Music will
be in the air, on paper and even formed from cornhusks during John and Nancy
Kollock’s Harvest Festival at The Saturday Shop and Sarah’s Lavender Cottage on
Saturday, Sept. 8.
Clarkesville
watercolor artist John Kollock will release his latest print, “Pickin’ on the
Porch” at the festival. This limited-edition print depicts musicians playing on
an old farmhouse porch under the moon. Kollock will spend the day greeting
guests and signing artwork in his gallery, which is filled with his original
paintings, prints and books. Historic buildings and landmarks and rural
Appalachian living are common themes in Kollock’s work.
Nathaniel
Samsel, the 2011 Southern Regional Mountain Dulcimer Champion, will add live
banjo and mountain dulcimer music in Kollock’s gallery. Visitors will have the
opportunity to bring home a piece of Nathaniel Samsel’s music in the form of
his debut CD, “Playing in the Creek.”
For more information about his music and music samples visit: www.nathanielsamsel.com.
The Harvest
Festival will also mark the release of Sarah Samsel’s new line of cornhusk
dolls, “Joyful Noise.” This line includes both boys and girls playing guitars,
fiddles, banjos etc. Sarah Samsel will demonstrate
pressed-flower artwork throughout the day and her cottage will be filled with a
variety of cornhusk dolls and pressed-flower art. To view samples of her work
visit: www.sarahslavendercottage.com.
Impressionist
watercolor artist Kathleen Kollock’s original paintings, prints and notecards
will also be available. Much of Kathleen Kollock’s work showcases elements of
the outdoors.
Show hours
are 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Refreshments will be served. The Saturday Shop and
Sarah’s Lavender Cottage are located at 450 Bybrook Trail in Clarkesville. For
more information about The Harvest Festival, email saturdayshop@yahoo.com or call 706-754-9200.
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