The Arts Council for Wyoming County runs the main gallery on Perry's South Main Street, a two-floor space that hosts rotating exhibitions, artisan fairs, film screenings in a recently renovated projection room, concerts, and the summer youth art camp that puts Perry kids in front of working artists. The gift shop up front carries a tight selection of work from county artists: ceramics, prints, jewelry, fiber work. The space is the cultural center of downtown Perry and a reason the village's arts scene punches above what a town of 3,700 would normally sustain. Don't miss: a Friday night concert during the summer series, or the Fiber Flurry event that fills both floors with fiber artists.















