Artisan's Almanac

Download the magazine here for FREE!

This free full-color art- tourism magazine includes artist features, art news, up-to-date resources, new art technology, festival listings, event calendars, beautiful photography and more.

Artisan's Almanac is distributed in high-traffic areas throughout Oregon and within a five hour driving radius of Klamath Falls for free.

Advertising with the Artisans's Almanac comes with a year-long advantage. Your color ad will be listed for the year in four places for 1 price:

• The Artisan's Almanac (printed version)
• www.artisansalmanac.com
• www.creativitycollective.com/aroundtown
• www.facebook.com/artisansalmanac

Issue #1 - Release 2011

Highlights of the issue:

• Top 3 Film Locations in Klamath County
• Klamath County Event Schedule
• KU STORIES Documentary Released
• Storyorb Creative Writing Events
• Creative Casting Agency

Our 2010 Team

Editor in Chief: Christy Soto
Assistant Editor: Jessica Reeves
Journalists: ChristySoto, Gary Kout, Kohel Haver, Matt Wilson, Trish Seiler
Photography: Christy Soto
Art Director: Mike Stier, Christy Soto
Graphic Design: Christy Soto, Mike Stier, Jessica Reeves
Sales: Christy Soto, Jessica Reeves, Diana Kellstrom, Kyla Marino, Sybil Fulk

Contact information:

Artisan's Almanac c/o The Creativity Collective
631 S. 5th St. Klamath Falls, OR 97601
(504) 957-5820

Submission policy:

All subject matter, form, size, wording, illustrations and typography is subject to approval. Reproductions of this magazine, website or its contents require the express written consent of the publisher. Artisans Almanac welcomes editorial contributions, suggestions and story ideas from its readers. Artisans Almanac is not responsible for unsolicited manuscripts. Manuscripts or materials unaccompanied by a stamped, self-addressed envelope will not be returned.

These activities further the exempt purposes of The Creativity Collective by providing education, resources, networking, opportunities, exposure and experience for journalists, photographers, graphic designers and more. Exposure to new residents generates interest in local arts, including the arts of The Creativity Collective.