Enjoy a stroll through working studios and galleries on Main Street and Depot Street. Festive Art After Dark flags denote participating galleries, such as the Haywood County Arts Council, Earthworks, Burr Studio, Jeweler’s Workbench, Twigs and Leaves Gallery, TPennington Art Gallery, The Mahogany House, Grace Cathey Sculpture Garden & Gallery, Cedar Hill Studios and The Village Framer.

Burr Studio will be featuring artist Lisa Hoffman, who will be engraving and etching her glass ornaments. Cedar Hill Studio will be featuring a demo by Susan Lingg. She is a self-taught artist, enjoying the process of painting in mixed media of watercolor, handmade paper and acrylic. Cedar Hill will also host Paul & Lisa Malcolm (who will be playing violin) in the backroom with Steve Whiddon performing outside.

The Arts Council will continue the “It’s a Small, Small Work” showcase, which provides a unique opportunity for budding artists to exhibit their work, as well as the opportunity for more seasoned artists to test their boundaries. Community members also have a chance to purchase work from new and established artists at reasonable prices.

Twigs and Leaves Gallery would like to thank their loyal customers for a wonderful year as they celebrate the holiday season during Art After Dark. Guests will be have the opportunity to make a greeting card to be given to Meals on Wheels recipients. They will be doing this again during the “Night before Christmas” event from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 12. 

The Village Framer will feature members of Makers Foundry, a collective of graduates from Haywood Community College. Members will offer a wonderful selection of beautiful handmade scarves, pottery and house wares providing a great opportunity for special gifts. Providing demonstrations and refreshments.

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