News from Aristree
Get to know ArtisTree through our blog! Written by ArtisTree staff and special guest writers, we are sure to entertain, educate and hopefully make you come back for more! Posted weekly.
Artistree Music Theatre Festival announces the 2020 Festival Lineup!
Artistree Music Theatre Festival announces the 2020 Festival Lineup which will include three professional musicals and the return of several festival favorite performers. Josh D. Smith returns as Artistic Director.
A NEW ArtisTree Gallery ...in the village!
ArtisTree Community Arts Center and Gallery is very excited to announce a new development in the life of the arts in the Village of Woodstock. ArtisTree Gallery, In the Village!
3 Ways to Give at ArtisTree this Holiday Season!
Donate to one of the following three holiday drives and receive 20% off a Holiday Gift Workshop! Donation bins will be in the lobby of ArtisTree Community Arts Center!
You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown!
Based on the beloved comic strip by Charles Schulz
'They All Blend Together': Katie Runde, Renaissance Woman
It's hard to define Katie Runde as anything other than a Renaissance woman. The 34-year-old describes herself as a realist painter, saxophonist and spiritual thinker who sometimes preaches at her local church.
The fall arts season is here
This fall will be a magical time at ArtisTree featuring new instructors and classes for all ages.
Photos from the Sip and Paint Summer Soiree with Margaret Dwyer!
A great time was had by all on the lawn of the Mansion on Friday night.
National Park Announces 2019 Artist-in-Residence: Margaret Dwyer
ArtisTree is delighted to partner once again in support of the Marsh-Billings-Rockefellar National Historical Park Artist-in-Residence program.
The Summer Brochure is ready for downloading!
Our Summer Brochure is available in print (available at area schools, our lobby, Teago General Store, or mail), online, or you can download and browse the entire brochure here:
Download the 2019 Summer…
Setting up for success with Plein Air Painting!
Painting outdoors in the open air can be a frustrating and discouraging experience for a beginner. Even the most advanced plein air painters have experienced some overwhelming feelings when they first began painting outdoors. However you will discover that the struggles and initial failures are totally worth it.
