Artists Open Their Studios for Fall Weaverville Art Safari
Post Date: 10.01.2011
Some of the top artists in Western North Carolina will welcome the public to their mountain studios the Weaverville Art Safari, October 29–30 (studios will be open from 10 a.m.–6 p.m. on both Saturday and Sunday). This is a great opportunity to interact with 40 regionally and nationally recognized artists and see the process behind the development of their art.
The Art Safari provides a chance to wind through the back roads and main streets of Weaverville and Barnardsville on a self-guided driving tour during the peak of fall color. Those looking for a more exclusive experience can request a guided van tour from Artistree. Available at an additional cost, the guided van tours are led by experts passionate about the local art community.
Works of art showcased during the event will include pottery, handmade glass, sculpture, jewelry, furniture, paintings, drawings and fiber art. Select studios offer public demonstrations and door prizes.
A special preview party will be held at Reems Creek Golf Club from 7–9 p.m. on Friday, October 28, to kick off the event and to celebrate the Art Safari’s tenth anniversary. There will be door prizes, heavy hors d’oeuvres, desserts, and a cash bar, and there will be a silent auction featuring art from participating artists. Preview party tickets are $10 at the door with additional door prize tickets available for $5 each. All event proceeds fund future Weaverville Art Safari events.
Weaverville Art Safari brochures with maps and artist information are available at area art galleries, restaurants, and shops, and a downloadable brochure is also available at weavervilleartsafari.com.
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