A huge basket of works by some 30 of the Denver Art Trail artists will be given away as part of the Trail. Tickets will be sold at the Preview Party on Dec. 3 and at each stop on the Trail both Saturday and Sunday.
Tickets are only $5 each for a chance to win hundreds of dollars worth of beautiful works from local artists.
Money raised through the raffle will go to the Florence Soule Shanklin Library in Denver to buy art books.
Photos of the basket will be on display at each stop. Check it out, then buy your tickets to win this fantastic prize and help the library grow, as well. The winner will be notified by Tuesday, Dec. 8.
Frank Vasta, one of the artists on the Denver Art Trail, died Monday, Nov. 16.
Frank's paintings still will be displayed and available with Susan Redmond's work at 7983 Salem Springs Drive, as planned.
Saturday, Dec. 5, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Sunday, Dec. 6, 1 to 4 p.m.
Spend the day with us!
You can begin the Trail at any stop, and brochures listing all the artists with information on them and their work will be available at all venues.
Watch for directional signs, as well as signs in front of individual studio stops along the Trail.
All venues wil be open on both days. Some printed material had indicated some stops would not be open on Sunday.
Welcome to the fourth annual Denver Art Trail. Forty-three Denver-area artists and guest artists are opening their studios or displaying their works in local businesses so that you can enjoy their latest creations. You’ll find several artists gathered at some of the stops. All the spaces are overflowing with works in a wide range of mediums.
Just as we have added more artists and stops this year, we’ve also added Sunday afternoon hours to the Trail. You’ll have time to visit more stops and to linger and chat with the artists along the way.
Plan your tour with the map on this site. Just click on the Map link at the top of this page.
Whether you prefer paintings, sculpture, wood turning, pottery, the written word, jewelry, photography or some other expression of the arts, you’re sure to find it along the Trail, and just in time to select unique gifts for friends, family, business associates or yourself. You’ll also find items in a wide range of prices so that even with our tight economy, you still can give beautiful artwork.
Several area businesses are involved in the Trail this year, both as stops featuring several artists and as sponsors.
You'll find links to artists' websites on the left side of this page.
We hope you will enjoy the Trail as much as we have enjoyed creating it for you.
Early maps show 16 stops on the Denver Art Trail.
Cool Beans coffee shop, stop 1 on some maps, has been dropped. There are now 15 stops.
Click on the MAP link at the top of this page for the updated map and list of stops.
The Denver Art Trail and individual members are getting great coverage in area publications.
The Denver newspaper, news@norman, has been running an article on an artist each week, as well as information about the Trail.
Lake Norman Magazine ran a beautiful page on the Trail in its November issue.
The Charlotte Observer's North Neighbors section mentioned the businesses that will participate.
The Charlotte Observer's Lake Norman News section ran a great page 1 feature on the Trail and artists Ginny Boyd and Bill Walker in its Dec. 2 edition.
The Lincoln Times-News will feature the Trail and two artists, Raine Middleton and Karen Banker, in its Life section on Dec. 4.
We're proud to be worthy of coverage in so many area outlets.
Not all members show up on the abbreviated list on the homepage. Please click on See All Members on the upper right of the list to see all of us.