Community and Artisans Connect in a Celebration of Creativity

Open Daily from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Discover the Artistry Within

Welcome to Artistic Roots, a cooperative art gallery and teaching center. The gallery is home to more than forty juried artisans with wall art, cards, jewelry, fabric arts, glass, wood turning, pottery, and sculpture.

Upcoming Classes

Here are some of the classes we’re currently offering. Click the button below to explore details and register.

Upcoming Events

Visiting Artists Reception

March 27 from 5-6:30 p.m.

Refreshments will be served . All are welcome.

Featuring the work of:

  • Kathryn Twombly

  • Cathy Loebs

  • Annette Mitchell

  • Rosella Rentas

Meet Our Visiting Artists

Artistic Roots is excited to welcome four visiting artists whose work brings fresh perspectives, new energy, and inspiring creativity to our gallery walls.

March 2026-June 2026

Painter

Rosella is a Art and Design Major with two minors in Psychology and Art History from Plymouth State University. She is a multi-media artist working in various two dimensional and three dimensional art. Rosella is inspired by the natural world and aims to recreate what she sees.

Rosella Rentas-Ubeda

Cathy Loebs

Needle Felter

Cathy Loebs is a self taught needle felter. She has been creating with roving wool since 2019 and enjoys creating animals, portraits and 3D pictures. Cathy is a retired nurse who recently moved up to the Plymouth area with her husband

Pen and Suma Ink

Annette Mitchell is a New Hampshire-based artist and Professor Emerita of Art at Plymouth State University, renowned for inventing and teaching a unique foam plate printing technique. She specializes in creating vibrant, interpretive, and, at times, abstract paintings and prints, with works often reflecting personal visions developed through community-focused, semi-private workshops at Artistic Roots in Plymouth.

Annette Mitchell

Kathy Twombly

Watercolorist

Kathy Twombly has been painting in watercolor since 2020. She is inspired by the medium of watercolor itself and the contrast between controlling the paint and letting the watercolor do what it naturally wants. Her style is eclectic and her subjects range from florals, to landscapes, to stifle and most recently, portraits.