(* denotes this month's featured galleries)

Charles Baker Studio - 237 High Street - 608-987-3849
Artworks by this master draftsman executed in a variety of print techniques including etching, engraving, and woodcut. Imagery ranges from portraiture in the realist tradition to imaginative fantasy.

The Bohlin Gallery - 22 High Street - 608-987-5444
An ever-changing assortment of fine American traditional and contemporary arts and crafts, including weaving, pewter, jewelry, ceramics, paper products, and other hand-made objects, all displayed in a restored 1876 building.

Brewery Pottery Studio - 276 Shake Rag Street - 608-987-3669
A full selection of hand-made pottery by Tom and Diana Johnston, along with two- and three-dimensional works in many media by a huge number of regional artists. The building is a destination in its own right.

Chestnut Hill Studio - at Howdle Studios, 225 Commerce Street - 608-987-3335
Featuring original watercolor paintings, prints and postcards by Jan Johnson, whose themes revolve around an intimate acquaintance with the world of plants. James Johnson is drawing on symbolic elements from many cultures to interpret Christian experiences in a completely new medium.

* Green Lantern Studios - 261 High Street - 608-987-2880
Special Exhibition: "I can handle it!" - an exhibition and sale of handmade handbags. The exhibit will remain on view through April 27th. Paintings by gallery owner , sculptures by Carole Spelic', and prints, paintings, and photographs by a small selection of other artists are also on view in the "back room".

High Point Arts - 310 High Street - 608-987-3463
On view are many types of textiles and ethnic art and artifact that include words and letters, collected or created by Jamie Ross. Take advantage of the space being open to the public on Gallery Night! Other times, the works are visible from the street through the storefront windows.

High Street Gallery - 33 High Street - 608-987-3701
This cooperative gallery features the work of its talented group of current members. Many media are represented, including painting, fiber, jewelry, collage, photography, and mixed media. Enjoy the intimate atmosphere in this 1800's space.

Howdle Studio - 225 Commerce Street - 608-987-3590
Visit the working studio and gallery showroom of sculptor Bruce Howdle. His loosely representational ceramics range from functional mugs to fully three-dimensional sculptural creatures (such as birds, turtles and pigs) to full-wall sized relief murals.

Johnston Gallery - 245 High Street - 608-987-3787
Over 160 regional and nationally known artists create an extensive and carefully chosen selection of ceramics, glass, photography, metal, jewelry, fiber wearables and more in this well-established gallery.

La Bella Vita Fibre Gallery - 154 High Street - 608-987-2105
An eclectic collection of fibres and accessories for the beginning or avid fibre artist, featuring local and fair trade products. Also on view are fibre artworks from many Wisconsin artists.

* Longbranch Gallery - 203 Commerce Street - 608-987-4499
Featured for the April Gallery Night are new works by Tom Kelly and Peg Miller. Showcasing over 100 artisans, with an emphasis on rustic, folk, and fine art, including affordable prints. Look for work by Beth Bird, George Clark, Ken Koskela, Anita Nelson, Richard Pearce, and Dale Repp.

M. Studio & Gallery - 234 High Street - 608-987-2039
M. Studio displays fine art photography (both traditional and digital) by gallery owner Philip Mrozinski and other regional photographers. Full-scale wall works and postcards are available.
Mineral Point Gallery Night - Mineral Point, Wisconsin
Saturday, April 5th, 2008, 5-9 PM

Galleries/Artists continued: (* denotes this month's featured galleries)

Sirius Sunlight Glass Studio - 218 High Street - 608-987-2716
Owners Jill Engels and Chuck Pound work in stained glass, mosaic, and hot glass techniques. You'll find window panels, stepping stones, marbles, bowls, glass ornaments and icicles, as well as many more kinds of colorful objects.

The Spotted Dog Gallery - 148 High Street - 608-987-2855
Owner Ann Alderson Cabezas' hand-blown glass bowls are carved by means of sandblasting, and then painted and re-fired. Themes involve nature, movement and whimsy. Also showcasing fine work of many American artists working in a wide range of materials, from ceramics to fiber.

Story Pottery - corner of Fountain & Commerce Streets - 608-987-2903
Always on view: functional bowls, vases, pitchers, and dinnerware with intriguing glazes by potter/owner Harriet Story, and Audrey Christie's unique cushions and hand-colored woodblock prints.

Participating/Supporting Restaurants:

Brewery Creek - 23 Commerce Street - 608-987-3298
Housed in a restored 1850's stone warehouse, this pub and inn always has several fresh beers - brewed on location - that compliment an ever-changing menu of great foods. The restaurant and brewpub is open for lunch and dinner.

Café Four at the Chesterfield – 20 Commerce Street
Opening Soon!

Red Rooster Café - 158 High Street - 608-987-9936
Locally famous for homemade Cornish specialties like pasty and figgyhobbin along with a classic American menu that includes sandwiches and homemade pies. The Red Rooster is a favorite low-key spot for residents and visitors alike.

For more information on Gallery Nights, call Carole Spelic' at 608-987-4178 or e-mail at cspelic@yahoo.com