Cyd Rowley Jewelry is Part of American Craft Council’s Open Studio Weekend
Open studio tours are scheduled for July 18–19, 2026
(June 29, 2026) Kensington, MD — Cyd Rowley Jewelry will welcome visitors to her Kensington, MD studio on July 18-19, 2026, for the American Craft Council’s National Craft Open Studios Weekend. Rowley is among a select group of artists chosen for this first-of-its-kind, nationwide celebration of craft in America, inviting the public into the creative spaces of craft artists across the country. Rowley is an accomplished local artist whose contemporary jewelry is inspired by ancient forms, and is designed to be held, worn, and experienced.
Rowley’s studio will be open 11 am–5 pm on both Saturday and Sunday. She will be conducting tours, displaying some of her work, and performing demonstrations of specific jewelry making techniques.
Rowley is introducing the next chapter of her business, which has always been about connection—for the maker, the wearer, and the creative community. The relaunch is about building connections even further.
Visitors can stop by the studio at 10449 Metropolitan Avenue, Kensington, MD, or they can register to attend and view an interactive map of artists across the country at craftcouncil.org/events/national-craft-open-studios-weekend/.
About the American Craft Council
The American Craft Council (ACC) is a national nonprofit fostering connection through the handmade. Building upon an 80+ year legacy of tradition and innovation as a membership-based nonprofit, ACC leverages the transformative possibilities of craft through storytelling, resources for artists and appreciators, and events. In partnership with organizations across the country, we mobilize our diverse craft ecosystem to create a world where objects matter, makers thrive, and craft connects.
The ACC’s website is: craftcouncil.org/events/national-craft-open-studios-weekend/
About Cyd Rowley Jewelry
Cyd Rowley is an independent jewelry artist whose handcrafted pieces explore the relationship between adornment, memory and human connection. Drawing inspiration from ancient forms, she creates tactile jewelry meant to be felt, worn and experienced – pieces that connect us to humanity, ourselves and the present moment.
Cyd Rowley Jewelry’s website is: https://www.cydrowley.com
