Our current session of classes is now listed on our site. JAN 13- FEB 21. Check out the links below for adult classes, workshops, youth classes and more.

SUMMER CAMPS ARE BEING PLANNED (Expect them to go live in early March)

SPRING SESSIONS will take place in both MARCH/ APRIL. And MAY/ EARLY JUNE.

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Normal Gift Shop & Center Open Hours

Tues 10 am- 8 pm Wed 10 am- 5:30 pm

Thurs 10 am- 5:30 Fri 12:00 - 5:00

Sat (when workshops are in session)

Sun & Mon closed call 603-465-4300

We’re located in the center of Hollis NH.

Just over the border from Pepperell MA and 5 mi west of Nashua NH.

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Meet the Artists

Artists & teachers Anna Birch & Chris Volpe created Hollis Artspace in 2022 and will be offering art classes to all ages, as well as creating their own artwork on site. Anna and Chris are excited about the opportunity to continue offering art education in this region, following in the footsteps of Wild Salamander Creative Arts Center.

  • Both Anna and Chris have taught at Wild Salamander Creative Arts Center. Anna has been a longstanding teacher and workshop leader since 2012. Anna has experience in paper arts, printmaking, fiber arts and experiments with various mediums. Her website can be found here. Chris is moving his painting studio from Lowell MA, and will make his studio’s home here at Hollis Artspace, where he will create oil paintings, display them in the gallery space, and offer workshops and classes. Chris also writes about art for Art New England magazine and writes a daily art newsletter called Inside Art through Streamline Publishing. His website can be found here.

    Anna & Chris live in Hollis, where Anna grew up. They lived in the Portsmouth area for 20 years but moved back to the area in 2010. The house at 30 Ash Street was her best friend Naomi Whitty’s home growing up, and she first visited the house when she was only 6 weeks old, and has been coming back ever since! Lucie Whitty and Arthur Whitty were important creative and artistic influences in her life, and the building at 30 Ash Street has long held positive creative connections… which just keep going! Just after she moved back to the area in 2010, she learned of an art center getting started on Ash Street and immediately wanted to become involved. Anna worked at Wild Salamander from its start in 2012, teaching, helping with gallery shows, marketing and selling her wares in the shop.