SWAF25 by C.M.I.

Nov. 7-9, 2025

Cannon Beach, OR

Presented by the Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce

Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce invites you to the 38th Annual Stormy Weather Arts Festival

38th Annual Stormy Weather Arts Festival Poster

Cannon Beach artist Greg Scott is the Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce’s 2025 Artist of the Year. He is pictured here with his paintings that were used for this year’s Sandcastle Poster and the painting Cloudy with a Chance of Whales used for the 38th Stormy Weather Arts Festival poster.

On Friday, November 7, from 4 to 6:30 p.m., the House of Orange Gallery will host Scott’s artist reception, where he will share the story behind “Cloudy with a Chance of Whales.”

Event Poster & Collectors Items

Posters for Greg Scott’s “Cloudy With A Chance of Whales,” will be available in open and limited editions and will be available for purchase at the Cannon Beach Chamber of Commerce and Information Center or online at store.cannonbeach.org, once they arrive! Check back later to get yours!

Tote Bag: Sturdy double strap tote bag with magnetic clasp. Carry all your brand new art in this commemorative tote! $25.00

Sketch Book: A4 sized sketchbook with ribbon marker and elastic closure, perfect for the artists imagination, notes, or free form journaling. $20.00

Blanket: Keep warm with a vibrant machine washable blanket. 48x60in. $50.00

The Chamber of Commerce is located at 207 N Spruce St, (503) 436-2623

Experiencing Stormy Weather Arts Festival

With over 50+ events, including artist demonstrations, a concert, hands-on workshops, artist receptions, buskers around town, special dinners & tastings, kids’ craft events, and more, there is truly something for everyone to experience. View the complete event listing details on pages 8-9. Some events may require a ticket purchase in advance.

Event History & Overview

For 37 years, the Stormy Weather Arts Festival has happened on the first weekend in November and traditionally has been one of Cannon Beach’s most popular events. You can immerse yourself in the creative culture that has long been a part of this community recognized as one of the 100 best art towns in America. The weekend offers musical performances and gallery events with the opportunity to meet renowned artists, see their latest works, or watch them demonstrate their techniques. Enjoy a variety of gallery receptions, artist demonstrations, and paint classes, and catch free live musical performances with regional musicians at outdoor venues throughout the town. Cannon Beach is home to more than a dozen art galleries. Many of their most successful national and regional artists and prominent local artists will be showcased during the festival.

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Stormy Weather Arts Festival 2025

Festival Outline

Friday, Nov. 7 10-6

Saturday, Nov. 8 10-5 with the Artist Reception 5-7

Sunday, Nov. 9 10-4

Bronze Coast Gallery

224 N Hemlock Suite 2 | Cannon Beach art@bronzecoastgallery.com

Bronze Coast Gallery has been in operation for over 30 years and represents more than 50 artists from the northwest and beyond. We offer a wide variety of sculpture, from classic limited-edition bronze to innovative contemporary artwork and unique paintings. We are delighted to participate in Cannon Beach’s annual Stormy Weather Arts Festival, where our gallery will be hosting four of our remarkably talented artists.

Nathan Bennett

Using the patina process on bronze plates as his canvas, Nathan Bennett mines new veins in painting. His landscapes have a surreal quality, a sense of otherness, which is partly due to his unusual medium. Taking the chemicals normally used to finish bronze sculpture, he wields them as he would paint on a sheet of silica bronze which then becomes his unique canvas. “I seek not for wealth, transmuting the metals into gold, but to manipulate them into a one-of-a-kind work of art.”

Deborah Bridges

Ceramic artist, Deborah Bridges creates provoking figurative sculpture. The exploration of an idea in a piece is central to Deborah’s work, and she will work in a series until that initial idea is exhausted within the form. “I love the complicated and mysterious humanity of the figures that grapple with the full range of human experience, the dark as well as the light. The face paint points to the masks we wear as we try to hold on to the stories of our personas.”

Jim Eppler

Jim Eppler has been praised for his lifelike recreations and his gentle interpretations of the world around us. He recreates these visions for our participation and his respect and appreciation for nature allows his art to flow so freely. Eppler has always been a keen observer of nature and has spent hours capturing images of light to underscore select components of movement and animals within their landscapes.

