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![A studio of handmade clothing and baskets, with one woman browsing racks of clothes while the artist works on making a basket]()
Studio 3-2 home to Kristie MAH Clothing and Baskets -
![People sitting around a table making crafts]()
Studio 1-7 artists Creative Revival provide activities to folks of all ages -
![An art studio filled with pottery and three woman looking across the room]()
Studio 1-6 home to Rachael Kroeker Ceramics -
![A large gallery space room with art on the walls around it]()
Group Gallery Show and Exhibition
Works in Progress
En personne
Artisanat Arts de la fibre et du textile Poterie et éramique Arts visuelsDate et heure
Lieu
618 ARTlington Studios
618 Arlington Street
Winnipeg, MB
Accès
Gratuit.
Offert en Anglais.
A des toillettes neutres.
À propos
Our building and our community are like paintings on an easel or pottery on the wheel: Works in Progress. Come see what's being made during this family-friendly day of creativity, community, and art in motion.
Wander through 4 floors of the historic 618 ARTlington building while taking in live studio demonstrations, hands-on activities, and a group collective gallery show. Studios, hallways, and gallery spaces throughout our historic building will be active with artists creating, displaying, and sharing their work. Visitors can explore the building at their own pace, stopping in to watch live studio demonstrations and browse the pieces the artists have available for sale.
Works in Progress at 618 ARTlington: Saturday, Sep 26 (10am to 4pm) | FREE to attend | Family-Friendly
Street parking is available on Arlington St. and neighbouring side streets.
Please note: 618 ARTlington is a heritage building and is not wheelchair accessible. There is a half-flight of stairs to the main floor, and full flights to the lower level, second, and third floors.
Liens
- Website 618artlington.ca
Organisateur
The ARTlington Collective
The ARTlington Collective is a volunteer-led group of artists from 618 ARTlington Studios dedicated to building community through art. We organize free public events that invite visitors to explore artists' studios, discover local artwork, and connect with the creative community.