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.
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!
2019 Uxbridge Studio Tour artists are grateful for the continued support of our valued sponsor Art on the Fringe. Here's a little from Art on the Fringe organizers on what they'll be featuring this year.
On a whim this summer I booked myself in to a course in Archeology & Printmaking in the Orkney Islands. First I had to find out where Orkney is! I am well travelled but I’m glad I have a computer to explore locations. This was an absolute adventure.
This studio tour weekend is the perfect time to discover all that Uxbridge has to offer, so re-energize yourself by enjoying a feast of local food at some of our favourite Uxbridge restaurants.
From gorgeous pieces by local Uxbridge artists to those by world reknowned artists, Lisa Matheson and Frank Coy home is filled with art that makes their heart sing.
Not exactly sure how to take part in Uxbridge Studio Tour weekend...Here's how it works and a little bit about who we are. Let's get started...
Available this fall at Blue Heron Books and Studio 21 this tour weekend.