Keep up your artistic practice with these summer classes! Drawing, Plein Air Oil Painting and Oil/Acrylic classes available now. Watercolor workshop still to be scheduled. Click here to learn more! Read More

Ever dreamed of tippling in the Rhône valley or perhaps Provence? Well, now’s your chance! Please join us at the Old Town Triangle on Thursday, April 13, 2023, at 5:30 pm, for the perfect pairing as we venture to southern France with Mike Baker, Advanced Sommelier / Read More

  Your donation helps us meet the early bills that come with the onset of the Fair and gets the Old Town Art Fair off to a positive start. This also allows us to maintain our art and cultural programs, as well as support children’s programs, schools, neighborhood Read More

  Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Annual Members’ Meeting & Election of Board Officers and Directors Thursday, January 26, 2023  Congratulations to our new President Ray Clark, First Vice President Aneta Tomaszkiewicz, Director Beth Burk, and returning Read More

Dear OTTA Members, On November 1, 2022, Darius Tandon. Nominating Committee Chair, submitted to Marya Lucas, OTTA Secretary, the list of candidates the committee selected to slate for the 2023 Board of Directors. He shared that the committee had wonderful conversations with many Read More

Show off this year’s amazing poster design and support the Old Town Art Fair with a special edition t-shirt. You may recall that we ran out last year, very early! To ensure that members don’t run into that situation again, the Merchandise Committee has purchased a Read More

BYLAWS_2021_REDLINE_reviewed_by_BOARD_10.21.21 Copy of Appendix A of Bylaws – Google Docs mark up   Read More

The 2021 Old Town Art Fair was a great success, and it wouldn’t have been possible without all the tireless volunteers and workers that made it happen. Join us outside The Old Town Triangle Association from 6 PM to 9:30 PM on Friday, July 16th! Read More

We love our summer berries here in the Midwest: strawberries, raspberries, blueberries, black raspberries, currants and serviceberries. Juicy, rounded, brightly colored, sweet or sour, and many have pips or seeds, they’re perfect for jams, jellies, pies, tarts, muffins and Read More