Art Hus Artist Collective Opens

Solvang Storefront Features Works from 16 Area Artists

Monday, April 23, 2012

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Last week marked the grand opening of Art Hus (475 First St. #2, Solvang), a storefront and artist collective featuring handmade and vintage items from 16 Santa Ynez Valley artists. Items for sale include paintings, jewelry, cards, ceramics, clothing, and embroidered goods. Call (805) 686-1892 or visit arthusshop.blogspot.com for info.

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