21st annual Studio ARTour florishes with new artists and destinations

Thirty-three artists opened their doors across Faribault, Northfield, and Dundas for the 21st annual Studio ARTour. Art enthusiasts were invited to view, explore, and even purchase a range of works, reflecting the region’s thriving creative culture.

Key Takeaways:

  • The Studio ARTour marked its 21st year in South Central Minnesota
  • Thirty-three local artists showcased their works across multiple mediums
  • Fifteen studios opened in Faribault, Northfield, and Dundas
  • Visitors were able to purchase art directly from creators
  • The event highlighted the continued growth of the region’s art scene

The Annual Tradition

For over two decades, the Studio ARTour has gathered local artists and art lovers to celebrate creativity in South Central Minnesota. This 21st edition built upon that legacy, keeping the focus on direct engagement between creators and the community.

Artists Across South Central Minnesota

This year, thirty-three artists participated, reflecting a broad spectrum of disciplines. From painting and textiles to decorative crafts, these creators represented the unique cultural and artistic identity of Faribault, Northfield, and Dundas.

Fifteen Studios Open to the Public

Fifteen different studios welcomed visitors throughout the weekend. Many studios offered the chance to meet the artists face-to-face, learn more about their creative processes, and buy original pieces directly. The tour provided a rare glimpse into working studios, bridging the gap between art creation and appreciation.

A Weekend of Artistic Discovery

Held this past weekend, the tour energized local tourism and community engagement. Visitors could move from one studio to the next, forming personal connections with the artists and their art. Each location showcased the range of talent, as well as the collaborative spirit that brings renewed interest in local arts year after year.

Lasting Benefits for Artists and Community

The direct sale of artworks during the tour not only offered immediate financial support for creators but also fostered deeper awareness of the region’s diverse creative scene. As the 21st Studio ARTour came to a close, both artists and visitors embraced the shared passion that keeps the event thriving—ensuring it remains a highlight on the South Central Minnesota cultural calendar.

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