Events for September 27, 2019 - October 18, 2019 › Galleries

For "Art Show 6: From the Land," featuring mosaics by Sarka Evans, pottery by Pat Black, wood bowls by Ed Brogan and the jewelry of Robin Perreault. Meet Evans and Black at the reception.

Cynthia L. Koshalek has created new acrylic paintings inspired by the recent plein air festival.

Featuring the work of Monica Ramirez, a Sturgeon Bay artist and founder of Mona Lucy’s Art. Free and open to the public.

For an exhibit showing Örjan Henriksson's "Auschwitz KZ I-II" photographs and new minimalist landscape paintings by Kyle McKenzie. This is a dark subject matter and may not be suitable for sensitive viewers/young children. Free and open to the public.

For an exhibit featuring ceramics by Marshall Maude and textiles by Mary Anne Jordan. Free and open to the public.

Leslie Perrino will demonstrate how she makes enameled jewelry, and Ginnie Cappaert will work some paintings while answering questions about her art and processes from 1-3 pm. At Plum Bottom Downtown Gallery, resident jewelry artist Angela Olson Luberger (1-3pm) and resident painter Mary White (11am-1pm) will demo.

As part of American Craft Week, visitors can try throwing on the wheel with guidance from resident potter John Dietrich. Free and open to the public.  

Featuring over 100 Amish made-quilts in a variety of popular styles, patterns and colors. Quilts and other crafts available for purchase and viewing. $1/entry fee. Free/8 & under, need to be supervised by adult.

An artist talk with Chicago-based watercolorist Peggy Macnamara. Free and open to the public.

Spend the fall weekend gallery-hopping through the various businesses in the village to experience all that Ephraim’s artisan community has to offer. Visitors can pick up a punch card at the Ephraim Visitor Information Center or participating businesses, and will receive a special Ephraim gift after getting their punches. Visit ephraim-doorcounty.com.

Come enjoy the display and sale of visual arts and fine crafts featuring over 60 professional juried artists from across the Midwest. Free admission and on-site parking. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.

For "Windows and Doors," an exhibit of photography by Dennis Connolly.

The Holiday Fine Art show features 100 new artworks by 10 Wisconsin artists.

For the "Wax: Contemporary Methods" exhibition. Featuring an artists demonstration.

For $20, attendees can create an iron tile or watch the pour free of charge. The exhibition reception and demo for "Wax: Contemporary Methods" are also free and open to the public. Sarah Rehmer will demonstrate the encaustic painting process. There will also be live music from Ben Larson, a dinner of pulled pork sandwiches and seasonal refreshments. No reservations or pre-sales.

Come enjoy the display and sale of visual arts and fine crafts featuring over 60 professional juried artists from across the Midwest. Free admission and on-site parking. Food and beverages will be available for purchase.

Explore collections from more than 20 nationally collected jewelry artists as well as their resident jewelry maker, Angela Olson Luberger.

Check out the beautiful artwork and other creations made by ADRC crafters and artists. Paintings, quilts, jewelry, crocheted and knitted items, paper crafts, tatting and doll clothes are just some of the items available. Some artwork and crafts will be available for purchase.