Robert Rogers

Robert Rogers is inspired by many cultures and historic lore; greatly influenced by his many visits to the great art meccas of Europe. For more than 40 years, Robert has designed and created fine jewelry as an art and expression of love for the craft. His highly detailed work reflects his skills, not only as a jeweler, but also as a master wax carver. Robert’s forms of art are layered by the actual creation of the piece and his descriptive storyline that develops with the feeling and passion of each piece as it is being created.

Jeffrey Hull Introduces New Originals & Prints

Stormy Weather Arts Festival Schedule

Friday (November 7) 5-7pm: Artist Reception.

Saturday (November 8) 4-7pm: Open House Reception.

hullgallery.com

503.436.2600

To celebrate the 2025 Stormy Weather Arts Festival, the Jeffrey Hull Gallery will introduce new original work and prints of Hull’s new oil painting ‘Symphony In Gray.’ (show above) Jeffrey Hull started painting in his teens, but focused on his fascination with watercolors over 50 years ago and never looked back. His command of painting and love for the Pacific Northwest Coast places the viewer directly into scenes of sandy beaches, wind-sculpted trees and dramatic cliffs draped in coastal mist. Since 1987, he and his wife Carol have offered his paintings of the beautiful coast in their spacious second-floor gallery at Sandpiper Square in the heart of downtown Cannon Beach. Over time, both the gallery and his paintings have grown; he’s added oils to his repertoire; and the gallery also now proudly produces high quality reproductions of his work in house. The gallery is open daily, 10am-5:30pm.

New Exhibition Opening at White Bird Gallery

White Bird Gallery kicks off Stormy Weather Arts Festival with a new exhibition celebrating mixed media artworks in an array of materials and styles, including works created from repurposed books, paper & wax collage, stitching, embroidery, assemblage sculpture and more!

Our weekend events include a gallery demonstration by featured artists Valerie Savarie who uses altered books as the centerpiece of her creations. Watch Valerie transform vintage books through cutting, carving and stitching them into one-of-a-kind wall sculptures that tell her own unique stories.

Beginning Friday morning, the gallery is hosting a weekend long jewelry pop-up show. Debbie Shaner of BeMused Creations is showcasing her old-soul enamel jewelry that is inspired by the colors and textures of nature. Mainly working in torch and kiln fired enamel, Debbie’s pieces have a vintage feeling, with designs that use botanical forms and richly saturated colors to create original pieces of wearable art jewelry. Meet Debbie in the gallery on Friday or Saturday and find that special piece of jewelry at her pop-up show!

In our Mixed Media Group Exhibition, we’re thrilled to be introducing a new gallery artist during the festival happenings. We welcome the artworks of Nikki Virbitsky to our gallery lineup. Nikki’s intimately scaled pieces use hand embroidery layered over antique imagery. Her skillful renderings are slowly stitched into found photographs creating a quirky and delightful juxtaposition of subjects and textures.

Jewelry Pop-Up Show with Debbie Shaner of BeMused Creations

White Bird Gallery Stormy Weather Arts Festival 2025 WEEKEND SCHEDULE

Friday, November 7

Jewelry Pop-Up Show with Debbie Shaner: 11:00am New Mixed Media Exhibition Opens: 4:00- 6:00pm

Saturday, November 8

Jewelry Pop-Up Show with Debbie Shaner: 10:00am Book Carving demo with Valerie Savarie: 12:00- 2:00

Live Music by Local Guitarist Wes Wahrmund: 2:30-4:30 Festival Reception with Artists: 5:00 - 7:00pm

Sunday, November 9 Gallery Open: 10:00am - 5:00pm New Exhibition continues through December 15th

Helga Winter Eco-printed repurposed book art

Ryan McAbery Photo & plexi map paintings

NEW ARTIST

Nikki Virbitsky

Hand embroidery & collage

Nina Alderete Cold wax collage

Dmitri Swain Architectural assemblage sculpture

Valerie Savarie Altered book sculpture

2025 Stormy Weather Arts Festival

November 7-9, 2025, Cannon Beach, OR

Music Around Town

Friday 11/7:

Sandpiper Square, 172 N. Hemlock: 5:30-7p

Chris Kenji Beer Duo

Saturday 11/8:

The Landing, 224 N. Hemlock: 11a-12:30p

Lauren Sheehan & Pete Krebs

1-2:30p

Dead End Duo

3-4:30p

Uncle Mary

Sandpiper Square, 172 N Hemlock: 10:30a-12p

Uncle Mary

12:30-2

John Orr & Chelsea LaFey

2:30-4p

Carr Family Trio

Coaster Theatre Square, 124 N. Hemlock: 11a-12:30p

Bruce Thomas Smith

1-2:30p

Chris Kenji Beer Duo

3-4:30

Lauren Sheehan & Pete Krebs

Sunday 11/9:

