Experience a museum-quality retreat at Hotel Fauchère, a centerpiece of the Milford historic district. Our walls bridge the gap between past and present, showcasing everything from classic Hudson River School landscapes to the edgy, contemporary photography of the Hilton Brothers and Christopher Makos. From the iconic portraits in Bar Louis to the regional works in our Meeting Center, we offer a sophisticated cultural immersion that defines the very spirit of our historic neighborhood.
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Milford Galleries showcases regional artists’ work in diverse mediums. Exhibits rotate every six weeks. Open year-round: Thu–Sun (10 AM–5 PM), Mon (11 AM–3 PM).
This family-run gallery showcases diverse art styles and mediums, supports local artists monthly, and features “The Museum,” an eclectic collection of historic photos, antiques, and collectibles.
Throughout this entire region, there are numerous artist guilds and alliances that represent a culturally vibrant community of potters, painters, photographers, woodworkers and others.
The Artists’ Market Community Center supports diverse artists through exhibits, concerts, classes, and events, inviting everyone to participate, collaborate, and celebrate creativity in all its forms.
The Dorflinger Glass Museum showcases over 1,000 pieces of historic lead glass. It also features an open-air amphitheater, a 600-acre nature preserve, and 7 hiking trails.
Just 10 miles from Milford, Peters Valley School of Craft hosts 300+ artists in workshops and exhibits spanning blacksmithing, ceramics, fine metals, woodworking, photography, fibers, and more.
Kindred Spirits Arts Programs, founded in 2002 at Grey Towers, inspires love for nature through music, art, and performances for all ages, especially in schools.
Explore over 50 Victorian-era buildings on a self-guided walking tour honoring Milford’s founder, John Biddis—maps available at the Hotel Fauchère reception desk.
Hotel Fauchère is dating from the 1800s is a 3-minute walk from the Pike County Historical Society, and 1.3 miles from Grey Towers National Historic Site.
