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Tuesday, April 29th was Francisco's Farm Arts Night at Holly Hill Inn' s Tapas Tuesday
~ a Pottery Preview of the Festival ~ including special edition serving pieces by our 2008 ceramic artists
(Though the date has passed, there is still some beautiful Preview Pottery available for sale at the Inn)
Students in an Advanced Writing class in the University of Kentucky School of Journalism and Telecommunications have adopted Midway and created the Midway Messenger. View reporter Emily Zengel's coverage of our February Concert. |
Midway
Renaissance Inc., Midway College,
and the City
of Midway, Kentucky
invite art lovers
to an
exceptional and award-winning event
The primary focus of the event is the outdoor exhibition of
juried fine art and
fine craft,
giving our audience
the opportunity to meet and purchase art from the
creators themselves.
Located on the beautiful
campus of Midway College, Kentucky's only college for women,
this event promises to be a destination
of artists and buyers for years to come.
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Special thanks to
Our Radio Partner
Our Television Partner 
and
Our Newspaper Partner
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Our Newsletter subscribers
receive a weekly 'Meet the Artist' series
along with
advance notice of upcoming
Francisco's Farm Arts Events. |
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"Francisco's Farm has fast become the premiere
art and craft event of the Bluegrass,
bringing us exciting new ways
of looking at the world
through artists' eyes."
- Lois Mateus, Senior Vice President -
Corporate Communications and Services -
Brown-Forman
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Image by award-winning Kentucky photographer Bill Straus |
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We're going 'green', thanks to our Art Tote Sponsor, Nancy Barron & Associates, who has generously supported this Festival every year. Purchase a natural organic cotton tote with this year's Festival Artwork and be pART of the Solution! |
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"Uniting Woodford County" |
United Bank & Trust Company has supported the Festival since its inception. This year they present the Music Stage. |
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Each year we add more festive banners to guide you to the Festival, thanks to our Banner Sponsor, Community Trust and Investment |
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Our 2008 Artist Awards are made possible by the generous support of
Anne E. Bolton, Financial Advisor and Citi Smith Barney |
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| New to the Festival this year - an exhibition of Art by students in the University of Kentucky College of Art, thanks to Chase Bank |
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Francisco’s
Farm is a not-for-profit production of Midway Renaissance
Inc., generously hosted by Midway College.
The name
commemorates
Colonel John Francisco, the original owner of the property
on
which historic Midway
now stands.
Learn about our Awards |
To learn more about the UnCommon Wealth of Art in Kentucky, visit the sites below
