Annmarie Sculpture Garden & Arts Center

This exhibit has been postponed.   Check back in 2013 for details!

Get lost at Annmarie!  Guests of all ages will enjoy getting lost in one of our mazes - all located outside in the sculpture garden at Annmarie.  
 

Members of the Color & Light Society will host a spring show and sale featuring paintings, sculpture, watercolors, and more. 

Annmarie After Hours Reception - Friday, March 16, 2012, 6-9pm

Art Blooms Gala Reception for Treasured - Friday, Juy 13, 6-9pm; tickets required

Treasured reveals the beauty and vulnerability of the endangered and the threatened.  From disappearing plant and animal species, to vanishing languages and cultures, to threatened ecosystems, the exhibit highlights the intricacies and fragility of precious and vanishing worlds.  

Great for beginners-- join us as we explore the basics of basketry and weave a reed basket that measures 10"H x 6.5"W x 6"D.  Learn to start from a solid base and practice basic weaving techniques as you create a basket that has a woven Shaker tape hanger perfect for hanging from a doorknob or wall.  Various color choices will make your basket unique.  A fun and easy way to get started in the world of basketry!

Just in time for Mother's Day, join us for a fun workshop as we create colorful vases and beautiful paintings to give to mom or grandmom on her special day.  Please specify age group at time of registration.

Join us for a fun Valentine-making event as we make cards, mini paintings and woven paper hearts to gift to all of our loved ones!  Specify age group  at time of registration.

This class is great for all levels of weavers.  This oblong basket measures approximately 11"L x 3"H.  Learn to weave from a pre-finished wooden base with attached handle.  Explore basic over/under weaving.  Use accent reed colors to make it unique. A fun easy-going afternoon that yields wonderful results!

William Allen Poe, The Last Tobacco Farmer, photograph, 2007

This exhibit is now on loan to the Banneker-Douglas Museum in Annapolis. 
To learn more, CLICK HERE!