A little about Longbranch Gallery and our charming historic art community, Mineral Point, Wisconsin.
Longbranch owners Judy Sutcliffe and Sandy Scott opened the gallery in October of 2002 in an historic 1840's limestone building. Judy is a tile muralist, author, and jewelry artist. Sandy oversees the gallery and does figurative sculpture in her spare time.
Mineral Point, Wisconsin
MIneral Point is a charming, historic, artists community nestled in the rolling hills of Southwest Wisconsin's scenic driftless area. Over 500 buildings within the city are designated as an historic district by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The Trust in 2009 honored Mineral Point as one of the nation's Dozen Distinctive Destinations.
Shadow, the much loved gallery cat always finds new and unusual places to relax.
WINTER HOURS
Wednesday-Saurday
10-5
Sunday 11-4
Closed Mon & Tues
but will open
by appointment
or chance
Wednesday-Saurday
10-5
Sunday 11-4
Closed Mon & Tues
but will open
by appointment
or chance
2012 GALLERY NIGHTS
Saturdays, 5pm - 9pm
April 7, June 2, August 4,
December 1
2012 FALL ART TOUR
Friday, Saturday, Sunday
October 19,20,21
Mike Christensen, gallery
manager, has a friendly smile
for every customer and is always
ready to answer your questions.
Tom Kelly, sculptor and painter is a resident artist at Longbranch. A peek into his intriguing studio is a rare and delightful experience
Shake Rag Alley
Historic 1830's log cabin, Mineral Point's oldest standing structure, is located on the campus of Shake Rag Alley School of Arts and Crafts, just a block from Longbranch Gallery. Shake Rag Alley offers a wide range of year round workshops in traditional, visual, literary, and performance arts. Alley Stage, an outdoor theater, is also located on the campus and offers musical and theatrical performances throughout the summer.