Coming Up: Tour artist studios in Newton, Kansas
Tickets available through June 13 for studio tours from several notable Newton artists.
The Carriage Factory Art Gallery in Newton, Kansas, will host its annual studio art tour from 10 a.m.-4 p.m. on June 20. Ticket holders can snack on refreshments while visiting the studios of six artists.
A profile in The SHOUT last year offers a sneak peek into ceramicist Conrad Snider's studio, one of the stops on the tour. The ceramicist has created public artworks across the state, including at Wichita's Advanced Learning Library, Country Acres Dog Park, and Pracht Wetlands Park.
Also opening their studios: Karen Holliday, Nathan Novack, Kayann Ausherman, Pamela Nanney, and Virgil Penner. The Springdale Art & Nature Center's “Piglet” is an additional stop on the tour.
Tickets are $40, but don't wait until the last minute to snag yours: They're only avalable through June 13. On the day of the tour, you can pick up tickets and the list of locations at the Carriage Factory Art Gallery, 128 E. 6th St. in Newton, Kansas.
Hat tip to reader Khris for the heads-up about this event.
— Emily Christensen
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