Location & Hours
97 Broadway
Kingston NY, 12401
ASK is located in the historic Rondout neighborhood in Kingston NY.
GALLERY HOURS: Thursday – Sunday, 12 – 5 PM & by appointment. Our gallery shows change monthly, and are closed for show installations on the Thursday & Friday before each Gallery Opening Event.
ADMISSION: Gallery admission is free and open to the public!
PERFORMING ARTS VENUES: The Great Room and Classroom Studio are open daily/evenings for workshops, classes and events throughout the year.
ASK is closed on all major holidays:
December 23 – January 5, Thanksgiving, Easter, Passover, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr Day, President’s Day, Indigenous People’s Day, Labor Day, Memorial Day, Veteran’s Day.
Contact
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Have questions or just want to learn more? Send us an email!
Gallery Chair: [email protected]
Executive Director, Amy Poux: [email protected]
Membership: [email protected]
Office (part-time): [email protected]
Events at ASK
Classes, workshops, and performances take place throughout the week. Visit our events calendar to learn more!
Land Acknowledgement
The Arts Society of Kingston respectfully acknowledges that we gather and create on the ancestral homelands of the Esopus people, a subgroup of the Lenape (Delaware) Nation. Long before Dutch colonization, the Esopus lived in villages along the Hudson River and its tributaries, including the Rondout Creek, where they farmed, fished, and stewarded the land.
As a cultural organization rooted in Kingston’s waterfront district, we are committed to learning from this history and to fostering relationships, dialogue, and programming that reflect respect for Indigenous communities and the land on which we gather.