The creative spaces of

kim winey photography

717-489-2542 | kimwineyphotography@gmail.com

 The Creative Closets - open Feb 28 & Mar 7, 10am-1pm

Enter through S Cherry Alley and discover one of Elizabethtown’s most surprising hidden gems - The Creative Spaces of Kim Winey Photography.

Inside, four whimsical rooms and a petite alley are ready to welcome you for:

~ Photography
Make memories with an immersive Kim Winey Photography session, or rent a space to create your own photos and videos.

~ Experiences

Connect with fellow community members through artistic workshops, creative clubs, yoga, co-working, and learning opportunities - or book a private experience guaranteed to make their jaw drop, like a Petite Alley Picnic or Window Workshop.

~ Event Rentals
Planning a celebration? These one-of-a-kind spaces are perfect for intimate gatherings such as baby or bridal showers, tea parties, private craft events, team-building, or a cozy game night.

~ The Creative Closets of KWP
A pop-up shop featuring carefully curated collections of previously-loved women’s fashion.

With a name like The Creative Spaces, and a never-ending supply of ideas - you never know what will happen next.  But one thing’s for sure - this is the place to create, connect, and refresh in Elizabethtown, PA.

About those KWP photo sessions

While The Creative Spaces offer art-workshops, learning opportunities, and event spaces - they've been designed with photography in mind.  And these aren't your typical photo sessions!

From the start, the goal is to discover your photo dreams and bring them to life—pairing them with the perfect location, timing, and vibe to create lasting memories and beautiful images.

At The Spaces, you’ll find several unique themes—each with a tight color palette, carefully chosen props, and thoughtful, story-based activities in place of simply looking at the camera and smiling.

This unusual approach leaves people feeling like they’ve stepped into a magical world of make-believe. The memories made—and the images captured—are truly one-of-a-kind. Beverages, treats, and laughter are typically included, too!

If this sounds up your alley (and yes—we have one of those, too!), let’s connect.

For the fastest response, call 717-489-2542.
Email and Facebook Messenger work, as well.

Partnering with you to create and preserve your most meaningful memories is at the heart of it all.

And I can’t wait to do it for you. ~ Warmly, Kim Winey

How to find us

The Creative spaces of Kim winey photography is located in elizabethtown, pa

We are located on S Cherry Alley.

Our address will take you to the wrong end of Etown. Please do not use it.  We are in the FIRST parking lot, on the RIGHT, behind P&J Pizza (22 E High St, Elizabethtown, PA 17022).

The journey through S Cherry will not be pretty. But we hope the final destination will make up for it!

*Our private parking lot is for tenants only.

Public parking can be found at:

51 Mechanics Alley - FREE parking behind Groff’s Meats, by the stream
23 S Market St, on Vine Alley - next to Grove’s Flooring
13 N Cherry Alley - behind Folklore Coffee Co
N Cherry Alley - next to The Coble House

Click for directions!

Let's connect!

About Kim

Kim is married to an amazing man, with the tragic name of Fred. She has a sweet & talented 26-year-old son, whose beard growing skills are the envy of many.  She loves them both as much as chocolate.  She also recently acquired a beautiful daughter-in-law!  

All together they have a dog named Angel, a cat named Taz, another named Smudge, a loaf named Shadow, and a Flurken (avoid eye contact) they call Freya.  They live separately-together in one house with two apartments.  They're an extra-blended family with lots of unique chapters in their story. Life is not boring!

In addition to photography, Kim loves Jesus, connecting with people, creative brainstorming, traveling, eating, yardening, learning, teaching, mild sarcasm, and doing.  She does not like wet feet, cleaning, being cold/hungry or paying taxes (but she does it).  And she finds writing in the third person to be awkward, but admittedly effective.