< Back JANNA HALL Mediums / Interests: ACRYLIC, WATERCOLOR, PASTELS, WOOD,ART ENTHUSIAST, MULTI MEDIA, FABRIC Next

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Meet our Members Our Talent: Limitless Creativity We are a collective of local creators—from painters and potters to writers and woodworkers. Explore the depth and diversity of talent within the ACAA community. Click on a member profile below to explore their portfolio and learn their story. Last Name A-E Last Name F-N Last Name O-Z Up Current Featured Artist Previous Featured Artists Artist Profile Form Each member in good standing (current and paid) will have the option to have a personal profile page featuring their bio, samples of their work, and let people know how to connect—by phone, email, website, Facebook, or Instagram. ENTER YOUR INFO profile form

Agawam Community Artists and Artisans | A regional arts organization offering art classes, exhibitions, workshops, and creative opportunities for artists and artisans across Western Massachusetts. #agawamarts Agawam Community Artists & Artisans Celebrating Creativity Across Our Region Welcome to A C A A We’re a diverse group of artists, artisans, and makers who enjoy creating, learning, and sharing together. Although our name starts with Agawam, 70 percent of our members come from surrounding communities, making our group a truly regional home for creativity. Whether you're a seasoned artist or just beginning your creative journey, you’ll find a friendly, supportive place here. Oil Painting Suzanne DiSessa Upcoming Events Dot Painting Art Class Sat, Mar 14 Instructor: Robin Fernandes Learn more Making Paper Flower Class Sat, Mar 28 Instructor: Bob LeClair Learn more ACAA Monthly Meeting Wed, Apr 08 Jeff Wrench, painter, featured demonstrator Learn more Load More Recent Events 1/7 Creating with Colored Pencils This colored pencil class created a relaxed, welcoming space for artists of all backgrounds to try a new medium. Students appreciated the clear instruction, helpful tips, and thoughtful pacing, along with background music that enhanced the creative atmosphere. A balance of guidance and freedom encouraged participants to “make it their own,” making the experience both enjoyable and rewarding. 1/5 Acrylic Painting Techniques A great class with artist Kim Velky! Creating textured sunflowers with paint and molding paste was the perfect way to brighten up this gray winter day. A fun group! Group Exhibits Coopers Common Majestic Theater Exhibits

< Back DONALD JONES Mediums / Interests: CLAY, POTTERY Don Jones is potter based at Easthampton Clay. He believes that ceramics should be daily objects designed to delight. He loves making mugs that feel comfortable in your hands, with glaze colors that appeal to your eyes. Don presents his work at art shows in Agawam and Westfield. djones@hartford.edu 860-805-9691 Next

Registration Form 2026 Pioneer Valley Art Festival 6th annual Agawam Polish American Club 139 Southwick Street, Feeding Hills, Massachusetts Festival Dates & Times Friday – August 21, 2026 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM Saturday – August 22, 2026 10:00 AM – 4:00 PM First name* Last name* Multi-line address Country/Region* Address* City* Zip / Postal code* Email* Phone* Artisan work must be original and handmade by the artisan , of professional quality. No kits, food, soap or candles. Prints and giclees accepted. No AI accepted. The ACAA reserves the right to accept a limited number of exhibitors with similar products and the right to limit your display to your juried work Categories* Are you a member of ACAA Agawam Community Artists and Artisans* Yes No I wish to donate a PIECE OF ART to the “Gloria McLellan Scholarship” art auction. This auction will benefit high school seniors pursuing a career in the arts.* Yes No I would like to participate in a demonstration of my art* Yes No Submit Support This program is supported in part by a grant from the Agawam Cultural Council , a local agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council , a state agency.

