November 2024 Newsletter

Nicholas Black

Oil paintings/landscapes

Honor Brooks

Handmade jewelry

Sarah Byrd

Acrylic paintings, mixed media

Jennifer Cannon

Pottery

Jim Cannon

Wood turning

Beth Collins

Garden Stacks

Barry Davis

Hand carved walking sticks and ornaments

Deena Dykes

Waxed amaryllis and paperwhite bulbs

Michelle Felkel

Acrylic paintings, mixed media, metal work

Deb Garner

Outsider/ folk art

Gary Giles

Oil paintings, landscapes

Michelle Horton

Stained glass

Paula Horton

Mixed media

Michaelle Humphries

Artisinal soap and body products

Kenneth Hunter

Woodwork/outdoor furniture

Mary Jessup

Pottery

Shelby Johnson

Acrylic paintings, drawings

Judith Lilley

Papercraft/ greeting cards and ornaments

Sandi Monteith

Handmade purses, bags and accessories

Debi Pearce

Handmade beads and jewelry from upcycled paper

April Newby

Acrylic paint pouring

Cindy Rogers

Herbal self-care products

Pulaski Pawsitive Impact

Home baked cakes, cookies, pet treats - proceeds go to support animal welfare in Pulaski Co.

Valerie Sangster

Acrylic paintings

Mary Wells

Handcrafted jewelry

Amy Owens

Graphic designs, shirts, earrings, accessories

Angela Woodard

Custom ball point pens

Pulaski Brewing Co.

Local coffee roasters

Tony Woodard

Handmade knives

Richard and Becky Woods

Metal sculpture, junk art, yard art

Katie Spruell

Natural soaps and herbal teas

Quincy Readd

Upcycled vinyl phonograph albums

Kris Robson

Pottery

Patricia Burns

Author

All vendors will be set up between 110 and 94 South Dooley Street. This is an outdoor event. In the case of stormy weather, we will postpone the art market until December 14th. For updates and more photos, follow us on FaceBook.

Board Meeting Scheduled

The River Rat Art Project will hold its last board meeting of 2024 on Tuesday, November 26 at 6 pm in the parish hall of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Hawkinsville. The meeting is open to the public. We encourage anyone interested in supporting the visual arts to attend as we plan for next year's activities.



The artists and makers of The River Rat Art Project wish everyone a safe, wonderful, and blessed holiday season! Here's a sweet recipe for you to enjoy!

The River Rat Art Project (TRRAP) is a non-profit organization that promotes the appreciation, support, and practice of visual arts in Middle and South Georgia. If you would like more information about TRRAP, email us at: river.rat.art.tour@gmail.com