Exciting changes for the 12th annual Traditional Artists Show

This year’s Traditional Artists Show features a number of new and exciting changes.

The show will take place in The Barn at Southern Pines at Cornerstone Farm, 5361 Curly Hill Road in Pipersville. This year’s beneficiary is Aark Wildlife Rehabilitaion and Education Center in Bucks County.

With new Committee Chair Mary Wilsbach Devoe’s enthusiasm and professional guidance, this year’s artists are excited and pleased to exhibit their paintings and help raise funds and awareness for Aark Wildlife. Over the years The Traditional Artists Show has raised over $80,000 for local nonprofits.

The show is set to open Saturday, Oct. 22, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with additional hours Sunday, Oct. 23, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Admission and on-site parking are free. The show includes a silent auction, raffle and over 300 original works of art.

This year’s artists include some of the area’s most popular, talented and award-winning artists: Sandy Askey Adams, Jeff Charlesworth, Tracy Everly, Jim Lukens, Betty Minnucci, Fred Place, Jane Ramsey, Cindy Roesinger, Jas Szygiel, Emily Thompson, George Thompson and Helena van Emmerik-Finn. Each artist will be present during the entire show.

Sponsors make this art show possible. They include companies like Univest, B&B Beverages, Tile-All Incorporated, Get Lowered Cycles, the Booz and Paulovitz Families, to name a few.

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