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Announces the 10th anniversary Beverly Art Walk at RHS, featuring a new exhibit, art, and performances

Louise Barwick was an artist and teacher who lived in Beverly. RHS is fortunate to have a collection of her water colors of local scenes that will form the core of the new RHS exhibit "Louise Barwick's Lost Ridge." The exhibit will open for the Beverly Art Walk on Saturday, September 23. One favorite Barwick painting is "Arriving at Silva Hall 1895." Silva Hall is long gone, but the past comes alive through Barwick's paintings.
Robin Power is a superb artist concentrating in ceramics and clay work. She will give demonstrations using a pottery wheel at RHS for the Art Walk.
RHS is fortunate to have Katie Wilk (far right) as part of the "RHS family." (She's the wife of RHS Vice-President Mike Wilk.) She brings the Weber Irish dancers to RHS for performances as part of the Beverly Art Walk on September 23.
We'll have several beers from Horse Thief Hollow for tasting at RHS on the day of the Art Walk, September 23.

It's that time of year – the Beverly Art Walk is almost here!

This year is 'especially special' because it's the tenth anniversary of the Art Walk and the founding of the Beverly Area Arts Alliance. That's a historical milestone.

On Saturday, September 23, 2023, from 12 noon to 5 p.m., the Beverly/Morgan Park community will come alive with art exhibits and demonstrations, music, craft vendors, family events, food and drink, and so much more.

The Ridge Historical Society is very excited to participate this year, as always. At RHS, visitors will find:

– A brand new exhibit – "Louise Barwick's Lost Ridge"

– Artist Robin Power demonstrating ceramics-making

– Performances by Irish dancers from Weber Irish Dance

– Beer tasting featuring Horse Thief Hollow products

Watch this page this coming week for information on all these events. The address for RHS is 10621 S. Seeley Avenue. (Parking is on Seeley Avenue, then walk up the driveway.)