Following an open house, there is more to do than just clean up. By sending a few moments to complete the following checklist, you can be sure to stay organized and better prepared for your next open studio event.  Record Traffic Numbers: Traffic can ebb…

Finding yourself scrambling every time you have an open studio event at your studio. This week is the ultimate list for getting yourself prepared.  Pro-Tips: Pull out your calendar and begin plotting these task items each week prior to the open studio event so you…

Let’s face it, we’ve all done it. That nonchalant bottle of wine sitting among the free snacks during an open studio event. You’ve probably thought, it’s not the best idea, but you’ve never had an issue serving alcohol at your art event in the past.…

Getting people into your studio means providing good directional signage. During big city-wide art events and smaller building visits, it’s important to create a strategy and marketing materials to assist people when finding your studio. This blog post lists ways you can increase the number…

Have you ever noticed during open studio events that people tend to walk into some studios but not others? Creating a welcoming studio environment is the difference between a successful open studio event and a long weekend of frustration. Use some of my tactics to help direct visitors…