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Greater Waynesboro Art Studio Tour: Calling All Local Artists!

The Arts Alliance of Greater Waynesboro (AAGW) is excited to announce the first-ever Greater Waynesboro Art Studio Tour scheduled for Saturday, November 1, 2025. This event will spotlight the vibrant local art scene and provide a unique opportunity for artists to showcase their work directly from their studios or in one of the two available pop-up galleries.

Event Highlights:

  • Date and Time: The tour will take place on Saturday, November 1, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM.
  • Location: Participating studios are located within the Waynesboro Area School District boundaries, including Mont Alto, South Mountain, Quincy, Tomstown, Zullinger, Waynesboro, Rouzerville, and Blue Ridge Summit.
  • For Artists: This tour is an open call to artists residing in the specified areas. Artists who do not have access to suitable studio space can apply to showcase their work in pop-up galleries.

Registration Information:

  • Deadline for Registration: Artists interested in participating must register by May 1, 2025.
  • Application Process: For application details, artists are encouraged to click the link provided in the promotional materials or directly through the AAGW’s official channels.

Contact for Inquiries:

The AAGW looks forward to highlighting the creativity and diversity of artists in the Greater Waynesboro area and invites all interested parties to participate in what promises to be a stimulating and enriching event.

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