Art on the Hill Gallery

Discover the vibrant world of art in the Verde Valley at our gallery in the Jerome Art Center, housed in the Old Jerome High School. You’ll find us in Building A, Room 205, Friday through Monday 11am-4pm and the Jerome First Saturday Art Walk from 5-8pm. 928-274-1329

orange Free Shuttle sign with hours and phone number

Getting here:

The Old Jerome High School is just off 89A heading to Jerome from Clarkdale, at 885 Hampshire Ave, Jerome, AZ 86331. You’ll see the high school on your left after a very sharp turn in the road. You can park directly in the lot at the high school—parking is free and plentiful! Or if you’re strolling around downtown Jerome, you don’t have to get in your car to visit us at the Jerome Arts Center in the Old Jerome High School—you can take the free shuttle. Just call 928-821-0133.

map of 89a from Cottonwood to Jerome
close up map of Jerome
a terracotta colored building with a big A for Art

Jerome Art Center

Built in 1923, the Jerome Art Center at The Old Jerome High School, evolved from the state-of-the-art early 20th century high school facility built to support a thriving mining town of over 10,000 people. The school was in operation from 1924 - 1951. Closed in 1960, it was reopened in the fall of the same year as Mingus Union High School. The last graduating class was in 1975. With an influx of creative people to the town in the 1970's and 1980's, the facility became a favored workplace of local artists and musicians because of its creative atmosphere and spacious rooms.

Today, the buildings are occupied by local artists, musicians, and non-artist professionals. 

Art on the Hill is an artist-run gallery featuring artists from across the Verde Valley of Arizona who are members of the El Valle Artists Association, a nonprofit organization that has been fostering creativity and community in the Verde Valley since 1972. In our gallery, you will find art across a range of mediums—including oil, acrylic and watercolor painting, collage, ceramics, printmaking, sculpture, assemblage, photography, and bookmaking—and across a wide variety of approaches and themes. You’ll also find a treasure trove of functional art, such as cards, clothing, journals and pottery. We’ve got a little something for everyone.