Mildred’s Lane

J. Morgan Puett has spent the past 25 years cultivating a space in the woods where she and other artists can connect with the environment and each other through performances, art installations, and unobtrusive landscape interventions.

Mildred’s Lane is a 94-acre, wild-ish project site on the Upper Delaware River, deep in the woods of rural northeastern Pennsylvania. It’s just over the bridge from Narrowsburg, NY.

It is a nonprofit corporation, cultural site, and year-round residency hosting artists worldwide. Contact to organize artful, individual, or group retreats, overnight stays, and residencies year-round.

For decades, Mildred’s Lane has functioned as a working-living-researching experiment in living, encompassing a series of rarified experiences. Practitioners apply tools and concepts of contemporary art to landscape, vernacular architecture, installation art, sculpture, history, archaeology, natural sciences, utopian studies, and creative domesticity.

“An ongoing experiment in art, design and aestheticized living.”– The New York Times

“This is the most radical thing in the Catskills, period. Artist J. Morgan Puett, who just won a Guggenheim fellowship, her friend Mark Dion, and their son, Grey Rabbit, have turned this 94-acre plot of land into a magnet for artists and architects, who collaborate on environmental and domestic projects. I’ve been to dinner there, and even tried mimicking Morgan’s hyper-artistic approach to curating her refrigerator as if a piece of art.” — Architectural Digest

You’re just a 10 minute car ride from the wonderful Beach Lake Bakery.

Driving there? Type this into Google Maps: JWFP+C5 Beach Lake, Pennsylvania