Hambidge Great ARTdoors Festival
The Hambidge Center brings together World-Class Art and The Great Outdoors.
Escape to our 600-acre creative sanctuary, enjoy the art and artists, and help
support the center’s residency program and nature preserve.
Escape to our 600-acre creative sanctuary, enjoy the art and artists, and help
support the center’s residency program and nature preserve.
Saturday, October 12, 2013
10am to 5pm
The Hambidge Center in Rabun Gap, Georgia
Autumn Casual with walking shoes
$10 Advance tickets online, $15 at the door,
free for children under 12
Buy tickets here.
10am to 5pm
The Hambidge Center in Rabun Gap, Georgia
Autumn Casual with walking shoes
$10 Advance tickets online, $15 at the door,
free for children under 12
Buy tickets here.
FESTIVAL HIGHLIGHTS
Open Studio Tour & Talks with our distinguished artists-in-residence
from Japan, North Dakota, Pennsylvania and Georgia
Art Installations presented by Didi Dunphy, Linda Hall and William Massey
A Performance by Beacon Dance
Printed-While-You-Watch T-shirts by printmaker Chris Neuenschwander of Noosh Studios
Invitational Pottery & Handmade Objects Exhibition featuring Hambidge
Fellows and artists from across the region (click here to see the list of artists)
U-do-Raku – choose a pot, glaze it yourself and have it fired to take home
Foot-stomping Live Music with bluegrass and blues, punctuated by ethereal folk music
An Old-fashioned Pig Roast serving up our own Bar-B-Q alongside
local tasty provisions, wines and brews
Native Plant Sale
Activities for All Ages, with hay riding, grits grinding, pumpkin painting, a bouncy house,
and face painting by Macon Faces
Activities for All Ages, with hay riding, grits grinding, pumpkin painting, a bouncy house,
and face painting by Macon Faces
This is the only time during the year when full access is granted to our protected
creative sanctuary and artist studios. The 600-acre property, lovingly cared for by
Hambidge since 1934, is home to seven miles of hiking trails, waterfalls, wildflowers,
a swimming hole, and a number of historic structures including a working 67 year-old
water-powered gristmill.
creative sanctuary and artist studios. The 600-acre property, lovingly cared for by
Hambidge since 1934, is home to seven miles of hiking trails, waterfalls, wildflowers,
a swimming hole, and a number of historic structures including a working 67 year-old
water-powered gristmill.
ARTISTS
Beacon DanceMelinda Borysevicz
The Tony Bryant Blues BandDidi DunphyAmy Godwin
Linda Hall
Akira Ikezoe
William Massey
Michael Murrell
Chris Neuenschwander
John Oliver & Carmel Ridge
Robin Reif
Tommy Taylor
Dayna Thacker
The Tony Bryant Blues BandDidi DunphyAmy Godwin
Linda Hall
Akira Ikezoe
William Massey
Michael Murrell
Chris Neuenschwander
John Oliver & Carmel Ridge
Robin Reif
Tommy Taylor
Dayna Thacker
Check out the gallery page - Future Relics Gallery by Lori Buff
NEVER been, will pay closer attention to your blog next year for a month's notice to get it into my calendar of things to do! HINT.
ReplyDeleteGarden & Be Well, XOT
Great idea Tara, Hambidge also has an email list (http://www.hambidge.org/newsletter.html) and they are on Facebook and Twitter so you can find out all the fun and interesting things they do there.
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