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Wednesday, November 11, 2026 · 5:00 PM–7:00 PM
Downtown Farmington Becomes a Gallery
Seven Local Businesses. Seven Local Artists. ONE Free Evening of Art, Community & Stories. Join us Wednesday, November 11, 2026, 5–7 PM: Rosewood House with Rebecca Neithercutt; Broadway Barber Shop & Broadway Bronze with Thomas Sorensen; Meen Tattoos with Brent Laflin; The Homestead Kitchen and Bar with Lia Sofia; Twice Sold Tales with Katherine Richards; The Shoe Guy with Cherie Giampietro; and Franklin County Co-Working with Emma Haywood. Free admission. Auction proceeds benefit the Franklin County Animal Shelter. An FCCW Production.
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November 11 · 5–7 PM · Seven stops · Seven artists · Full lineup confirmed · An FCCW Production
The evening, frame by frame
A gallery night made for meeting people.
Plan your evening
See the participating galleries, artists and event details on this site.
Step inside
All seven stops are confirmed: 1 Rosewood House, 2 Broadway Barber Shop & Broadway Bronze, 3 Meen Tattoos, 4 The Homestead, 5 Twice Sold Tales, 6 The Shoe Guy and 7 Franklin County Co-Working. See each stop’s artist on the route below.
Hear the story
Each artist shares the who, why and what behind their work.
Discover downtown
Enjoy local art and welcoming downtown businesses, all within an easy walk on Main Street and Broadway.
Complete the walk
Visit every destination, discover local creativity and support the Franklin County Animal Shelter through the auction.
A silent auction will be held at every stop, with 100% of gift-basket proceeds benefiting the Franklin County Animal Shelter.
5:00 PM, the evening begins → 7:00 PM, ArtWalk ends · After-party details announcing soon
What attendees can expect
A gallery night built by the whole downtown.
Seven stops. Seven artists. The November lineup is complete: Rebecca Neithercutt at Rosewood House, Thomas Sorensen at Broadway Barber Shop & Broadway Bronze, Brent Laflin at Meen Tattoos, Lia Sofia at The Homestead Kitchen and Bar, Katherine Richards at Twice Sold Tales, Cherie Giampietro at The Shoe Guy and Emma Haywood at Franklin County Co-Working.
Get free ticketsCome together
Meet neighbors, artists, shop owners and new friends in an evening made for real conversation, not quiet rooms and velvet ropes.
Support downtown
Every stop brings people through the doors of an independent Farmington business and celebrates what local owners make possible together.
See art with room to breathe
Downtown businesses lend artists gallery-style walls, windows and gathering space they rarely have access to locally because traditional exhibition real estate is limited.
Taste something local
Enjoy wine, cheese and charcuterie from local partners while you browse, talk, bid and settle into each new space.
And it’s all for the local cats and dogs
Every auction dollar supports the animals at Franklin County Animal Shelter.
Come ready to network, discover something unexpected, support every side of the local creative economy, and have a genuinely fun night while helping FCAS care for local pets.
Donate directly to FCASThe illustrated route
Seven doors. One downtown.
Twice Sold Tales
Meen Tattoos
Broadway Barber
Rosewood House
The Shoe Guy
Homestead
FCCW
Free5–7 PMNov 11
What you’ll taste
Local art deserves local flavor.
Ron’s Market
A Farmington neighborhood institution providing wine and provisions for walk night.
Partner detailsUp Front & Pleasant Gourmet
Front Street’s gourmet market curating cheese, charcuterie and specialty snacks.
Partner detailsB&B Bakery and Beyond
A community-centered Broadway bakery serving fresh-baked treats and sweets for walk night.
Partner detailsThe Homestead Kitchen and Bar
A family-owned downtown gathering place serving scratch-made, seasonal dishes for more than four decades. Try Lia Sofia’s signature Wildwoods Old Fashioned, with net proceeds from every one sold going to the Franklin County Animal Shelter.
Partner detailsArt for animals
Walk for art.
Give for the animals.
Donations and prize-auction proceeds go 100% to the Franklin County Animal Shelter. ArtWalk takes nothing, every dollar helps homeless pets right here in our community.
Donate directlyOur kickass community sponsors
The partners making the walk possible.
Franklin County Children’s Task Force (FCCTF)
Supporting ArtWalk Downtown Farmington and the local community.
ArtsFarmington
A University of Maine at Farmington affiliate bringing concerts and the arts to the greater Farmington community.
Visit websiteThe Lion’s Den Thrift Shop
Farmington thrift shop and founding supporter of ArtWalk Downtown Farmington.
Visit websiteQuotron
Founding partner of the ArtWalk event series.
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Broadway Barbershop & Bronze
Proud sponsor of ArtWalk Farmington and host of November’s Stop 2, featuring Shug at 244 Broadway.
Garnet Villages
Garnet Villages is a cooperative for community-minded creatives in Farmington, Maine. More than just housing, we create space for artists, makers, and neighbors to connect through affordable cooperative co-living, creative programming, local events, and our community storefront.
Franklin County Animal Shelter
The beneficiary of ArtWalk prizes and auction items.
Minikins
Minikins is a downtown Farmington shop at 218 Broadway, offering handmade Maine fleece clothing for babies and children, educational and interactive toys, and plush animals. A local event sponsor supporting ArtWalk Farmington and the downtown community.
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