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Newburyport ArtWalk 2026 – Explore Step by Step

A Self-Guided Art Adventure Through Newburyport’s Vibrant Artist Community

Discover Your Path to Artistic Inspiration

Newburyport ArtWalk Valerie's GalleryThe Newburyport ArtWalk is a FREE, self-guided tour that enables art enthusiasts to easily discover and explore Newburyport’s many wonderful art galleries. This interactive art tour guides participants on an art adventure through Newburyport’s Historic District and also includes a few hidden gems just beyond downtown. In conjunction with the self-guided tour, many local galleries showcase special exhibitions, host engaging art discussions and live demonstrations of techniques. The 2026 Newburyport ArtWalk will be held on Saturday, May 2nd and Saturday, October 3rd from 10 am – 5 pm. Use the ArtWalk Map & Brochure to view gallery locations and make sure to check the October 3rd Schedule of Events. The schedule highlights special artist events and engaging activities being hosted in ArtWalk locations throughout the day.

Newburyport ArtWalk History

Established in 2002 by a group of independent art gallery owners, the ArtWalk has showcased original fine art cherished locally and respected throughout the national and international artist communities. The Newburyport ArtWalk features a broad range of art types and styles ranging from painting, printmaking and sculpture to artisan creations, photography and ceramics. Whether you’re an artist, a collector of fine art or an individual intrigued by art exploration, this highly regarded event is a wonderful opportunity to interact with and support the local artist community and discover new-found inspiration.

2026 Map

Use the ArtWalk Map to plan your gallery visits. The numbers on the map correlate to the numbers on the 2026 galleries list.  Please note that location #2, Metzy’s was only available to participate in the May ArtWalk. 

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October 3rd Schedule of Special Events

Make sure to click the link above to view the October 3, 2026 listing of special artist events taking place during the ArtWalk. Many participating  galleries have planned interesting and engaging activities and events at specific times throughout the day. View the schedule for location specific details.

Discover Newburyport

While you’re visiting the local art galleries make sure to explore Newburyport’s many wonderful retail shops and relax at one of our many excellent local Newburyport restaurants. If you’re planning a visit from outside the area, consider booking a room in one of our wonderful local Inn’s.

Support Local Artists

The Newburyport ArtWalk events are funded by annual dues from participating local art galleries. Please help support the local artist community by attending this fan-favorite art event, telling friends and family and by sharing on your social media pages. Support Local!

A Glimpse Inside the ArtWalk  Experience
Artist Lorenzo Minoli at the Gallery on Federal

Things to Do

Top-rated attractions, National Parks and historic tours are among the many things to do in Newburyport.
Joppa Flats Education Center, Newburyport

Joppa Flats Education Center

Explore Newburyport salt marshes, coastal waters and more at the Joppa Flats Education Center (JFEC) located near the entrance of the Parker River Wildlife Refuge in Newburyport, Massachusetts. This 52-acre wildlife sanctuary includes not only outdoor grounds, but indoor observation areas, making JFEC a great educational experience all year round.

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Road to Revolution – Newburyport’s Role in the Revolutionary War

The Newburyport Road to Revolution parade and ceremony was held on Saturday, June 28th to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution and to honor Newburyport’s historic significance in

Bartlet Mall

Bartlet Mall

Bartlet Mall, a gorgeous historic park at the intersection of Pond and High Streets, is a great place for ice-skating, sledding, and enjoying nature. Its scenic views provide the setting for a wide variety of popular community events. There are wide walkways and a series of footpaths that border the Mall and lead to the Frog Pond. It has also become a highly photographed area by many local photographers.