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The Sixth Annual Hopewell Tour des Arts October 12 & 13, 2013
HOPEWELL, NEW JERSEY, SEPT. 12, 2013 - More than thirty of the area’s artists will open their studios and galleries to usher in what is now The Sixth Annual Hopewell Tour des Arts on Saturday, October 12 from 10 to 5 PM and Sunday, October 13, 11 to 4 PM – rain or shine.
This self-guided event will feature a variety of local artistry, much of which will be available for purchase including paintings, jewelry, sculpture, lamps and pottery, among other creative forms. “Visitors will enjoy the unique opportunity to see the inner workings of what makes these artists tick – where they work, how artists create their vision and what it takes to develop an idea from infancy through to the finished piece,” says Beth Judge, jeweler and partner of The Brothers Moon. “Six years ago I had the desire to forge bonds between the artistic community and art lovers in the area. When people have the opportunity to connect with an artist, hear their thought process, learn of their trials and tribulations and see the environment where it all takes place, a piece of artwork is no longer an intangible – it takes on new meaning.”
The Tour includes: Mic Boekelmann, Sandy Bonasera, Lynn Ebling, Beth Evans, Alex Goldberg, James Hendricks, James Jansma, Terrance Johnson, Beth Judge, Charlie Katzenbach, Janet Keller-Laughlin, Alissa Keller-Laughlin, Diane Lufrano, Sean Mannix, Karen McLean, Charles McCollough, Margaret Miller, Thomas Montanari, Pamela Morandi, Morpeth Gallery, Jody Olcott, Joyce Parkinson, John Plummer, Armando Sosa, Rick Stang, Lucia Stout-Huebner, Rebecca Sylvan, Kathy Varga, Jim Webb and Jane Zamost.
Self-guided maps will be available at the Train Station, Rail Road Place, and The Brothers Moon, 7 W. Broad Street in Hopewell, New Jersey or online atwww.hopewellarts.com. The event is open to the entire family.
While strolling about the picturesque Hopewell Borough and its surrounding area, visitors will have the chance to enjoy breakfast, brunch or lunch at one of the area’s lovely restaurants, stroll in the Boro’s antique shops and enjoy a leisurely walk in this historic area of New Jersey.
The event is co-sponsored by the Hopewell Economic Development Committee.
For more info contact Beth Judge at info@bethannjudge.com; 609 466-6467, or Jane Zamost atwww.JaneZamost.com; 609.902-7641.
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