SHREVEPORT, La. (KSLA) - Two locations will host multiple artists and artisans during the return of Highland Open Studio Tour Sundays.
On June 8, from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m., the Highland Open Studio Tour Sundays (HOSTS) returns after a two-year hiatus. In the past, HOSTS was a wonderful way to connect the community to the artistic talents in Shreveport-Bossier by opening up artist studios in the Highland neighborhood and allowing the studio artists and visiting artists to showcase their work during a self-guided tour.
During the return tour, two vibrant locations will be open for curious art lovers to explore.
Locations:
The Hive (of Highland) - 529 Robinson Place
Resident artists & Artisans:
- Tracey Prator
- Hummer and Son Honey
- Imani Hollins
- Mark Poole and the Mud Mavens Pottery Group
Highland Art House - 1525 Stephens Avenue
Visitors will have a chance to view the exhibition, Purr-fect Perspectives, a playful cat-themed Northwest Louisiana artists.
Artists:
- Jon Clanton
- Taylor Holley
- Mosel Patterson
- Linda Perkins
- Karen LaBeau & Lynn Laird (private studio resident artists)
- Lemonade Day and Screamin’ Owl Salsa & Jams will also be on-site.
Opens in new windowHOSTS is returning thanks to The Hive and the Noel Community Arts Program (NCAP), the Highland Neighborhood Association, and First Presbyterian Church, Shreveport.
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