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Michaelson, painter Mark Kulas, potter<br />

Dan Hill, egg tempera painter Catherine<br />

O’Mara, fibre basket maker Sandra Pim,<br />

cast bronze sculptor Brenda Wainmen<br />

Goulet and jeweller Danielle Goulet.<br />

New artists on the tour include:<br />

driftwood sailboat sculptor Daniel Gallant,<br />

potter Susan Colavecchia, wind sculptor<br />

Peter Kourtz, painter Karen Leslie Hall,<br />

potter and Gina Denne.<br />

For more information visit www.<br />

artistsofthelimberlost.ca<br />

The Artists of the Limberlost will welcome the public into their studios on Aug. 13-14 for the annual<br />

Open Studio Weekend. Participants will meet and see the work of 19 artists along a 20-kilometre route.<br />

The Artists of the Limberlost will once<br />

again welcome the public into their studios<br />

on Saturday, Aug. 13 and Sunday, Aug. 14<br />

for the annual Open Studio Weekend.<br />

Comprised of seven artists and<br />

craftspeople with studios along<br />

the Limberlost Road, north of<br />

Highway 60 near Huntsville,<br />

the Artists of the Limberlost<br />

work in a broad range of media<br />

and styles. While their studios<br />

can be visited by appointment<br />

throughout the year, every <strong>August</strong><br />

the Artists of the Limberlost<br />

open their doors for visitors to<br />

explore their art, techniques and<br />

working environments. The art<br />

work is for sale, so everyone<br />

can take home a “piece of the<br />

Limberlost” for themselves.<br />

With guest artists at each<br />

location, participants on this<br />

free self-guided tour will meet<br />

and see the work of 19 diverse and talented<br />

artists along a compact, 20-kilometre route.<br />

Artists participating in this year’s tour<br />

include: driftwood sculptor Jerry Friedman,<br />

potter Jessica Brabant, wildlife watercolour<br />

painter Brad Wookey, fused glass artist<br />

Susan Higgins, fibre artist Marni Martin,<br />

woodturner Brian Markham, photographer<br />

Don Spring, jeweller Carol-Ann<br />

Over 100 juried artisans and craftspeople from across Canada will gather at the<br />

<strong>Muskoka</strong> Wharf Special Events Field in Gravenhurst from Aug. 19-21 during the<br />

Dockside Festival of the Arts.<br />

Photograph: Kelly Hlinshead<br />

Enjoy art, entertainment, craft beer, gourmet<br />

food and family activities at the <strong>Muskoka</strong><br />

Wharf Special Events Field in Gravenhurst<br />

from Friday, Aug. 19 to Sunday, Aug. 21<br />

during the Dockside Festival of the Arts.<br />

The festival features the work of over 100<br />

juried artisans and craftspeople from across<br />

Canada. From accessories, clothing and<br />

jewellery, to fine art, photography and glass<br />

work, to furniture, sculptures and woodcarving,<br />

there’s something for everyone.<br />

Plus, there will be gourmet food vendors<br />

that are sure to leave mouths watering.<br />

Festival goers can take a break inside the<br />

Sawdust City Brewing<br />

Company’s food and music<br />

lounge, where singers and song<br />

writers will perform live and<br />

unplugged. The lineup of<br />

performers includes <strong>Muskoka</strong>’s<br />

own Sean Cotton, as well as<br />

Toronto up-and-comer Nico<br />

Henderson, country musicians<br />

Bett Smith & The Currie<br />

Brothers and Aussie singersongwriter<br />

Gina Horswood.<br />

And with family activities<br />

Photograph: Gravenhurst Chamber of Commerce<br />

and a splash pad, even the<br />

kids will want to spend the<br />

day at the festival.<br />

For more information, visit<br />

www.docksidefestival.com<br />

56 UNIQUE MUSKOKA <strong>August</strong> 2016

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