Woolworth Walk is owned and developed by Scott Sirkin. Their mission is to support the arts by selling the finest art and crafts available at a price that is fair to all. It offers a quality display and selling environment that is fully staffed. The gallery provides a high-profile location in a landmark building that is superior in architectural design with an appealing ambience. Woolworth Walk also has a wide variety of participation pricing plans, all of them extremely affordable.
Location:
25 Haywood Street, Asheville North Carolina 28801
Telephone
828-254-9234
Other Art nearby:
(Asheville) 16 Patton
(Asheville) American Folk Art
(Cosby) Appalachian Traveller
(Henderson) Belfry Players
(Pisgah Forest) BernWell Pottery Studio and Gallery
(Waynesville) Bill Shuman Photography
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02/21 Coming to The Asheville area
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