, 121 N. Main St.: Dana Davis.
  • Just Chic, 115 N. Main St.: Kelley Inge, Joey Luzar.
  • The Hendersonian, 111 N. Main St.: David Wischer, Chris Plummer.
  • The Elm on Main, 105 N. Main St.: Aaron Briner.
  • Curt Hamilton Law, 110 N. Main St.: Hugh Samples, Holly Schutz, Amy Musia.
  • Citi-Center, 230 Second St.: Henderson County High School of Fine Arts students.
  • Antler Specialty Good, 212 N. Main St.: Hadlie Comer, Richard Cocco.
  • The Spk-Eazy Barber Boutique, 225 N. Main St.: Anita Frazer, Calan Originals with Alan and Cathe Hedgespeth.
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