The Landing, 224 N. Hemlock:

1-2:30p

Deek Surf and the Groove Diggers

Sandpiper Square, 172 N Hemlock:: 1-2:30p

Chris Frick & the Blowhard Orchestra

Coaster Theatre Square, 124 N. Hemlock: 1-2:30p

Mercury Coast

FRIDAY

10am - 1pm | Steidel Community Hall

Storm Stories with Ricco DiStefano I’m Ricco DiStefano, and I paint storms. Who doesn’t love a good storm? DiStefano brings the power and beauty of nature to the canvas. Join him in a workshop of creativity, and landscapes thatresonate and bring the beauty of nature’s power, fury, and comfort to the viewer of his work.

10am to 5pm | Steidel Art

Artwork by Sally and Sam Steidel is on display featuring 17 matted and framed Bill Steidel originals that have never been viewed before.

10am - 6pm | Bronze Coast Gallery Artists Showing with Various Artists

11am | White Bird Gallery

Jewelry Pop-Up Show with Debbie Shaner

11am - 12:30pm | Steidel Community Hall

Copper Leaf & Form Workshop with Phil Seder

Fold forming is a metal-working technique that can be used to create forms of amazing complexity. This short hands-on workshop will allow you to explore these simple techniques. You will walk away with one or two finished creations that will delight you and friends alike. This workshop is for beginners who are curious about working with metal in a creative, hands-on way, with little or no prior experience with metal smithing.

12pm - 3:30pm | House of Orange Clayboard and Ink Workshop with Carol Ross

Discover the art of Clayboard and Ink with professional artist Carol Ross! Create a nuanced black-and-white floral, sea life, or animal masterpiece using texturizing

techniques and a keen eye. Perfect for all skill levels, no drawing necessary. Take home your unique work of art and a new medium to continue exploring.

2pm - 4pm | Crystal Cove Boutique

Paint the Stormy Skies of Cannon Beach! Beginning Watercolor with Karina Andrews

Play with different watercolor painting techniques with local artist Karina Andrews of the TinyLittleSkies project. Students will learn about composition and watercolor painting techniques while discussing art, life and the act of observation in an encouraging group setting. Create 2-5 watercolor paintings reflecting each participant’s individual style and experience during the Stormy Weather Arts Festival. Workshop geared towards beginners.

4pm - 6pm | Dragonfire Gallery

Meet the Artists with Wine Reception View a preview of new work and enjoy live music from John Silliman Dodge. For the 2025 Stormy Weather Arts Festival, DragonFire Gallery will feature three Pacific Northwest artists sharing a common thread of textural imagery. Theresa Andreas-O’Leary interprets the pattern and play of light on landscape using acrylics and gold or copper leaf. Anton Pavlenko uses bold brushwork and thickly applied oils in conveying the experience of place in the natural world. Printmaker Leslie Nan Moon creates graphic imagery of both human and animal worlds in carved linocuts overlaid with pops of color.

4pm - 6pm | Jeffrey Hull Gallery

Artists Reception and Viewing

4pm - 6pm | White Bird Gallery

New Mixed Media Exhibition Open

4pm - 6:30pm | House of Orange

Artist’s Reception featuring Greg Scott

Artists reception highlighting the work of Cannon Beach’s Artist of the Year, Greg Scott. Wine tasting by Saffron Fields. Live music by Chava Wolin & Band. New works unveiled by Greg Scott, Gesine Kratzner, Ricco Di Stefano, Carol Ross & Susan Walker

6pm - 9pm | Pelican Brewing Company Mother of All Storms: Dinner and Tasting

7pm | Cannon Beach Community Church

Concert & Photoshow

Natural Wonder, a solo piano concert and photoshow will feature piano music by Italian pianist/composer Ludovico Einaudi performed by local pianist David Robinson, accompanied by an hour of nature photos of the Italian Dolomites captured by David Robinson in summer 2025, projected onto a big screen. This concert and photoshow is free and open to the public.

