The 34th annual Artists’ Studio Tour is getting a makeover this year. Over three weekends throughout the month of September, Artists’ Studio Tour will be held in a different region of the county.

There will be artwork sold from a multitude of artistic mediums.

Artists’ Studio Tour provides patrons with the opportunity to enter an artists studio to get an inside glimpse on the process of their work, ask questions, and see the artwork first hand to purchase on site.

To see the full list of artists, locations, and a Google map, visit https://slcartscouncil.org/studiotour.

This event is free and open to the public.

No registration is required.

Masks are required in all studios regardless of vaccination status as you enter the artists’ home and studio space.

For Saturday, Sept. 18, you can find SLC Arts staff and volunteers stationed at the Remington Art Museum in Ogdensburg, and on Sunday, Sept. 19 at TAUNY in Canton, selling merchandise for the North Country Arts Festival and providing information about the festival.

Participating artists on Sept. 18 and 19:

- Larry Jenne, ADK Rustiques

- Nancey Brackett, My Corner Studio

- Heron Hetzler, Heron Art Design

- Regan DeFranza, Boundless Bookworks

- Cait Throop, Barefootweaver

- Victoria Day, Trout Lake Designs

- Dennis Del Rossi, Bole Creations Woodworking

- Melanie Connor, Radiant Gem Jewelry/River House Soap

- Ronald Larsen, Crary Mills Pottery

- Evelyn Saphier, Iva Smith Memorial Gallery of Fine Art

- Thomas Robarge Photographs and Paintings

- Rebecca MacKellar, Fiberistas

The following weekend, Sept. 25 and 26 will be the final weekend of Artists’ Studio Tour in Northeastern SLC, including Potsdam, Massena, Madrid and Waddington.