Ned Smith Center for Nature and Art

The NCSNA was founded in 1993 to celebrate the life and works of its namesake, the nationally recognized wildlife artist, naturalist and writer Ned Smith. The Center showcases the works of contemporary artists and photographers from around the country in changing exhibits. The Center's lands offer a tranquil outdoor experience on more than 500 contiguous acres of rustic beauty just outside Ned Smith's hometown of Millersburg, Pennsylvania, 30 minutes north of Harrisburg. With hardwood forest, stream, more than twelve miles of trails and stunning views of the Susquehanna River from the mountaintop, the land also provides habitat for the wildlife Ned Smith immortalized - deer, bear, wild turkey, grouse, fox and many species of smaller animals. The NSCNA enriches many lives. The Center plays an active role in education about nature, art and conservation through lectures, field trips, seminars an other special events.

Contact Information:

Address:
176 Water Company Rd.
MILLERSBURG, PA 17061

Website: www.nedsmithcenter.org
Email: nedsmith@epix.net
Phone: 717-692-3699