Tucked into Burlington’s vibrant South End Arts District, The S.P.A.C.E. Gallery (est. 2009 Soda Plant Art Collective Environment) is a community-driven art space where creativity feels accessible, experimental, and alive. The gallery brings together artists of all backgrounds and experience levels, offering an open platform for expression across mediums.

At its core, S.P.A.C.E. is about connection: between artist and viewer, process and outcome, individuality and shared experience. Through rotating exhibitions, open calls, and inclusive membership opportunities, it fosters a culture where emerging voices are welcomed alongside established creators.

The gallery’s shows often explore emotional, social, and conceptual themes, inviting visitors to slow down, reflect, and engage with art that ranges from deeply personal to boldly disruptive. Whether you’re stepping in during a monthly First Friday Art Walk or discovering it by chance, S.P.A.C.E. offers an environment that feels both intimate and inspiring.

More than just a gallery, it’s a creative hub. A place to share work, take risks, and be part of Burlington’s ever-evolving artistic community.