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The Artists Invite You In!

Sun., Dec. 21 2008

Four Weekends: Saturday, Nov. 29 — Sunday, Dec. 21
Location: Various Berkeley Artisan Studios

Explore fascinating artisan workshops and galleries throughout Berkeley during Berkeley Artisans Holiday Open Studios. Taking place over four weekends, November 29 through December 21, the event features jewelry, textiles, clothing, ceramics, blown glass, prints, paintings, ornaments, leather bags, sculpture, musical instruments and more great gift possibilities. You can even make your own blown glass ornaments.

Click here for a list of participating artists and links to their sites. Maps to the studios will be printed weekly in the East Bay Express during the event.

This is a great alternative to mall shopping. Bring more art into your life!

For more info, call 510 845-2612 or visit www.berkeleyartisans.com.

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