Photo courtesy of the Mazomanie Historic Art Center

The village of Mazomanie, Wisconsin (located 20 miles west of Madison), is establishing itself as a cultural tourist destination. The Downtown Historic District, comprised of 32 commercial and industrial buildings, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places and is a unique collection of renovated storefronts and buildings from the mid 1800's. The beautifully restored Mazomanie Historic Art Center is located at 103 Crescent Street, in the building that originally housed the Parman's blacksmith shop.

Photo courtesy of Tamlyn Akins

In the last few years the Center has hosted numerous exhibits and workshops. By supporting the arts and fostering the growth of shops, restaurants and galleries, the historic brick and stone structures of Mazomanie are once again becoming home to a vibrant business and arts community.

During the Spring Art Tour the Art Center will be exhibiting artworks by Susan Klabak of Mazomanie, and Lori Haack, Sue Schuetz and Barbara Anderson of Cross Plains. Click their names (below) to find out more about these fine artists.

Susan Klabak © Susan Klabak	Barbara C. Anderson © Barbara Anderson
Suzanne Ellis © Suzanne Ellis	Jennifer Mally © Jennifer Mally

ART CENTER ACCESS: The first floor of the gallery is at ground level and can be easily accessed through the main door, however, because it is a historic building, the second floor of the gallery can only be accessed via stairs.

103 Crescent Street, Mazomanie, WI 53560
contactus@uniminds.com