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Late Night Open Studio at The Church

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The Church's lower level art studio. COURTESY THE CHURCH

The Church's lower level art studio. COURTESY THE CHURCH

Artists at work during an Open Studio on The Church's lower level. COURTESY THE CHURCH

Artists at work during an Open Studio on The Church's lower level. COURTESY THE CHURCH

authorStaff Writer on Mar 24, 2023

The Church is passionate about welcoming artists to its space and establishing an oasis for creative inspiration and connection. The Church’s bi-monthly Late Night Open Studio is back. On Friday, April 14, at 6:30 p.m., artists of all mediums are invited to join, socialize and work on any projects, whether past or current. Think coffee shop or a library for creatives, for moments when you would rather work in a community environment as opposed to alone in your studio or home.

Attendees are responsible for bringing all their own supplies (including easels). The Church is solely providing its studio (including tables and chairs) for artists to utilize and garner inspiration from. This open studio is free with RSVP for members and $10 for nonmembers, all ages are welcome. Whether you’re a painter, illustrator, sculptor, photographer, writer or musician, come help form a community and change the stereotype that all artists are introverts.

Open Studio at The Church is $10 (free for members). Capacity is limited and first come, first serve through reservations on the website, thechurchsagharbor.org. Artists are responsible for clean-up, which should begin half an hour before the event concludes. The Church is at 48 Madison Street in Sag Harbor.

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