Random Facts About: Jeannine Rosenberg
Our random facts series of blogs is our fun way of letting you know a little more about the artists you admire. Here we pose our 2019 random questions to Uxbridge Jewellery Designer Jeannine Rosenberg.
Our random facts series of blogs is our fun way of letting you know a little more about the artists you admire. Here we pose our 2019 random questions to Uxbridge Jewellery Designer Jeannine Rosenberg.
Gelato isn't just for the heat of summer. This Uxbridge Studio Tour weekend why not treat the child in you to a delicious scoop of gelato at Nexus Coffee Co?!
Our random facts series of blogs is our fun way of letting you know a little more about the artist's you admire. Here we pose our 2019 random questions to Uxbridge Quilter and Fibre Artist Judith Tinkl.
Over a span of 45 years Ross Colby has built hundreds of early Canadian style pine furniture pieces. Now Ross has discovered a new passion for contemporary, mid-century modern and retro 1950's & 1960"s designs.
We call it a ‘studio tour’ but it is a plain fact of the tour, that there are quite a few studios that our guests do not get to see, let alone visit. Studios such as sculptor Fly Freeman’s space is so packed full of machines for this and that...
Not only is Uxbridge a bustling arts community, it is also a thriving food and agricultural hub.
We love our sponsors, and we're absolutely delighted to introduce fans of the Uxbridge Studio Tour to Durham Region's newest craft cidery - Slabtown Cider Co.
Our random facts series of blogs is our fun way of letting you know a little more about the artist's you admire. Here we pose a few random questions to Uxbridge Ontario ceramic artist Ann Cummings.
A number of our Uxbridge Studio Tour studio and sponsor locations have picnic tables available for you to enjoy. Here is this year's list of picnic table locations to help you plan your weekend.
I was having a thoroughly enjoyable afternoon reading some blogs by local writer Suzanne Crone when I came across this piece. I think it does a lovely job of summing up why the arts are relevant and important. Enjoy!