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What’s in Store? Art Galore.
Written By: Lin Sheffield - The Bascom | Issue: 2018/03 - March
The Bascom has a lot of new, fun, and exciting things in store for you in 2018.
Our Creativity Guide is online and is filled with new classes and workshops, painting, ceramics, woodworking, printmaking, mixed media, and more for adults and children. Take a look and sign up for a class, workshop or “Art by Appointment.”
Our exhibits are ever changing and admission is always free. Opening March 11, PaPer View will explore the fascinating and diverse ways artists have made paper the medium for their works, rather than just the surface for them. Included will be three-dimensional sculptures made from cut paper, papier mache, and origami.
Our events this season are spectacular and not to be missed. Pick one or all and join us. Collective Spirits is moving back to May. We will have our wonderful in-home private wine dinners on May 17 and the wine/spirits market at The Bascom on May 18. Once again we will feature some of the finest chefs and vintners in the country with Stephanie and Bill Reeves as the chairs.
Mountains in Bloom garden tour will be held on Friday, July 20. This year the tour will feature amazing gardens in and around the Highlands Country Club, many never before seen with Janet Robbins as the chair.
The Bascom Gala “Up, Up and Away” will be held at The Bascom on Sunday, July 22. It’s sure to be the event of the season and you do not want to miss it! Janet Robbins is chair and Richard Neri is co-chair.
The Bascom will also host Family Day on June 23 and a Barn Dance on August 17. These events are fun for the whole family. We will also have The Dave Drake Studio Barn Sales on July 27-29 and August 19-21 where you can find handcrafted work created by The Bascom Ceramics students.
For all of the new and exciting things happening at The Bascom please visit our website at thebascom.org, give us a call at (828) 526-4949, or visit us at 323 Franklin Road in Highlands. We’re just across the Will Henry Stevens covered bridge.
