GUEST ARTISTS

We welcome creative people like the guest artists here that come to teach workshops in the barn!

To host a guest workshop, tell us about yourself and your craft, send a picture of what you would like to teach and help others to Create! Barn rental is a flat fee of $200 for 3 hours. This includes set up time and breakdown and up to 2 hours of instruction.

Introduce yourself:

“Teaching and hosting art workshops in her barn has been a great way to blend both Cindy’s and my audience, which has definitely helped my art & ecology education business grow. Everyone who attends my workshops always loves her barn and the atmosphere here!

Marissa J. from ‘The Art of Ecology’

Explore Creative Guest Artists:

Emily Keane
Emily Keane

Emily Keane (The Board Housewife) has always had a love for delicious things, especially cheese, and enjoy creating cheese boards to share with family and friends. Before the pandemic, Emily began thinking about starting her own cheese board business to create delicious, pretty things for folks around the Doylestown area. Unsure if the timing was right, she dove in anyway and in 2020 The Board Housewife was born. Please join Emily for workshops where she will share with you all of her tips to make beautiful things out of cheese and charcuterie.

Laura Marco
Laura Marco

Laura, owner of LaMarco Candle Co, has always loved the warm glow of candle light and the ambiance itΒ creates. She started making candles in 2016, when she decided that she wanted to give all of her wedding guests a candle to take home with them as a favor. She decided it would be much more cost effective to make them herself; so that is how it all started. Today, she has started her own candle company; along with having two toddlers and working part time as an Executive Assistant. She has been operating for about a year and is having the best time creating unique, chic, and delightfully scented candles. She is here to craft your next aromatic addiction, that costs less than dinner but lasts for days.

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