Fall in Love with Art This SeptemberPlanning has begun. We're hoping you'll visit us in September! |
September 19th & 20th 2020We look forward to seeing you in September! |
Visit Our Studios This September!Art. Food. Drink. Adventures. Discover Uxbridge. |
Daniel Colby - Studio 5Light-filled paintings combining architecture, landscape and reflections as well as a collection of striking portraits. |
Francis Muscat - Studio 12Multi media sculptor with a passion for glass, the work of Francis Muscat is figurative, architectural, and whimsical. |
Bert Liverance - PainterBert creates brightly coloured floral watercolour & oil paintings in a hyper-realistic style with stunning details. |
ARTISTS WE LOVE |
STORIES YOU'LL LOVE |
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MAP - PLAN YOUR WEEKEND |
Art. Food. Drink. Adventures. Uxbridge is the place to be the third weekend of every September.
Experience the beauty of North Durham as you enjoy a self-guided tour of our unique artists' studios tucked into forests, surrounded by farmland and nestled in the heart of historic downtown Uxbridge.
Our studio artists for the 2020 tour invite you to visit their unique studio spaces to browse their work and explore the places where art happens.
We love our guest artists and know you will too! Browse our complete lineup of 2019 guests artists and where to find them.
Immerse yourself in our vibrant art community.
We have stories about art. Lots of them! And we're excited to share. We hope you enjoy.
On Friday September 20th, the winner of the 2019 Uxbridge Studio Tour's $1000 Passport to Art raffle was drawn at The Second Wedge Brewing Company. This year's winner is Susan Allen of Sunderland. Congratulations Susan!
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...
Since 2011 jewellery designer and creator Jeannine Rosenberg has been part of the Uxbridge Studio Tour. The 2018 tour was a heart wrenching and challenging tour for Jeannine, and 2019 marks a new chapter in her creative career. Here's a lovely piece about Jeannine's journey over the past 18 months.
