They, and their daughter Beckett (about the cutest 4 year old in the world),open up part of their 17-acre farm for "Come Out and Play" and very generously provide food and drinks to any and all who come (all for free!).
The Sweetbriar Studio tent is filled with my fabric and felt creations and my husband, Chuck's, wood works. My (84 years not-so-old) mother even joined in with her paintings recently. Here is a photo of Chuck's "Sunbursts" displayed on Debbie and Eric's home.
Art: glass and metal sculpture/Teddy Devereux and Ken Maynor ,red sculpture/Ed White, mosaic planter legs/Pam Isner, Typewriter Totem/Brian Mergenthaler
Their front yard is sprinkled with sculptures and art that goes all the way around their pond and into their back yard.
Everyone, really EVERY one, has a great time looking at art, socializing, eating, looking at more art, and maybe buying (:)).
What started as a sculpture show to honor the victims of 9/11 has grown into a rather large event that now includes other types of arts and crafts.This is such a gift that Debbie and Eric (and Debbie's parents Ginger and Jim) graciously offer to the artists as well as all who attend. So, to them, Thank You (times infinity!). (If anyone wants more information, just contact me.)
1 comment:
what a fabulous event!! it looks like there's some truly wonderful artwork there!! :))
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