to stay in touch with our events and workshop opportunities featuring original work by local artists.
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PLANNING FOR FALL OF 2023 IS ALMOST FINISHED.
The spaces inside the barn and on the driveway have already been filled.
A few tents on the lawn are still available. Contact me, Susie Weber if you are interested.
I am trying to make sure I have a range of work and styles represented. So if you reach out be sure to include a link or attach a few images so I can see your wonderful work. All work needs to be original and handmade.
Meet this year’s artists:
EXHIBIT & SALE | metal work • acrylic paintings • felting • ceramics • oil & cold wax • hand-woven rugs • mosaics • resin sculptures • unique hats • quilted items • oil painting • handmade soaps and essentials • photography • botanical art • wooden art • eclectic lighting • gorgeous wood cutting boards and furniture • hand-sewn designs • metal sculptures • jewelry • glass • pottery • mosaic art • books and baskets • pastel art • leather • fantasy and nature-themed art •candles • sculptures • free range eggs • iron work • artful cookies • and much more.
Special thanks to musician, Steve Cohen
Photography by Tracy Kleppe Photography
GET IN TOUCH
Please join us. Everyone’s welcome.
Art in the barn was established in 2018 with my dear friend, and talented artist, Sher Schachameyer. Sher has since moved too far away to partake, but continues to inspire and support our event remotely. Our hope is that this event is always a little bit more of a personal experience than other art fairs and that everyone enjoys themselves. People tell me they come for the art and stay for to soak in the atmosphere. Ultimately we hope you‘ll find value in taking home a piece of original art AND we hope you‘ll take a time to appreciate the level of work created by this amazing group.