Where Imagination Takes the Road.
Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer,
we invite you to join us on this journey of discovery and exploration
and to experience the joy and wonder of art in all its forms.
SAVE THE DATE! OCT. 3rd & 4th.
The Highland Open Studio Tour (HOST) is a volunteer-driven, self-guided art trail that connects local Hudson Valley creators with the public. Running through the vibrant arts scene of Highland and nearby towns, the tour lets visitors explore working studios, observe creative processes, and shop original art directly
from the makers.
Highlights
Who: Dozens of regional painters, ceramicists, sculptors, woodworkers, and mixed-media artists throughout the Southern Ulster Area.
Where: Studios and pop-up galleries located in and around the Highland, New York area.
Experience: One-on-one conversations with artists, live process demonstrations, and access to behind-the-scenes workspaces.
Participation: A completely free, family-friendly event that welcomes both seasoned collectors and casual art lovers. Become part of this tour and share your art.
22 Studios featuring:
Painting
Pottery/Ceramics
Sculpture
Photography
Woodworking
Film
Our mission is to bring together the vibrant community of artists and makers in Highland, NY and connect them with art lovers from near and far. By opening our studios to the public, we aim to showcase the diversity and richness of our local arts scene, and create opportunities for meaningful interactions between artists and their audiences.
We believe that art has the power to inspire, connect, and transform individuals and communities, and we are committed to promoting a culture of creativity and artistic expression in Highland. Through our open studio tour, we hope to foster a sense of belonging and mutual support among artists, and to encourage dialogue and collaboration across different disciplines and mediums.
Whether you are a seasoned collector or a curious newcomer, we invite you to join us on this journey of discovery and exploration, and to experience the joy and wonder of art in all its forms.