Clinton County Arts Council Holiday Sale underway
Nearly 20 local artists showcase their creations
PHOTO PROVIDED Artist Dave Rodgers offers items made from sections of repurposed wine and bourbon barrels, while artist Dennie Bower offers stunning stained-glass jewelry. The two are among nearly 20 artists showcasing hand-crafted items during the Clinton County Arts Council’s Holiday Sale at the Station Gallery in Lock Haven.
PHOTO PROVIDED Clinton County Arts Council member and CCAC Holiday Sale coordinator, local tie-dye artist Jennifer Deitloff, welcomes shoppers to the annual CCAC Holiday Sale going on now through Dec. 20 at the Station Gallery, 2 East Bald Eagle Street, Lock Haven.
PHOTO PROVIDED Local artisan Nannette Lewis offers a variety of wet- and dry-felted wool items, from ornaments, bookmarks and coaster sets, to pins, holiday decor and wall hangings, at the Clinton County Arts Council’s Holiday Sale, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Dec. 20.
PHOTO PROVIDED Artist Dave Rodgers offers items made from sections of repurposed wine and bourbon barrels, while artist Dennie Bower offers stunning stained-glass jewelry. The two are among nearly 20 artists showcasing hand-crafted items during the Clinton County Arts Council’s Holiday Sale at the Station Gallery in Lock Haven.
PHOTO PROVIDED Clinton County Arts Council member and CCAC Holiday Sale coordinator, local tie-dye artist Jennifer Deitloff, welcomes shoppers to the annual CCAC Holiday Sale going on now through Dec. 20 at the Station Gallery, 2 East Bald Eagle Street, Lock Haven.
PHOTO PROVIDED Local artisan Nannette Lewis offers a variety of wet- and dry-felted wool items, from ornaments, bookmarks and coaster sets, to pins, holiday decor and wall hangings, at the Clinton County Arts Council’s Holiday Sale, Fridays, Saturdays and Sundays through Dec. 20.
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LOCK HAVEN -- If you're looking for one-of-a-kind, hand-crafted, and local this season, the Clinton County Arts Council invites you to stop by the Station Gallery, 2 East Bald Eagle Street, in Lock Haven. The CCAC's annual Holiday Sale is now underway, and nearly 20 area artists have their creations on display and for sale!
From hand-made jewelry, wool-felted ornaments and beautiful scarves, to tie-dyed items, soaps, photography, wood-carved items, and even items recycled from wine and bourbon barrels, there's something for every interest and every budget.
"Every item is from a local artist, and everything you're going to get is unique and hand-made," says CCAC member artist and Holiday Sale coordinator Jennifer Deitloff, who notes that your purchases support area artists and also benefit the Arts Council.
"Twenty percent of the artist's sales are kept at the Gallery to support Clinton County Arts Council programs for adults and children, including monthly gallery displays, summer camps for kids, and more."
The Holiday Sale runs through Sunday, Dec. 20. Station Gallery hours are Saturdays 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and Sundays 1 to 4 p.m. In addition, the Gallery is open every Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. between now and Dec. 20, with extended sale hours from noon until 8 p.m. on Friday, Nov. 27.
"As part of the Holiday Sale, we will again have two special Friday night activities that were popular last year, and we hope people will come out for them," says Deitloff.
On Friday, Nov. 27, from 6 to 8 p.m., Holiday Sale shoppers can enjoy wine and cheese tastings featuring locally crafted cheeses from Goot Essa in Howard.
Friday, Dec. 4, from 6 to 8 p.m. is Family Night at the Holiday Sale. A cocoa bar, cookies and games will cater to the younger crowd.
The Clinton County Arts Council provides a venue for artists and lovers of all the arts to come together at the Station Gallery. The CCAC hosts a variety of arts events and exhibits throughout the year, and offers various educational opportunities, including workshops for kids and adults, artist talks and demonstrations, and various scholarships.
For more on the Holiday Sale and the Clinton County Arts Council, visit stationgalleryccac.org.