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AUGUST 9th thru AUGUST 20TH    at the ARTISAN 

 114 Main S.W. Ilwaco, WA

brought to you by the Peninsula Clay Artists

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July 26, 2011   No Comments

Third Annual Clay Show Schedule of Events

July 25, 2011   No Comments

3rd ANNUAL PENINSULA CLAY ARTISTS SALE, SHOW & WORKSHOPS

AUGUST 9th thru 20th 2011

Event Hours:

Aug. 13th & 14th    10 – 4

Aug. 15th thru 20th    12 -4

OPENING RECEPTION:

Aug. 12th    5 p.m. 

 

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July 25, 2011   No Comments

SMOKE & FIRE RAKU WORKSHOP

AUGUST 12th & 13th, 2011   from   10 – 4     

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July 25, 2011   No Comments

” JEWELRY MAKING WORKSHOP “

July 25, 2011   No Comments

“Free Form Mosaic Workshop” Aug. 16,17 &18th



at the ARTISAN   ~   114 Main S.W.  Ilwaco, WA  98624

July 25, 2011   No Comments

CLAMSHELL RAILROAD DAYS

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Join us on July 16 &17 for Clamshell Railroad Days 2011 at the Columbia Pacific Heritage Museum, Lake Street, Ilwaco, WA.  The Museum will offer lectures, bus tours, the Kids Craft Corner, model railroad club scale layouts and more.


Entrance to Clamshell Railroad Days is $5 and includes a souvenir pin and Museum entrance for 2 days, kids under 12 are free.  New this year the event will be free for CPHM members.


For more Information about Clamshell Railroad Days please contact the Museum at 360-642-3446.

July 13, 2011   No Comments

FEEL THE THUNDER!!!!

Fireworks Saturday Night at the Ilwaco Marina, great family friendly event.  COME ON DOWN AND JOIN US – approx 9.30pm -

June 29, 2011   No Comments

Gallery talk by David Hansen

Please join us for the gallery talk by David, the grandson of Maude Kimball Hansen.  Picturing the Lower Columbia: The Paintings of Maude Kimball Butler is now on display at the Musum.  David will be at the Museum at 2pm on Saturday June 25, 2011. 

Painting by Maude Kimball Butler

June 15, 2011   No Comments

“Art Night at the Marina”

Saturday, June 18th from 5 to 8 pm.

We are very excited about moving our summer art events to the third Saturday of each month. We hope this will give more visitors an opportunity to come and enjoy the fun.

The Wade Gallery will be featuring the first of a three-part collection of Bruce Peterson’s images depicting Seaview’s homes, color and feel. Bruce has been in Seaview since 1988 and his original love of the town’s unique character is still evident today. Preview images at http://brucewpeterson.wordpress.com/.

K Street

K Street

The gallery will also be showing some wonderful hand crafted silver jewelry, created specifically for us by Ron & Debbie Watts of Laserwolf Silver.

Marie Powell’s Shoalwater Cove Gallery will feature a new array of mixed media paintings as well as original monotypes.  If you haven’t seen Marie Powell’s latest artwork from New Zealand, you’ll want to stop in for a preview, and a chance to add an impressive original to your art collection.  They are spectacular!  Also featured will be a new collection of original one-of-a-kind art notecards by Marie Powell.  These are collectable and frameable. View images at http://marie-powell.com/.

Monoprint

Monoprint

Also showing at Marie Powell’s gallery, and new for Spring and Summer:  Exquisite original Jewelry by Sandra Lill.

The Powell’s will also be giving away a wonderful dinner for two at Pelicano Restaurant on the waterfront at the Port of Ilwaco, which includes:

3 Course Dinner for Two and a Bottle of House Wine

Peruse their menu at http://www.pelicanorestaurant.com/.

Refreshments will be served at the gallery by the ever gracious Colleen Anderson

Nautical Brass will be displaying the beautiful and painstakingly executed art of Stillwater Fish Prints. Artists Ty and Tamara Mautner live and make art in Rockaway Beach, Oregon.  Life long coastal residents, they have always felt a deep bond to the sea and all life within it. Their work incorporates the Japanese art technique of Gyotaku, which started as a way for fishermen to accurately record their catches, and has since developed into a form of fine art.  They also use the raw print to create their own unique and beautiful representation of life under the surface. To view these highly original prints go to http://www.stillwaterprints.com/.

Stillwater Fish Print

All these things and much more will be happening at the Port of Ilwaco’s Marina Saturday June 18th from 5 to 8ish. Come on down, make an evening of it, stroll the waterfront,  have a bite, have some refreshments, have some fun.

 

 

June 6, 2011   No Comments