36 — Tuesday, June 19, 2018


Art in the Wilds 2018


TAKE A ROAD TRIP, Bring Home a Memory


by PA Route 6 It’s summer. Time to pack up the car and take a road


trip. PA’s Route 6 is your chance to take the high road and travel the road that the National Geographic called one of the most scenic drives in America! And half the fun of a great road trip is what you will find along the way. The PA Route 6 Artisan Trail provides you with many opportu- nities to discover the creativity of northern Pennsylvania. The Artisan Trail is a network of artists & artisans, gal-


leries, shops and organizations that stretches all across northern Pennsylvania. From Erie and Conneaut Lake at the Ohio border in the west to Milford near the bank of the Delaware River, the Artisan Trail connects you with the makers and their creative work across northern Pennsyl- vania. Our northern Pennsylvania region has a history of cre-


ative work. Our rural heritage includes quilting and other fiber arts practiced in the home, woodworking sourced from our strong hardwood forests, and commercial glass and ceramic productions. These skills now translate into wonderful works of art by our artisans. The landscapes of our region also inspires painters, printmakers and sculp- tors. We are proud to show off our creative work! When you are in the area for the Art in the Wilds Fine


Art and Craft show there are many nearby spots in the Wilds region to enhance your creative weekend. From Corry to Coudersport creative venues on or near PA Route 6 offer a variety of artistic attractions. First of all, of course, is the Art in the Wilds show held annually during the 4th weekend of June in Kane PA. Kane


the award winning Flickerwood Winery. Travel east on Route 6 and stop at the Glass Park in the middle of Port Allegany. Next you’ll find the Potter County


grounds September 8 & 9, 2018) A pleasant drive further west is the town of Corry.


Head downtown to find treasures at the Painted Finch Gallery and Epiphany’s Emporium, an integral part of this creative community. You can stock up on your own art supplies as you shop for paintings, abstract to landscapes to abstracts. You’ll be inspired and intrigued to return. The artisans of the PA Rt 6 Artisan Trail and their cre- ations are the surprise and delight of our road. They are


CJ Spirits


Artisan Center in Coudersport, home to many artists, pho- tographers and artisans. At the Artisan Center and else- where in the Coudersport area you will find herbal prod- ucts by Bear Mountain Herbs, gourd art by DRW Designs, photography by Curt Weinhold, and ceramic pottery and stained glass at Ross Glen Studios. Traveling west from Kane on Route 6 you’ll find the


Main Street Artisans shop in Sheffeild, home to a variety of locally created art, photography and craft. The Crary Gallery in Warren has a permanent collection of art and photography and also brings in frequently changing gal- lery shows. Just past Warren in the Starbrick area you’ll find the photography studio Moments in Time. (make a note to self: return in September for the Wild Wind Folk Art and Craft Festival held at the Warren County Fair-


Scarf display at Epiphany’s Emporium Herb garden


also a lasting reminder of your experience. Your inspired memories will have you contemplating a plan to return. Check our website for more about our Artisan Trail


members: http://www.paroute6.com/artisan_trail Our Road, Your Trip. The Pennsylvania Route 6 Artisan Trail.


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Laughing Owl Press


is also the home of the Laughing Owl Press, a custom let- terpress company located in uptown Kane, right on Rt 6. The ArtWorks Cooperative, formerly at the depot building in Kane, is also an active, creative force in the town with many artists and artisans working in the area. Just west of Kane is CJ Spirits, a craft distillery, and southeast of Kane is


Locate 1 at www.colememorial.org Bear Mountain Herbs *A subdivison of UPMC Cole*


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