First Friday Art Walk Returns to Downtown Hanover on March 6

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Hanover, PA — Downtown Hanover will once again come alive with creativity on Friday, March 6, from 5:00–8:00 PM, as First Friday Art Walks return with a new lineup of regional artists and participating businesses.
Organized and hosted by Little Fox Coffee & Books and proudly sponsored by Main Street Hanover, First Friday Art Walks are a monthly celebration of local art and community. On the first Friday of each month, downtown Hanover businesses transform into gallery spaces showcasing rotating artists and exhibits, inviting visitors to explore, connect, and enjoy an evening of art, culture, and small-town charm.
Launched in August 2025 by Little Fox Coffee & Books, the Art Walk was created to bring something fresh and meaningful to downtown Hanover—highlighting local talent while encouraging residents and visitors to discover new favorite shops and gathering places. The event is free and open to the public, with no tickets required.
Visitors can download and print the Art Walk map and learn more at: https://mainstreethanover.org/1stfriday/
March 6 Participating Businesses & Featured Artists
Aldus Brewing Co. will showcase Reeny Wells, who enjoys spending time with her grandkids and crafting in her free time.
Fat Bat Brewing will feature Jasmine Gabriel, an artistic photographer and abstract painter from Lancaster County. Her contemporary work reflects a love of bold colors and geometric shapes, often created with acrylic paint to build touchable texture and added impact.
The Gallery at the Old Post Office will host its exhibit “Time,” featuring artworks that reference the passage of time. The exhibit is displayed in the atrium of a historic 1913 building listed on the National Register of Historic Places.
Little Fox Coffee & Books will feature Luisa Carella, an artist from a family of Italian immigrant creatives. Inspired by nature, people, emotion, memories, and conceptual storytelling, Carella describes their work as colorful renditions of still life, memories, and slightly surreal visual moments.
The Serpent’s Key Shoppe & Sanctuary will showcase Maeve, a multimedia artist, witch, and Irish pagan living in Lancaster County, PA. Working primarily with ethically sourced animal bone, Maeve’s work is deeply influenced by Irish mythology and history, resulting in bone jewelry, ritual tools, altar décor, and traditional 2D works on paper and canvas.
Warehouse Gourmet will present Sister Act, featuring sisters Louise Moul Jira and Jeanee Moul Hull. Jira paints oil still lifes and whimsical watercolors, while Hull draws on her art history background to create unique works inspired by famous paintings.
First Friday Art Walks offer a welcoming experience for all ages—whether you’re strolling downtown with a coffee, meeting artists in person, or exploring Hanover’s growing arts scene one stop at a time.
Businesses and artists are encouraged to participate!
For information on hosting or exhibiting in a future Art Walk, contact Kiki Page at Little Fox Coffee & Books at hello@littlefoxbooks.co.
About Little Fox Coffee and Books
Set in a 1847 church, Little Fox Coffee & Books is a cozy bookshop that offers espresso drinks, matcha, and teas with housemade syrups. Add a gluten-free waffle, a vegan toastie, or a local sourdough chocolate chip bagel. Browse a curated collection of new releases with a focus on BIPOC and queer books or go treasure hunting through our used books in the loft. Open late Wednesday through Saturday, check the calendar for their community-driven events and book clubs!

About Main Street Hanover
 

The mission of Main Street Hanover is to expand the economic capacity of downtown Hanover, thus improving the business environment, enhancing the quality of place, and increasing community synergy.

 

Main Street Hanover is a 501c3 non-profit & proceeds benefit the revitalization of Downtown Hanover.

 

First Friday Art Walk Returns to Downtown Hanover on March 6