GoggleWorks is a nonprofit cultural campus headquartered in a former goggle factory (hence the name!) comprising nearly an entire city super-block bustling with the arts in downtown Reading, Pennsylvania. The brainchild of trustee Marlin Miller and the late co-founders Albert Boscov and Irv Cohen, alongside a founding group of other volunteers and artists, Goggleworks opened in 2005.

Today, GoggleWorks serves roughly 250,000 visitors and participants each year through arts education, including workshops, classes, and visiting artists; community outreach programs; a summer residency; youth programs and summer camps. Our campus boasts 35 on-site studio artists; the Albert and Eunice Boscov film theater; three premier galleries for exhibitions; the New Store, featuring handmade gifts and art from hundreds of local makers; a new Art Supply store for artists and students; the Berks Launchbox STEAM, co-working, and maker space; full restaurant and bar; and 16 communal learning environments including including ceramics; hot, warm, cold, and stained glass; jewelry and fine metals; heavy metals; photography; printmaking; drawing and painting; digital lab and virtual reality; STEAM makerspaces, woodworking; youth and teen classrooms; and urban gardens.

Admission and parking are free from 9am to 9pm daily.