2026 Pioneer Valley Art Festival payment form First name* Last name* Email* Phone* 2026 Pioneer Valley Art Festival Fee Only choose "MEMBER" boxes if you are a current member of the Agawam Artists and Artisans group. Choose one Box PVAF 2026-- MEMBER -- HALL --MIDDLE --one 6 ft table, chairs $35 PVAF 2026-- NON MEMBER --HALL-- MIDDLE one 6 ft table, chairs $45 PVAF 2026-- MEMBER -- HALL -- 10x10 WALL SPACE-- one 6 ft table, chairs $45 PVAF 2026 --NON MEMBER -- HALL -- 10x10 WALL SPACE-- one 6 ft table, chairs $55 PVAF 2026 --MEMBER -- PAVILION--MIDDLE AISLE-- one 8 ft table, chairs $40 PVAF 2026-- NON MEMBER -- PAVILION--MIDDLE AISLE-- one 8 ft table, chairs $50 PVAF 2026 --MEMBER -- PAVILION--10x10 TENT SPACE--one 6ft table, chairs $45 PVAF 2026 -- NON MEMBER -- PAVILION--10x10 TENT SPACE--one 6ft table, chairs $55 PVAF 2026 --MEMBER -- PARKING LOT--10x10 TENT SPACE-- artist provides set up $40 PVAF 2026 --NON MEMBER -- PARKING LOT--10x10 TENT SPACE-- artist provides set up $50 Submit Support This program is supported in part by a grant from the Agawam Cultural Council , a local agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council , a state agency.

🌸 Spring Into Art 🌸 Members Art Show We warmly invite our members to participate in Spring Into Art, a one-day art show celebrating handmade creativity and the return of spring. Show space is now filled.. 🗓 Event Details Date: Saturday, April 18 Time: 10:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Location: Sacred Heart Parish Hall 1061 Springfield Street Feeding Hills, MA 🛠 Setup Information Friday, April 17 4:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Each artist will be provided with: One 8-foot table if needed ( fill check box on form) One chair Artists may also bring display grids up to 6 feet long for hanging artwork. 👉 Please use black table coverings for a clean, uniform presentation. ☕ Food & Refreshments St. Martha’s Guild will have breakfast and lunch available for purchase throughout the day. 📣 Promotion & Advertising Our show will be promoted through: Social media Local newspaper coverage Street signage (placed one week prior to the event) In addition, Sacred Heart Parish will feature the Spring Into Art flyer in their parish bulletin and distribute the information to other parishes throughout the Diocese. 🎨 Artwork Guidelines All work must be handmade and of professional quality No kits Original works, prints, and giclée's are welcome 💵 Booth Fee $20 per artist Show space is now filled.. Thank you for your continued support and for helping make this a vibrant celebration of art and community. — The Spring Into Art Committee 🌷

