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Gallery Shows
Adirondack State Theater

This Week at Tupper Arts

Northern Exposure

ART SHOW

Daniel Bailey

Hosted at Tupper Arts
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ART SHOW

Hand Carved Stories

POP-UP SHOW

Jillian Post & Julien Feller

Hosted at Tupper Arts
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Tai Chi

With Josy D

Wed & Sat @9:30am
Hosted at Tupper Arts
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Yoga

With Eric Bomyea

Wed @ 6:00pm/Sun@8:00am
Hosted at Tupper Arts
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Meet the Artists!

Meet & Greet

S.T.E.A.M & CRAFTS

With Rainbow Sue

Wed & Thurs @ 3pm - 4:30pm
Hosted at Tupper Arts
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Have the opportunity to meet the very talented artists of Hand Carved Stories. Jillian Post and Julien Feller will be at Tupper Arts to meet and greet, discuss artistic process and get to know the public. We would be delighted if you could join us.

Saturday August 22, 11:00am-1:00pm

Gallery Shows

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Daniel Bailey

August 12-30

Jillian Post & Julien Feller

August 15- September 01

A collage of nine different artworks by Lorraine Bassett, Noah Bonesteel, Kilian Kroghan, Maureen Peroza, Beck Chmielski and Roarinbrook Smith including landscapes, trees, a woodpecker, abstract art, ducks, mountains, a pink flower, and a rural scene

Emerging Talent

September 2-30

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Tupper Arts brings vibrant gallery openings, live waterfront music, and community classes to the heart of the Adirondacks. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit, we rely on community support to keep our programs accessible to everyone.

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