SATURDAY

9:30am - 1pm | House of Orange Artists Demos with Elk Creek Coffee and Scones

Featuring artists Dianne Aoki, Carol Ross, Susan Walker, Susan Curington

10am - 5pm | Bronze Coast Gallery Artists Showing

11am | White Bird Gallery

Jewelry Pop-Up Show with Debbie Shaner

10am to 5pm | Steidel Art

Artwork by Sally and Sam Steidel is on display featuring 17 matted and framed Bill Steidel originals that have never been viewed before.

11am - 3pm | Dragonfire Gallery Artist Feature

Featured artists Theresa AndreasO’Leary, Anton Pavlenko and Leslie Nan Moon will demonstrate their artistic process and answer questions.

12pm - 2pm | White Bird Gallery Book Carving Demo with Valerie Savarie

12pm - 5pm | Love & Hemlock Sip. Shop. Sparkle.

Join us for an afternoon of sips, surprises, and timeless keepsakes.

Live Jewelry demos & a free charm with every bracelet.

12pm - 5pm | Cannon Beach Wine Shack

Bubbles meet Bliss.

Explore how to pair Sparkling Wine with your favorite guilty pleasure snacks.

1 - 4pm Tolovana Hall

The Art of Fall Botanicals: Ink & Watercolor Workshop Ages: Adults | Class Size: 12 students (Max)

Hands-on workshop with botanical artist Dorota. Learn how to blend loose, expressive watercolor washes with detailed ink work while painting fall botanicals from life. Together, we’ll practice observation skills and explore the structure, form, and beauty of plants in autumn. All materials provided—just bring your curiosity and creativity.

2:30pm - 4:30pm | White Bird Gallery

Live Music with Wes Wahrmund

2pm - 4pm | House of Orange Greg Scott Poster Signing

Meet Cannon Beach’s 2025 Artist of the Year

View “Cloudy with a Chance of Whales”

2pm - 5pm | Steidel Community Hall

Multi-Block Woodblock Printmaking (for Beginners) with Karina Andrews

Explore the meditative process of woodblock printmaking in this beginners workshop led by local artist Karina Andrews of OysterHillPress. We will learn the basics of woodblock printmaking including composition, image transfer, carving, ink mixing, block registration and hand printing techniques in an encouraging and fun group setting. Workshop is geared towards beginners but all skill levels are welcome.

4pm - 6pm | House of Orange

Meet The Artists

Featuring Ricco Di Stefano, Gesine Kratzner, Sara Fine, Kristie Mooney, Gregg Golsby, Susan Curington, Phil Seder, Heidi Balmaceda

4pm - 7pm | Dragonfire Gallery

Artists Reception with Appetizers Artist reception with appetizers by Jonathan Hoffman, wine and live music from Bucky Pottschmidt.

4pm - 7pm | Basalt Cannon Beach

Open Reception with Miles Nielsen Yakimon is created by Miles NIelsen. These ceramic art figures are heavily influenced by old Japanese vinyl toys and the world of Kaiju.

5pm - 7pm | Bronze Coast Gallery

Artists Reception

5pm - 7pm | White Bird Gallery

Festival Reception w/ Artists

SUNDAY

10am - 1pm | Steidel Community Hall

The Art of Escape with Dianne Aoki

10am - 1pm | House of Orange

Stained Glass Artist Meet with Tamara Goldsmith

10am - 4pm | Bronze Coast Gallery

Artists Works Displayed

10am - 5pm | White Bird Gallery

Gallery Open

Mixed media group show artists:

Valerie Savarie - Altered book sculpture

Dmitri Swain -

Architectural assemblage sculpture

Nina Alderete - Cold wax collage

Helga Winter - Repurposed book art

Ryan McAbery -

Photo/plexi map paintings

Debbie Shaner -

Enamel jewelry trunk show

New artist Nikki VirbitskyHand embroidered wall pieces

10am to 5pm | Steidel Art

Artwork by Sally and Sam Steidel is on display featuring 17 matted and framed

Bill Steidel originals that have never been viewed before.

11am - 2pm | Pelican Brewing Company

Floral Design Class with Blush and Bloom

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House of Orange Brings Color and Creativity

to Stormy

Weather Arts Festival

The House of Orange gallery is preparing to make a bold splash during this year’s Stormy Weather Arts Festival, celebrating Cannon Beach’s vibrant creative community with a weekend of exhibitions, receptions, and interactive art experiences.

