Celebrate Art, Nature, and Creativity at The Fells This August
This August, experience the beauty of The Fells through the eyes of The Society of Irregulars, a talented group of artists. Join us August 11–13 for a special three-day art exhibition and interactive painting experience that invites visitors of all ages to connect with art and creativity.
During the event, you can enjoy:
A Hands-On Watercolor Painting Experience
Try your hand at watercolor painting in a welcoming, public workshop led by the artists themselves. No experience is necessary, and all materials will be provided.
An Original Art Exhibition
Explore a collection of original works created by members of The Society of Irregulars, on display throughout the event.
Meet the Artists
Discover the stories behind the artwork as participating artists share the inspiration and history behind their work and insights into their creative process.
Artist Reception and Celebration
Join us on Thursday, August 13th for a special reception honoring the artists and their contributions. Following the program, guests are invited to enjoy light refreshments provided by The Fells while mingling with artists, patrons, and fellow art enthusiasts.
Whether you're an experienced art lover, a curious beginner, or simply looking for an inspiring summer outing, this event offers a wonderful opportunity to celebrate creativity, community, and the enduring beauty of The Fells. We look forward to welcoming you.
About The Society of Irregulars
As 19th century French artist Auguste Renoir points out, the phenomenon of irregularity is evident everywhere. Society of Irregulars exists simply to explore this reality in depth. All of the elements of our organization, from teaching—to supporting professional artists—to setting out with groups into nature, museums, culturally-rich centers and so on to absorb a place and take artistic notes—all of this together encapsulates our one true form. Society of Irregulars is a study of the beneficial impact of creative interaction amongst nature on individuals and how these experiences may propagate into a greater societal appreciation for that nurturing connection between human beings and our environment.
