Visit Frame Gallery during the Tennessee Craft-South’s annual Holiday Tour of Artists’ Studios and Galleries in Sewanee and Monteagle on Saturday, December 7, from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. and Sunday, December 8, from 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. CST!
Live Art Demonstrations
We’re thrilled to feature live art demonstrations at Frame Gallery during the annual Holiday Studio Tour!
On Saturday, join us to watch Randa Wells demonstrate her unique collage techniques.
On Sunday, don’t miss Keith Killebrew painting our building in plein air, capturing the beauty of the season right before your eyes.
These demonstrations are a wonderful way to experience the creative process and get inspired by the incredible talent of our local artists. We can’t wait to see you there!
Featured Artists
During the weekend, local and regional artists will show their work (i.e., textiles, sculpture, jewelry, pottery, glass, paintings, metalwork, and woodwork).
Artists featured at Frame Gallery include Connie Keetle, Diane Jones, Tom Howick, Laura Blackman, and more.
Sewanee artist studios open to the public include Bob Askew, Pippa Browne, Ben Potter, Claire Reishman, and Merissa Tobler.
Other Sewanee locations on the tour are the American Legion Hall, Spencer Room at St. Andrew’s – Sewanee School, Locals Gallery, and Frame Gallery. Monteagle locations include Cheryl Lankhaar’s studio and Hallelujah Pottery. Light refreshments will be available at most locations.
2024 Holiday Tour Map
Benefiting Empty Tables
Tennessee Craft South is sponsoring Empty Tables, an artist initiative to address local hunger. Tennessee Craft-South invites artists in our region to devote some of their time this fall to making items to be sold during the Tennessee Craft South Studio Tour during the first weekend of December, with all proceeds being used to combat hunger in our area.
At the Tennessee Craft South studio tour during the first weekend of December, a booth in the American Legion Hall in Sewanee will feature the artwork of the Empty Tables project for sale. The price of each piece is a donation determined by the buyer, and 100% of the money raised will be used to purchase food for those in need.
To contribute to the Empty Tables initiative, visit Tennessee Craft-South’s website at the link below to learn more.