Saturday JUNE 6, 11-4: The Annual Freeland Art Studios Open House. The big doors will be open and you can tour our studios.
Freeland Art Studios welcomes you to our 14th Annual Open House—the single day each year when every studio is open. Stroll through active workspaces, meet the artists, and enjoy original art. Visit us at 1660 Roberta Ave in Freeland, beside the WAIF Thrift Store, with plenty of parking.
Join us Saturday, June 6, 2026, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Our 11 artists work in many forms: sculptures in stone, bronze, and glass, original paintings, pottery, and ceramic tile.
A highlight this year is Lane Tompkins’ Retrospective Sale of 30+ stone pieces in marble, limestone, and alabaster, offered at special prices as he transitions from carving stone to working with clay.
Artists include Lloyd Whannell, Lane Tompkins, Sue Taves, Alexandra Morosco, Matt Monforte, Benjamin Mefford, Charles LaFond, Carol Rose Dean, Penelope Crittenden, Ken Barnes, and our newest member, Tristan Moehs.
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AUGUST 15 and 16th: 10-5 Saturday and Sunday: The Whidbey Working Artists Summer Open Studio Tour is back and better than ever!
My studio is OPEN by appointment and if you’ve already been to my studio, you can come by for a visit and see if I’m there working. I’m there most days but feel free to text, call or email to check.
I also have sculpture displayed at Karla Matke’s Fine Art Gallery and Sculpture Park on Camano Island and sculptures at the Rob Schouten Gallery in Langley, the Price Sculpture Forest in Coupeville and in downtown Langley (on Whidbey Island) as part of their sculpture display program
Sue Taves Sculpture 