What's Happening?
The Valley Craft Network Studio Tour in Maryland is set to showcase handmade art and craft ciders across southeastern Washington County and western Frederick County. Scheduled for November 22 and 23, the event
will feature 13 studios and 15 artisans, offering visitors a chance to explore pottery kilns, jewelry workshops, and farms producing craft ciders and goat milk soaps. The tour includes a variety of handcrafted works such as wood furniture, textiles, wearable art, nature-inspired jewelry, paintings, photography, pottery, sculpture, cheeses, distilled spirits, and kombucha. Guests will also have the opportunity to learn about traditional tools and techniques from local artists.
Why It's Important?
The Valley Craft Network Studio Tour highlights the rich tradition of craftsmanship in Maryland, supporting local artisans and promoting cultural heritage. By showcasing a diverse range of handmade products, the event fosters community engagement and boosts the local economy. It provides artisans with a platform to display their work, potentially increasing their visibility and sales. The tour also attracts visitors to the region, contributing to tourism and encouraging appreciation for artisanal skills and sustainable practices.
