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Spotlight North artist studio tour this weekend May 17-18, 2025

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The Spotlight North artist studio tour occurs this weekend, May 17-18, 2025, from noon to 5 PM. A dozen talented artists will showcase a variety of art forms, including ceramics, paintings, and sculptures, at ten different locations. Admission remains free, promoting community involvement and support for local artists. Visitors can access a downloadable map of the participating studios by scanning a QR code or visiting the event's webpage. Yellow balloons will mark each site, making it easier for attendees to navigate.

This initiative not only highlights local creativity but also strengthens community ties through shared cultural experiences. Events like these are vital for local artists, providing them with a platform to reach new audiences. The tour represents a significant opportunity for residents to engage with the arts and support their local creative economy.

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