Codman Estate Fine Arts and Crafts Festival

10/04/2026

09/12/2026

Thank You to everyone who came to shop and exhibited at the 44th Annual Codman Estate Fine Arts and Crafts Festival!

09/12/2026

09/12/2026

One more day until the Codman Estate Fine Arts and Crafts Festival!

Enjoy a beautiful day at the Codman Estate exploring the work of 70 vendors and trying tasty treats from Trolley Dogs and Westford Bakery.

Opens 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. Raffle closes at 3:00 p.m.

For more information or to purchase advance tickets: https://my.historicnewengland.org/26472/cod-fest

09/11/2026

MEET THE MAKERS: Painting/Drawing - Part 2

This Saturday, September 12! Come meet the artists, hear their stories, and discover something beautiful to add to your home.

Lake Farmhouse Studios – Booth 2
Inspired by simple, joyful living and the quiet beauty of the natural world, Lisa Farmer creates oil and watercolor paintings that celebrate nature and nurture the human spirit. Her work conveys the warmth and beauty of an easy, heartfelt way of life. Lake Farmhouse Studios

Alrae Designs – Booth 33
Alexandra Spano creates vivid, expressive portraits and illustrations using colored pencil, watercolor, and acrylic paint pens. Based in Northern Rhode Island, her work blends bold color, lively textures, and a love of people, nature, and pop culture. .designs

Elizabeth Lemont Fine Art – Booth 67
Lexington-based Elizabeth Lemont captures the fleeting beauty of flowers through expressive, impressionistic paintings in watercolor, gouache, and acrylic. Her work reflects a lifelong connection to plants and the landscapes she first explored as a child in Poland. elizabethlemont.com

Kristine Kamikawa Fine Art – Booth 64
Kristine Kamikawa brings a graphic designer’s eye to her photorealistic paintings, framing and modifying everyday subjects with a strong sense of composition. Whether inspired by the fascinating or the mundane, she celebrates the details and fleeting moments of beauty she sees. .kam www.kristinekamikawa.com

09/11/2026

MEET THE MAKERS: Painting/Drawing

This Saturday, September 12! Come meet the artists, hear their stories, and discover something beautiful to add to your home.

Estelle Gomulka Art – Booth 57
Inspired by her surroundings and travels through Europe, Estelle Gomulka creates colorful paintings that blend expressionism and abstraction with playful energy. Working primarily in acrylic, oil, and mixed media, her work reflects the joy and vitality she finds in the world around her. Estelle Gomulka Art

Larry Grob – Booth 49
Working in soft pastels both in the studio and en plein air, Larry Grob paints the landscapes and seascapes of New England with a deep appreciation for the natural world. His work reflects a deep appreciation for the natural world and a concern for environmental awareness, encouraging us to look closely at our surroundings and tread more lightly. .com

Mountain Tree Studios – Booth 7
Using a mixed-media acrylic and metal leaf technique she developed herself, Rachel Shuler creates dynamic, textural paintings that shift with the viewer’s position and the light in the room. Her art draws attention to the overlooked and the meaning beneath the surface. Mountain Tree Studios

Carole Sanetti Fine Art – Booth 14
After a joyful career teaching young children, Carole Sanetti was inspired to embrace painting as a celebration of creativity, curiosity, and freedom. Her work reflects her belief in the joy of the process—the freedom to experiment, try, fail, and see the world in her own way.

09/09/2026

Only 3 more days!

Check out Codman Estate Fine Arts and Crafts Festival for a look at some of the amazing exhibitors who will be there on Saturday!

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09/09/2026

MEET THE MAKERS: Folk Art & Metalwork

Tutu’s Crafts – Booth 70
Boston-based artist Freddy Tutu Murefu, co-founder of Tutu’s Crafts, shares his Zimbabwean and South African heritage through vibrant handmade art, including paintings, Tonga baskets, Namji dolls, wooden sculptures, and colorful creations made from recycled fabrics.

Bird House Bungalows and More – Booth 65
Michelle Raccis of Bird House Bungalows and More creates whimsical garden art, including birdhouse bungalows, bird baths, and feeders, handcrafted from repurposed, recycled, and vintage treasures.

Gillian Christy – Booth 3
Sculptor Gillian Christy creates expressive steel sculptures inspired by the familiar forms of home, nature, and everyday life. Her sweeping, organic works explore the connections between our surroundings and the places we call home.

Mutts & Bolts – Booth 36
Bonnie Santarsiero of Mutts & Bolts creates playful animal sculptures from repurposed pieces of kitchen Americana and vintage finds, transforming everyday objects into dogs, cats, and other creatures with a touch of nostalgia.

09/09/2026

With just a few days to go until Saturday’s event, meet some of the talented artisans who’ll be bringing their handcrafted work, creativity, and craftsmanship to the show.

MEET THE MAKERS: Woodworking

Kerry Castorano – Booth 11
Kerry Castorano of Groton, MA creates distinctive wood and resin wall hangings inspired by the natural world. Organic wood grain and live edges are enhanced by glossy resin, creating depth, movement, and a beautiful play of light.

Morel Wood Carving – Booth 40
Jonathan Morel hand-carves beautiful, functional kitchen utensils from maple, cherry, sapele, and other premium woods. Spoons, spatulas, pie servers, and specialty tools bring craftsmanship and character to the everyday kitchen. .com

Sakonnet River Company Artisan W**e Trays – Booth 63 Inspired by the shape of an artist’s palette, Sakonnet River Company’s handcrafted hardwood trays make it easy to carry food and drinks in one hand. Made in Rhode Island, they’re a clever and elegant addition to cocktails, picnics, parties, and more.

Second Turn Woodworking – Booth 26
Doug Theroux turns sustainably sourced wood into one-of-a-kind bowls that showcase the natural grain, color, and character of every piece.
Designed for everyday use or display, each bowl has a beauty all its own.

WR’s Woodshop – Booth 21
Bill Richardson of WR’s Woodshop creates finely crafted furniture and wooden goods, showcasing traditional design and the precision of fine joinery in everything from clocks to charcuterie trays and cutting boards.