A local filmmaker will be debuting a short at the Southborough Library next week. The film’s focus is last summer’s Art on the Trails exhibit Finding Solace in the Woods. Read the full article → from Art on the Trails short film screening – March 29
The opportunity to exhibit art on Southborough Open Land Foundation trails will be repeated this year. Read the full article → from Art on the Trails 2018: Call for proposals and guided tour of trails on Sunday and Wednesday (Updated)
To mark the end of the Art on the Trails exhibit, a Poetry Walk is planned for that day. Read the full article → from Poetry Walk marks closing of Art on the Trails – September 24
In case you missed past posts on this (or forgot). . . Earlier this month, a special art exhibit opened in Southborough. Read the full article → from Reminder: Art on the Trails available all summer
It looks like the rain will let up by tomorrow afternoon. That’s good news for those of you who’d like to view Southborough’s newest art exhibit. Read the full article → from Opening Reception for Art on the Trails – Wednesday evening
To help applicants for a juried art exhibit prepare, SOLF is offering a tour of the trail guided by the “juror” and the project director. Read the full article → from Reminder – Seeking Artist submissions to Art on the Trails by Monday (May 1)
To help applicants for a juried art exhibit prepare, SOLF is offering a tour of the trail guided by the “juror” and the project director. Read the full article → from Call for Art on the Trails: Applicants invited to guided walk Wednesday evening (Updated)
Here are the best photos I was able to capture from the event. Read the full article → from Photo Gallery: SOLF 25th Anniversary Celebration
Southborough Open Land Foundation shared its activities schedule for this Sunday. Read the full article → from Schedule for this Sunday’s SOLF celebration
SOLF is looking for art that will create “interesting visual surprises along the trail.” Read the full article → from Call for Art: SOLF invites Southborough to celebrate with “Art on the Trails”