The Monadnock Art Open Studio Art Tour offers exceptional artists and craftsmanship at New England’s oldest and largest weekend art tour.

The Open Studio Art Tour is a self-guided, beautiful country drive through glorious fall color and picturesque villages in the Monadnock Region, leading you to 65 working studios! You’ll enjoy an intimate setting to chat with the artists on their home turf and viewing so much inspiring, interesting, creative artwork.

The Woodstock Art Festival, sponsored by the Woodstock Area Chamber of Commerce, is a weekend-long event of fine art, music, spirits and food. Over 30 New England artists offer landscapes, portraits, photography and more!

Our June festival is a show like no other. This perfect almost summer show allows you to change things up. Find new and old one of a kind pieces for you or your home, store, beach house, or a just because you have to have it. New furniture, hand made for you to treasure and make a timeless piece for your family. Visiting this show is a great time to kick back and stroll through our hand picked vendors.
Located at 115 Harrison St Braselton this show is host to 150 vendors showcasing their individual talents. Come out and support local small businesses. Enjoy a cold drink or flavorful ice cream at the first of our summer events.
Sit back and listen to mild light music. This is a relaxing show and you wont be disappointed. 
This is an Art-Tiques Vintage Market show and it will be held at Countryside Antiques in Downtown Braselton

Browse through booths offering beautiful two and 3-dimensional art as you walk in Rolater Park, where Indians played ball before they left on the Trail of Tears, now marked beside the Park. Enjoy a variety of vendors, eat lunch, go in the cave, take a cool dip in the purported 2nd largest "swimming hole" in Georgia, see the 2-story log Cabin that belonged to Cherokee Avery Vann before 1838, visit upscale and antique shops in Cave Spring, Plan a lovely day driving through the lush valleys of Northwest Georgia to Cave Spring, only 16 miles from Rome and about 75 miles from Atlanta, Chattanooga, and Birmingham.