The 2010 PA Route 6 Artisan Trail Brochure will be distributed to all trail participants, visitor centers and the PennDOT Welcome Centers along the PA Route 6 Corridor. The brochure contains the largest number of artisans, galleries, studios and retail shoppes since the start of the Trail six years ago. If you would like a copy of the brochure, please contact the PA Route 6 office at 814-435-7706.

July is a time of relaxation and hopefully reflection on what a great country we live in. Along Route 6 you will find a blend of fine arts and crafts that truly reflect the great place and people who call this highway home. Come experience it all!

Stained Glass Reflection

87 Main Street, Wellsboro
Between mile markers 220 & 221

Stained Glass Reflection is a working studio and retail store that offers finished pieces, made by the owner/artists; custom designs for the home, churches or businesses; and a full line of quality glass supplies. They offer 2-day classes at your convenience.

Hours: Mon. – Sat. 9AM-5PM; Sun. by appointment

Wayne County Arts Alliance Open Studio Tour

July 30 – Aug. 1, 2010
Hours: 11 AM – 6 PM

Honesdale, PA
Between mile markers 359 & 360

Twenty-two artists’ studios are open to the public free of charge. The Tour provides a wonderful opportunity to meet Wayne County’s talented and diverse artists in their working environments. Studio Tour Headquarters is The Hanson Gallery & Decorium at 1037 Main Street, where you can pick up a brochure with map and see sample works of Studio Tour artists. Volunteers will be on hand to help plan your route and provide driving directions.

Download the Brochure HERE!

Artworks at the Depot

1 South Fraley Street, Kane
Between mile markers 124 & 125

Located in the restored 1871 Kane Railroad depot building, ArtWorks is an Artisans’ Cooperative gallery selling original art and fine crafts alongside displays of local historical significance. Also sells Holgate toys,fine wooden toys made here in the northern Alleghenies.

Hours: Saturday & Sunday – 11AM – 5PM

The weather has finally broken and it’s time to get outdoors. Discover why so many talented people live and work in the Northern Tier of Pennsylvania. We are blessed with extraordinary artists who share their love of the landscape, nature and wildlife. These artists call towns like Waterford, Wyalusing and Youngsville their home. Come see why! For more information on any of the sites below, visit PA Route 6 Featured Sites!

Jack Paluh

Jack Paluh is well known amongst lovers of wildlife and scenic painting. Called a “storyteller”, his paintings reveal tales of 18th Century Eastern Woodland Indians and modern day hunters as they interact with the landscape and wildlife.

Quilted Corners of Wyalusing

What better way to enjoy the outdoors then touring around Wyalusing to see all the murals interpreting various styles of quilting.

Allegheny Artistry

This gallery and shoppe features over 12 artists from northern Pennsylvania and the Pennsylvania Wilds. The featured exhibit is “Walk through Nature” showing the work of artist, author and illustrator Fred Lawrenson (one of his paintings above).