THANK YOU FOR COMING OUT TO
THE GORGE ARTISTS OPEN STUDIO TOUR!
We appreciate your support of art and artists in the Gorge!
Please sign up for our newsletter at the bottom of the page for information about Gorge Artists Open Studios 2027. If you are an artist interested in applying this fall for the Tour next spring, please sign up for the artists newsletter and we will reach out when the application period opens.
If you were unable to visit every artist that you wanted to meet, you can always contact them to schedule a personal studio visit - check out their artist page for contact details!
Plan Your Weekend
The Gorge Artists Open Studios Tour is a fun and inspiring event. Make your visit into an even bigger event — come out and stay a few days. Gorge hotels, restaurants, shopping, breweries, and wineries will round out your experience! See our sponsors for some ideas on how to create a fantastic weekend.
May is a big month in the Gorge for art! Catch the Pacific NW Plein Air Exhibit at Maryhill Museum runs through May 30th. The White Salmon Wildflower Festival kicked off on May 1st with events through May 31st. And the 2026 Columbia Gorge Wine and Art Festival is on May 9th from 12-5pm.
Whether you’re planning your Tour route in advance or on the road tracking down studios, our TOUR MAP will be a big help. Click the links on the map to get directions quickly and make the most of your day.
*Opening the map in a new window (by clicking the icon on the map’s top right corner or TOUR MAP above) will open the full map with a legend/artist’s names.
Note that when crossing the Hood River-White Salmon Interstate Bridge you will incur a toll of $3.50 each way via overhead cameras, an invoice will be sent to the license holder. To proactively pay these tolls click HERE.
tour map
Tour Booklet
There are a limited number of printed copies of the 2026 Tour Booklet available at some of our sponsor locations — click here for a digital version. Added bonus: you can flip through past open studios tour booklets
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Access
This event welcomes guests into artists’ working studios — these could be in attics, basements, garages, outbuildings or commercial spaces. We have noted some of the studios as ADA accessible (most of these are commercial spaces). However, if you have mobility limitations, please consider reaching out to artists in advance to confirm accessibility. Many not listed as ADA accessible are ground-level studios that are partially accessible. You’ll find artist phone numbers on most artist pages.