Located in the heart of midtown at 107 Sunset Boulevard, House of Orange has quickly become known for its whimsical works, bold colors, and modern art. Showcasing top regional and national artists while providing a welcoming space for conversation and creativity.

During the festival, visitors can enjoy special exhibitions highlighting the work of featured artists, live demonstrations, and opportunities to meet creators in person. The gallery will also host a reception honoring Greg Scott, Cannon Beach’s 2025 Artist of the Year, on Friday, November 7, from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Guests are invited to explore Scott’s latest body of work and hear more about his artistic journey.

“We love being part of Stormy Weather Arts Festival because it brings together artists and the community in such a meaningful way,” said gallery owner Ginger. “At House of Orange, we want people to feel inspired, to connect with the work, and to experience art as something joyful and accessible.”

House of Orange’s programming during the festival will also include engaging artist demonstrations, artist-led workshops, a curated selection of new works by both new artists and gallery regulars, and special moments with our playful, energetic group of creatives.

The Stormy Weather Arts Festival runs November 7–9, 2025, across Cannon Beach. House of Orange invites locals and visitors alike to stop by, meet the artists, and take part in the celebration.

For more information, visit houseoforange.gallery or follow https://www. facebook.com/houseoforangegallery/

Friday, Nov 7

• 11:00 AM–12:30 PM –

Copper Leaf Workshop (Phil Seder) – $40

• 1:00 PM–2:30 PM –

Copper Leaf Workshop (Phil Seder) – $40

• 12:00 PM–3:30 PM –

Ink on Clayboard Workshop (Carol Ross) – $129

• 4:00 PM–6:30 PM – Artists’ Reception – Kick off the weekend with artist of the year Greg Scott! Wine by SaffronFields, Live Music with Chava Wolin & Band. New Art Unveiled by featured artists Susan Walker, Dianne Aoki, Carol Ross, & Greg Scott. Greg also will talk about his inspiration for “Cloudy With a Chance of Whales” following the unveiling he will be present to sign festival posters.

Saturday, Nov 8

• 9:30 AM–1:00 PM – Artist Demos + Elk Creek Coffee & Scones - Dianne Aoki, Carol Ross, Susan Walker, Susan Curington

• 10:00 AM–1:00 PM – Storm Stories (Ricco DiStefano) – $100

• 2:00 PM–4:00 PM – Festival Poster Signing – Greg Scott, artist of the year

• 4:00 PM–6:00 PM – Meet the Artists, Ricco Di Stefano, Gesine Kratzner, Sara Fine, Kristie Mooney, Gregg Golsby, Susan Curington, Phil Seder, Heidi Balmaceda

Sunday, Nov 9

• 9:30 AM – NEW Glass Ornaments unpacked!

• 10 AM – 1 PM – Stained glass trunk show, meet the artist Tamara Goldsmith

• 10:00 AM–1:00 PM – The Art of Escape (Dianne Aoki) – $100

• Close early - 4 PM

A talented song writer, Bucky presents original as well as established favorites.

STORMY WEATHER ARTS

figurative explorations of color, light, energy, and emotion. His images inspire deeply personal interpretive conversations with the viewer.

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

STORMY WEATHER ARTS FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

Bev Jozwiak, Chuck Gumpert, and Aliza bring fine technique and artistic vision to their work in oils & mixed media, watercolor and acrylics.

November

3 demonstrations continue. light bites. Portland musician and composer,

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Anton Pavlenko, Theresa Andreas-O’Leary, and Leslie Nan Moon bring fine technique and artistic vision to their work in oils, acrylics & mixed media and carved linocuts.

Bev Jozwiak, Chuck Gumpert, and Aliza bring fine technique and artistic vision to their work in oils & mixed media, watercolor and acrylics.

Friday, November 1

4pm - 6pm Wine Reception. Meet the Artists and experience the depth and variety of their festival work.

Friday, November 7

4pm - 6pm Wine Reception.

Meet the Artists and experience the depth and variety of their festival work.

4 - 6pm

Meet the Artists at a wine reception. Enjoy a preview of new work and live music from John Silliman Dodge.

Live guitar music provided by Portland musician and composer, Jason Okamotocombining elements of bossa nova, flamenco, and French gypsy jazz in his deeply felt performances.

Saturday, November 8

11:00am - 3pm

Live guitar music provided by Portland musician and composer, Jason Okamotocombining elements of bossa nova, flamenco, and French gypsy jazz in his deeply felt performances.

