Edgecomb is a town of hidden gems. Many artists work tucked away in studios across the town. In honor of our town’s 250th birthday, artists who call Edgecomb home are opening their studios to visitors on Saturday, Sept. 21, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Be sure to check out these artists' studios, many of which are not often open to the public.

Participating artists

Down East Gallery/Brad Betts, 146 Boothbay Road; Ramone Hanley-Warren, 254 Dodge Road; Don Josephson, 67 Dodge Road; Eben Blaney, 96 Eddy Road; Edgecomb Potters/Doug Houle, 727 Boothbay Road; Peapod Jewelry/Joseph Lugosch, 40 US Route 1; Christine Peters, 94 Cross Point Road (opens at 1 p.m.); Jeff Koopus, 132 Cross Point Road; Kamala Boutique/Kate Lamontagne, 788 Boothbay Road; Kimberly Traina/See her work on display at Down East Gallery and Edgecomb Potters; Lloyd Olson (Ole)/See his work on display at Ramone Hanley-Warren’s studio; Kirk Pantos, 396 Mill Road; Dennis and Heather Chouinard. 22 Dodge Road; Sheepscot River Pottery/Rylan Okie Rankin, 34 US Route 1.

Art Tour maps are available at the Edgecomb Post Office, Edgecomb Potters and Sheepscot River Pottery.