The fourth annual Falmouth Open Studio Tour will take place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 14, offering visitors a chance to explore seven artists’ studios and creative spaces across Falmouth.

The self-guided tour will feature painting, handmade paper, custom lighting, jewelry, ceramics, stained glass, woodworking and photography. Visitors can speak with artists about their materials and processes, explore work inspired by Maine’s coastlines and forests and find handmade gifts.

The participating locations are Studio Artisane, 414 Middle Road, featuring woodworking by Sandrine Moser; Ember Grove, 94 Middle Road, with handmade paper, lighting and jewelry by Lisa Ferreira Jones; and 224 Foreside Road, with paintings by Lisa Bard Clement and mixed-media work by Michelle Birkel.

Other stops include Tricia Toms Studio, 78 Foreside Road, with photography by Toms and jewelry by Sarni Malley of Magpie Creations; Deena S. Ball Fine Art, 53 Falmouth Road, with paintings by Ball and ceramics by Rebecca Laflam of Mud in Maine; and Jessica LaPlante Fine Art, 167 Brook Road, with paintings by LaPlante.

At 10 Bowdoin Drive, visitors can see stained glass by Michael Kane of Raising Kane Stained Glass Studio, paintings by Melissa Kane of Palette Knife Girl and oil paintings by Gail Angellis.

The event also supports local causes. Deena S. Ball’s studio will raise money for the Falmouth Land Trust, while other participating studios will support the Falmouth Food Pantry. Select locations will offer painting raffles and other activities.

For artist profiles, a studio map and further information, visit falmouthmaine.wixsite.com/openstudiotour or email deena@deenasball.com.