Bev Jozwiak acrylics & watercolor

Aliza is a contemporary wildlife artist whose work reflects the deepest truths about being human and our yearning for connection. The

animals and imaginative landscapes invite

Saturday, November 2

Theresa, Anton and Leslie will demonstrate their artistic process and answer questions.

Anton Pavlenko oils

Life-long artist Bev Jozwiak interprets the worlds of both humans and animals with an impressionistic flair. Bev works with a rich color palette and captivating brushwork. A painter of flawless technique, her images are always alive, vibrant and fresh.

Bev Jozwiak acrylics & Life-long artist Bev the worlds of both with an impressionistic with a rich color palette brushwork. A painter technique, her images vibrant

Anton uses masterful color blending in bold brushwork and thickly applied oils to convey the experience of place in the natural world. The breathtaking scale of his compositions are enhanced through the contrast of light and shadow.

STORMY WEATHER ARTS

NOVEMBER 1-3, 2024

STORMY WEATHER ARTS FESTIVAL

11am - 3pm Artist Demonstrations. The featured artists will be in the gallery to talk about their work and conduct demonstrations.

STORMY WEATHER ARTS FESTIVAL SCHEDULE

11am - 3pm Artist Demonstrations. The featured artists will be in the gallery to talk about their work and conduct demonstrations.

STORMY WEATHER ARTS FESTIVAL NOVEMBER 1-3, 2024

Chuck Gumpert oils & mixed media

NOVEMB ER 7-9, 2025

4pm - 7pm Artist reception with appetizers by Jonathan Hoffman, wine, and live music from Bucky Pottschmidt.

Friday, November 1

4pm - 7pm Reception with gallery artists. Great art and conversation with wine & appetizers. Live guitar and vocals from local favorite Bucky Pottschmidt. A talented song writer, Bucky presents original as well as established favorites.

Chuck Gumpert oils & mixed media

Bev Jozwiak, Chuck Gumpert, and Aliza bring fine technique and artistic vision to their work in oils & mixed media, watercolor and acrylics.

4pm - 6pm Wine Reception. Meet the Artists and experience the depth and variety of their festival work.

4pm - 7pm Reception with gallery artists Great art and conversation with wine & appetizers. Live guitar and vocals from local favorite Bucky Pottschmidt. A talented song writer, Bucky presents original as well as established favorites.

Sunday, November 9

Theresa Andreas-O’Leary acrylics and gold or copper leaf

Celebrating 20 years as a professional fine artist, Chuck Gumpert creates bold abstract and figurative explorations of color, light, energy, and emotion. His images inspire deeply personal interpretive conversations with the viewer.

Sunday, November 3

Theresa interprets the pattern and play of light on landscape using acrylics and gold or copper leaf. Interpretive resonance is created with layers of rich color tones, adding both visual and emotional depth to each painting.

Sunday, November 3

11am - 1:30pm Artist demonstrations continue. Enjoy coffee, tea, light bites and live music from Jason Okamoto.

11am - 2pm Artist demonstrations continue.

Artist demonstrations continue.

Enjoy coffee, tea, and light bites.

Live guitar music provided by Portland musician and composer, Jason Okamotocombining elements of bossa nova, flamenco, and French gypsy jazz in his deeply felt performances.

Live music from Portland musician and composer, John Silliman Dodge. With influences drawn

Enjoy coffee, tea, and light bites. Live music from Portland musician and composer, John Silliman Dodge. With influences drawn from classical, folk, rock, jazz and pop, enjoy a performance with a wide

4pm - 7pm Reception with gallery artists. Great art and conversation with wine & appetizers.

Live guitar and vocals from local favorite Bucky

Celebrating 20 years as a professional fine artist, Chuck Gumpert creates bold abstract and figurative explorations of color, light,

Leslie Nan Moon carved linocuts

Aliza is a contemporary work reflects the deepest human and our yearning animals, her monsters, hearted spirit within animals and imaginative viewers to re-wild and natural

Aliza is a contemporary wildlife artist whose work reflects the deepest truths about being human and our yearning for connection. The animals, her monsters, represent the wild hearted spirit within us all. Her visionary animals and imaginative landscapes invite viewers to re-wild and reconnect with the natural world

Leslie creates graphic imagery of both human and animal worlds working with carved linocuts overlaid with pops of color. Rhythm and movement in her imagery imbue each piece with a lively and dynamic energy.

Aliza & Her oils