Downloadable Map!

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Hello friends of Baker Open Studios Tour!

We have physical flyers that include the artist and map at these locations;

-Crossroads Carnegie Arts Center
-Churchill School
-Peterson's Gallery
-Royal Artisan
-Copper Belt (downtown location)
-Arts Center East in La Grande

For those who are unable to pick-up a copy, we have them available here and on facebook. Right click to "save as" to download to your computer.



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