Friday, Saturday and Sunday - Charlton's Founder's Day Weekend and the following weekend!
June 2, 3, 4 + 9, 10, 11 - 9am - 6pm
Artist's Reception: June 2, 6pm - 9pm
Come out and celebrate the creativity and craftsmanship of our local artists and makers in Saratoga county! Main Street Studio in Charlton, NY is excited to host the second annual "Charlton Makes!" art and fine craft exhibition and market. We'll be featuring the work of 40+ artists, craftspeople, makers, and tinkerers that all hail from our tiny town, or from nearby communities.
Friday, June 2
Gallery exhibit open 9am - 6pm
Artist’s reception, music and snacks (open to public) 6pm - 9pm
Saturday, June 3
Gallery exhibit open 9am - 6pm
Nally Coffee Truck 9am - 3pm
Intro to Basket Weaving Workshop 10am - 12pm
Grondahl’s Wizard Workshop 12pm - 4pm
Kid’s Weaving Workshop 1pm - 2pm
Making Musical Instruments Demo 3pm - 4pm
Sunday, June 4
Gallery exhibit open 9am - 6pm
Nally Coffee Truck 9am - 3pm
Kid’s Weaving Workshop 12:30pm - 1:30pm
Town Parade! (Charlton Road Closed) 2pm - 3pm
Woodturning Pens Demo - 3:30pm - 4:30pm
Friday, June 9
Gallery exhibit open 9am - 6pm
Mandala Drawing Workshop 2pm - 4pm
Mandala Drawing Workshop 6pm - 8pm
Saturday, June 10
Gallery exhibit open 9am - 6pm
Kid’s Painting Workshop 11am - 12pm
Local Author Talk with Tracey Lyons 1pm - 2pm
Japanese Fabric Workshop 2pm - 4pm
Sunday, June 11
Gallery exhibit open 9am - 6pm
Kid’s Painting Workshop 1pm - 2pm
For the first two weekends in June, the gallery space will be filled with furniture, fine metal work, paintings, pottery, photography, jewelry, sculptures, wood turnings, hand-made objects for the home & garden, local farm products and many other surprises!
Creative Classes & Workshops
This year we are happy to announce that we have completed our teaching workshop space! We'll be hosting a limited schedule of workshops, demonstrations and inspirational talks to make things a little more interactive. Come learn a new skill or watch people share their creative passions in Charlton's only space dedicated to creativity and craftsmanship.
Saratoga Arts made this program possible through the Community Arts Regrant Program, funded by the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of the office of the Governor and the New York State Legislature.