at Beals Preserve in Southborough, Massachusetts
Despite weeks of rain, we went ahead and had the opening for this year’s exhibition on Thursday, June 20th. More than 80 people attended and walked with us through the woods to hear artists share insight into their work. We were excited to award two …
Due to inclement weather, the opening of Art on the Trails 2019 will take place on Thursday, June 20th from 5:30-7:30. A map of the exhibition, location and parking can be found here.
Please join us for the opening of Art on the Trails, opening on Wednesday, from 6-8 PM at Beals Preserve in Southborough. The event will include refreshments, followed by a walking tour of the exhibition and artist talk about their artwork. The exhibition includes 21 …
Want to learn how to build a fairy or gnome house out of natural materials? Southborough Open Land Foundation has set aside a special site for the settling of a Fairy and Gnome Village at Beals Preserve just for you! Please join us for Creating your …
In two days, I lead the first artist walk for those interested in submitting work and answer questions that artists have about creating site specific work for the 2018 installation of Art on the Trails. I wanted to make sure the trails are passable so …
Artists who are interested in submitting work for the 2018 Juried Art on the Trails exhibition are invited to attend one of the two scheduled site walks being offered in March. Each walk will last about 1 hour and serves to introduce artists to Beals Preserve …
It’s been a few weeks since the Closing Ceremony of Art On the Trails: Finding Solace in the Woods. The event was amazing, bringing poets and artists together, on a hot fall day, to walk in the woods and listen to poets who were inspired …
The public is invited to the Poetry Walk and Closing Ceremony of Art on the Trails 2017 – Finding Solace in the Woods at Beals Preserve in Southborough on Sunday, September. 24, from 4-6 p.m. At 4 pm Catherine Weber, program director, will deliver a brief introduction …
After reading work from over 20 local and regional poets, jurors Maura Snell and Cynthia Franca have selected 25 poems by 13 writers for inclusion in a chapbook which features both the art and poetry and is generously published by The Tishman Review. Congratulations to: …
Yesterday, on a perfect August day, ten professional and amateur photographers participated in Creating Your Vision, a photography workshop run by photographer David Lee Black. Black arranged for models to pose in the woods at Beals Preserve, including three dancers (Meredith Wells, Maddie Murray, and …