Summer Activities at Studio B
View the full list on our Summer 2026 Activities page
On June 6, during Berks Mont Business Association’s Philadelphia Avenue Street fair, Studio B is running a contest asking folks to vote for their favorite piece of “Twisted” art. The art–submitted especially for this event–will be on display inside the studio where voting and a silent auction will take place. While there, folks can enjoy the sculptures and fiber art of 16 local artists and check on the progress of “Ruby Roadtrip, ” Camping World’s Bear Fever bear being created by artist Bob Hakun.
On June 12, during Adriene Zapien’s Old Soul Stroll, handfuls of “new souls” will welcome “strollers” to the studio to introduce themselves. For example, Diane O’Sullivan will have answers to any questions about the Bear Fever project. Her booklet–Bear Fever: It’s Catching, Chapter One, released August 2025, will be available for purchase. While there, other members and workshop hosts will share information or examples about their upcoming workshops.
Sunny Finley hosts Second Saturday–a time for creating nature art with 1st–6th graders from 9:30- 10:40 a.m. Link for more info Register sunnyfinley62@gmail.com $30/pp
On June 17, Sara Bates begins “Open Pages” from 12-2 p.m in the first of five Wednesday workshops for young writers. Sara is hoping that Studio B becomes the creative writing space for students, grades 6-12.
On June 19, from 5:30-7:30, Deb Zaharchuk hosts her third “Art & Apps” Open Craft Night followed by dinner at Other Farm. Deb welcomes participants to bring their own craft project to work on or participate in a project with her and enjoy appetizers and one another’s company before dinner at Other Farm with a 20% off coupon. Check out Deb’s website to register for the workshops.
On Saturday, June 20, from 6-7:30 p.m, Sunny Finley is hosting time to play with clay in a textured tile workshop.
On June 26, from 5-7 p.m., “In Service,” the studio’s summer project, begins with an art exhibit opening featuring the work of area artists in all styles and mediums. The exhibit opening kicks off an array of projects throughout the summer offered by businesses, organizations, and individuals showcasing the many stories of times when someone helped us or when we provided some kind of service to another.
On June 27, Deb Zaharchuk offers “Junk Journals 2.” Bring your own to work on or begin one at the workshop. Check out Deb’s website to register for the workshops
On June 28, a writers are invited to a Writers’ Reception to share the poetry and prose they created for the “In Service” project to be featured in The Boyertown Area Expression digital news site.
Our audience in 2024 shared their work and their current projects with other writers and members of the community.