Pioneer Valley Art Festival Presented by the Agawam Community Artists and Artisans (ACAA) Artist & Artisan Information: Participation Requirements Artists and artisans must be present both days of the Festival. Students may participate for free, but must provide their own tent and booth setup. Artists are responsible for returning any provided tables and chairs to the Hall at the close of the Festival. Categories We welcome original work in the following categories: Acrylic Watercolor Oil Mixed Media Sculpture Metal Art Photography Clay & Pottery Fiber Arts Jewelry Furniture Woodworking Glass Authors/Writers Fashion Artisan work must be: Original and handmade by the artisan Of professional quality Not permitted: Kits Food items Soap Candles AI-generated artwork Accepted: Prints and giclée's of original artwork. Artist Demonstrations This year we will feature a dedicated demonstration area for artists and artisans who wish to demonstrate their creative process. The demonstration area will be located on the Pavilion in front of the Mosaic. If you are interested in demonstrating your work, please indicate this on the registration form. Demonstrations are a great opportunity to attract visitors and showcase your techniques. Registration: Submit Registration Forms Submit Online or Mail your registration form to: ACAA 75 Simpson Circle Agawam, MA 01001 or email to: tocarefree2@hotmail.com Payment Options Payment may be made: Online at: www.agawamarts.com By mailing a check to: ACAA 75 Simpson Circle Agawam, MA 01001 New Applicants All new applicants will go through a juried review process. Notification of acceptance will be sent within five business days after your registration form is received. Once accepted, payment may be made by check or online through our website. The Festival reserves the right to limit your display to the artwork that was juried and accepted. Returning Artists (2025 Participants) Artists and artisans who participated in the 2025 Festival may simply submit their registration form: Mail to: ACAA 75 Simpson Circle Agawam, MA 01001 or email to: tocarefree2@hotmail.com Payment can be made through the website or by mailing a check. Cancellations No refunds will be issued for cancellations or no-shows. The Festival will not cancel due to rain, and there is no alternate date. Festival Setup: Friday – August 21 Setup begins: 10:00 AM Festival hours: 2:00 PM – 8:00 PM Saturday – August 22 No booth breakdowns before 4:00 PM Each exhibitor space will have a numbered sign corresponding with the Festival booklet. Display Requirements To maintain a consistent appearance: Artists located in the middle aisle of the Hall and the middle aisle of the Pavilion are asked to use black table coverings (cloth or black plastic). Security & Booth Sitting Security will be present Friday night. Booth sitters will be available during the Festival. Please see Festival volunteers at the Information Booth if assistance is needed. Parking: Loading & Unloading Easy loading and unloading is available. Artists in the Hall may use the two rear doors for convenient access. After unloading, please move your vehicle so parking near the Festival buildings remains available for guests. Parking is available: In the rear parking areas Near the main entrance of the lot Handicap Parking Several handicapped parking spaces are located near the Pavilion. Please leave these spaces available for guests who need them. Parking on the Grass Area Artists displaying near the logs in the parking lot area must move vehicles to the main parking lot after unloading for the safety of visitors and the Historical area. ATM An ATM is available at the entrance of the Hall for Festival guests. Photography Photos will be taken during the Festival for future promotional use. Advertising & Promotion The Pioneer Valley Art Festival is widely promoted through: Local television appearances Social media Agawam Media Channels 15 and 1074 (HD) The Agawam Cultural Council website Area newspapers Local town forums Mailchimp newsletters The ACAA website The ACAA Facebook page Over 23 street signs will be placed around Agawam and Feeding Hills the weekend before the Festival. Contact Festival Coordinator: Ceil Rossi Email: tocarefree2@hotmail.com Website: www.agawamarts.com ONLINE Registration Form SUBMIT PAYMENT ONLINE MAIL IN Registration Form Support This program is supported in part by a grant from the Agawam Cultural Council , a local agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council , a state agency.

Explore adult art classes and creative workshops offered by Agawam Community Artists & Artisans for artists of all skill levels. Classes ACAA ART CLASSES at the Please fill out our Survey to help us improve our class offerings 568 COLLEGE HWY, SOUTHWICK Unleash your creativity while making a real impact in the Pioneer Valley community. 🎨 Express Yourself: Explore a wide variety of beginner and intermediate classes taught by talented ACAA artists. 🍎 Help Your Neighbors: A portion of the net proceeds from every class goes directly to local food pantries helping families in need. 🤝 Start Your Journey: No experience necessary. Thanks to the generosity of the Daily Grind we provide a welcoming space to learn, grow, have fun, and give back. Dot Art 03/14/26 Level: Beginner/Intermediate Using dotting tools, brushes, and acrylic paint, you will learn the techniques to create a unique floral design. Price $30 READ MORE Paper Flower Creations 03/28/26 Level: Beginner Turn paper into fun colorful flowers in this introductory flower making class. Price $30 READ MORE Junk Journals-Part 1 04/11/26 Level: Beginner/Intermediate Using papers of all kinds, learn the techniques and tools needed to create a bound journal for photos, scrapbook, or your personal writings. Each session you will be introduced to the skills to create a different and unique junk journal. Price $30 READ MORE Junk Journals- Part 2 04/25/26 Level: Beginner/Intermediate Using papers of all kinds, learn the techniques and tools needed to create a bound journal for photos, scrapbook, or your personal writings. Each session you will be introduced to the skills to create a different and unique junk journal. Price $30 READ MORE Watercolor and Colored Pencil- Part 1 05/02/26 Level: Beginner/Intermediate Drawing out, then painting a watercolor layer. Price $30 READ MORE Watercolor and Colored Pencil- Part 2 05/16/26 Level: Beginner/Intermediate Use colored pencils on top of the watercolor layer to complete piece. Price $30 READ MORE

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