​Carlisle Open Studios is an initiative by the Carlisle Cultural Council to create opportunities for the many artists and crafts people that live in their town to sell their work locally.

Tour through the quintessential New England town and beautiful fall landscape of Carlisle and visit the different studios around the town.

Some artisans are sharing spaces, so be sure to check their location on our map.
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VISIT 
From
​11am-4pm

Please use the map to navigate around town to the different studios of different artisans. 

The studios, apart from the Gleason Public Library are in residential areas. Please park safely and be respectful of neighbors. Accessibility issues and disabled parking areas are noted below. If you are able bodied please park on the road or parking areas. Driveways are reserved for people with mobility issues. 
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Bathroom facilities are available at the Gleason Public Library at 1 River Road.
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886 Lowell Street : ​
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185 Concord St:
Park Edge Farm, Katie Baker, Tartan Gecko ( October location) Forest of Bliss (November location). 
live music
 Beth Galston, Renee Ascrissi, Forest of Bliss ( October location) Tartan Gecko ( November location), Celia Knight, Sonal Shah, (October only), live music
83 Acton St: ​​​
​steep driveway
Melinda Lindquist, Doug Hansel, ( October only) ,Sally Zielinski  ( October only)
352 Westford St
​accessible via lawn, few steps
House of Saaj, Riverbend Baskets
998a Bedford Rd: ​ ​entrance step
 Alpine Leather, Lisa Deupree ( October only)
97 Stoney Gate​
​access via garden
Paul Bertin, (October only ), Joan Allan ( October only).
182 Woodridge Rd:​access via garden
 Peter Baumgartner ( November only)
Town Center: ​
Carlisle Artisans, including Neal Emmer and Rebeca Fortier

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Interested in Participating?

If you are a Carlisle resident artisan and interested in participating on one or both of the days, either at your own studio or a shared location please contact us. This year we will have a maximum of six locations most with space for other artisans, plus the library. 
We will take applications until the spaces are full, or up to one week before each event. 
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You will be expected to provide your own table, tablecloth and chairs. Artisans should also use their own social media to promote the event.