Tour of the Arts
The 2018 tour included over 30 artists who had on display and for sale, items including jewelry, wooden bowls,
woven basketry, watercolors, oils, photography, weaving, garlic braids, essential oils,
ceramic sculpture, stained glass boxes, lamps and more.
Pictures from the 2018 Tour of the Arts
Read the Seeley Swan Pathfinder article about the 2018 Tour
(Tour Map below)
Visits are welcome all year long, by appointment.
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The numbers add up to one great event... The tour includes seven studios and the Lincoln Art Haus Co-op will feature seven artists in one place. Driving between Condon and Seeley Lake, you’ll pass by five lakes and it looks like the fall tamarack colors will be out all along the route. There are four new studies to this year’s tour and the Brand Bar Museum in Ovando will host four artists. Two movie nights – each free featured the Sundance hit feature film Walking Out made by Montana filmmakers Alex and Andrew Smith. Looking for accommodations?
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Download accommodations list (900 kb pdf)
2018 Tour of the Arts ~ Map
From Swan Lake to Lincoln and points between.
Download the 2018 Tour of the Arts - Map (750kb pdf)
Tour maps are also available in Seeley Lake at the Grizzly Claw Trading Company, at the Seeley Lake Visitor's Center, in Condon at Grace's Gallery, and at participating galleries and museums.
The Tour of the Arts is an opportunity to visit the artists in their studios, meet them immersed in their passion and see them at work. Visitors will be welcomed into their artist lifestyle, learn firsthand about their art and hear their stories of creation. The tour is continuing our collaboration with three local historical museums featuring 13 of the artists: Condon's Upper Swan Valley Historical Museum, Seeley Lake's Historical Museum and Ovando's Brand Bar Museum Each museum is housed in a fascinating historical building, and visitors will enjoy absorbing the local lore and old stories side-by-side with experiencing these artists' techniques and perspectives.
For more information contact: Jenny Rohrer at (406) 754-0034 or jenny@alpineartisans.org.
Slideshow from the Tour of the Arts Showcase at the Bigfork Art Museum
August-September 2013
Tour of the Arts Creates Enthusiasm and Inspiration
Colleen Kesterson and Andi Bourne, Pathfinder, October 17, 2013 (PDF)
Watch the Tour of the Arts video!
To get a taste of what a Tour of the Arts is all about, watch this seven-minute video by award-winning producer and AAI member Jenny Rohrer. It takes you down Montana's backroads and inside six of the studios from the 2007 Alpine Artisans' Tour of the Arts.
