20th Annual Group Art Exhibition

November 5 - December 5, 2026

Huddle, 338 Brown Street, Philadelphia

Opening Reception: Thurs, Nov 5, 6-8

Free and Open to the public, In-Person, RSVP Here

Artist Talk: Thurs, Nov 12, 6-8

Free and open to the public, in-person & Virtual via Zoom, RSVP HERE

Viewing Appointments & Tours

Free appointments available for individuals and groups, SCHEDULE HERE

Every year, three artists are selected from the William Way LGBT Community Center’s Annual Juried Art Exhibition to be awarded a group exhibition later that year. This year’s three artists were chosen by Stamatina Gregory, Chief Curator and Director of Exhibitions and Collections at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, who chose three exceptional Philadelphia-based LGBTQ+ artists: Jordan Artim, D’Shon McCarthy, and Dave Tavacol. The 20th Annual Group Exhibition gives each of these artists the ability to showcase an expanded body of work and connect our audience of LGBTQ+ artists, collectors, and community members.

Join us for the Opening Reception on Thursday, November 5th, 6-8PM at HUDDLE (338 Brown Street), and also mark your calendar for an Artist Talk on Thursday, Nov 12th, from 6-8.

Online Sales Coming Soon!

Artworks are available for purchase, with 65% of the proceeds going directly to the artists and 35% supporting the Center’s Art and Culture programs. You can inquire about purchasing an artwork via email at arts@waygay.org or online in our virtual exhibition. Buying artwork is a great way to support both local LGBTQ+ artists and the Center.

Accessibility Notes for HUDDLE:

HUDDLE is a gallery located in Northern Liberties, Philadelphia, and is 0.4 miles from the Spring Garden stop on Septa’s L (or Market–Frankford Line) with limited street parking. The main entrance is located at 338 Brown Street and has 3 steps without a railing.

A handicap accessible entrance is located around the corner at 725 N 4th Street, and will be opened upon calling the phone number posted on the door. There is a small ramp into the gallery space and a private handicap accessible restroom.

For more questions, email arts@waygay.org

Support provided by the Philadelphia Cultural Fund.