welcome to
Cottage Street Studios
OPEN STUDIOS & SALE
May 14-15, 10am – 5pm
Participating Artists
Lynne Adams (Abstract Landscapes), Katherine Ahern (Handmade Lighting) Amanda Barrow (Abstract Prints/Paintings), Linda Batchelor (Printmaking/Collages), Cascata Woodworking, Kate Childs (Oil Paintings), Patricia Czepiel Hayes (Paintings), Kerry Dietz (Mosaic & Stained Glass), Stacy Geryk (Paintings & Photography), William Hewitt (Custom Woodworking), Karen Iglehart (Oil Paintings), LG TALBOT (Abstract Painting), Barbara Johnson (Cityscapes & Still Life), Suzette Alsop Jones (Bird & Flower Paintings), Kaleidoscope Pottery, Ellen Koteen (Fine Art Photography), Laura Radwell (Abstract Landscape Painting), Sage Meadow Farms (Goat Milk Soap), Jenine Shereos (Fiber, Textiles, Sculpture), Eva Shocken (Mosaics & Stained Glass), Matthew Simons (Fine Art Printmaking), Annie Steiner (Hand Painted Silk Scarves), Taylor Ceramics, Janna Ugone & Co (Lighting, Lampshades & Home decor) Sharron Vaillette (Representational Landscapes), Andrea Zax (Weavings & Wedding Gowns)
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What’s stirring at Cottage Street Studios?
28 ARTISTS
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Peggy Grose, painting
Laura Radwell, painting
Janna Ugone, lighting
Riverside Arts
Jenine Shereos
Stacy Geryk, painting
Ellen Koteen, photography
Lynne Adams, painting + classes
LaRocque/Levy, ceramic + wood
Elizabeth Brownlow, painting
Ruth LaGue, painting
Sage Meadow, soaps
Patricia Czepiel Hayes, painting
Kaleidoscope Pottery, pottery
Sharon Vaillette, painting
Amanda Barrow, printmaking
Cascata, woodworking
Taylor Ceramics, ceramics
Linda Batchelor, collage/prints
Jenine Shereos, Fiber & Textiles
LG Talbot, painting
Andrea Zax, bridal wear
Kate Childs, painting
Tangle Chocolates
Ruth Sanderson, illustration
John Darby, woodworking
Elizabeth Meyerson, painting
Big Wheel Press
About The
Building
ONE COTTAGE STREET, an old historic mill building, is situated on Rt. 141 across from the Nashawanuck Pond and board walk. Five decades ago it enclosed four cavernous acres of empty space. Riverside Industries purchased the building from JP Stevens Textiles, moved its programs in and began renting over three maze- like floors to bookbinders, a fine woodworking school and an ever growing community of artists. One Cottage Street has over 80 studios and is now home to a lively community of regionally, nationally and internationally recognized designers, crafts people and fine artists many of whom have spent their careers here in good company honing their craft.
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