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May 2 SEASIDE — Celebrating 11 years in 2015, Seaside First Sat- XUGD\$UW :DON LV KHOG RQ WKH ¿UVW 6DWXUGD\ HYHQLQJ RI HDFK PRQWK 7KH QH[W DUW ZDON LV IURP WR SP 6DWXUGD\ 0D\ 9LVLWRUVPHHWDUWLVWVVLSZLQHRUVQDJDSSHWL]HUVYLHZDUWLVW GHPRQVWUDWLRQVDQGRIWHQWLPHVHQMR\OLYHSHUIRUPDQFHVLQPX- VLF7KHDIIDLUVDUHLQEXVLQHVVHVVKRSVERXWLTXHVDQGGLQLQJ HVWDEOLVKPHQWVORFDWHGEHWZHHQ+ROODGD\DQG%URDGZD\LQWKH KLVWRULF*LOEHUW'LVWULFWRIGRZQWRZQ6HDVLGH 1. T. Anjuli’s Gallery 5 N. Holladay Drive T.Anjuli’s features owner and artist Billy Lutz, who recently completed a mural for the Seaside Food Bank. lectively review the art walk experience. The coffee house features art by Mor- gan Stoller, whose pen and ink work is demonstrated through dramatic, subtle contrasts of light and shadows. 2. Seaside Coffee House 3 N. Holladay Drive Stop by this welcoming space where art enthusiasts gather, interact and col- 3. Seaside Antique Mall 726 Broadway Seaside Antique Mall features pho- tographs by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall, Mothers Day Brunch Sunday, May 10 th • 10am – 4pm • Ho n ey G la zed Ha m • Chicken M a rsa la • Lem o n Peppered S a lm o n • G a rlic M a shed Po ta to es & R ice Pila f • Bro cco li w ith Cheese S a u ce • S cra m b led Eggs & Ho m e Fried Po ta to es • Ba co n & S a u sa ge Lin ks • W a ffles w ith S tra w b erries • Biscu its a n d G ra vy • Fresh Fru it • Asso rted S a la d s • Ho m em a d e Desserts who wears many hats as a photogra- pher, antique exhibitor and entrepre- neur. Having lived on the Oregon Coast her whole life, her photos focus on the local landscape and people. Work by artist Helvi Smith at Beach Books. “The Bee” by Marga Stanley at Fairweather’s. 4. SeaSoles Shoe Boutique 12 N. Holladay Drive SeaSoles Shoe Boutique will show an encore exhibit by popular request for famous Seaside artist Jorjett Strumme and her tiaras. Some of Strumme’s brid- al headpieces have been designed for a wedding in California and will be in the spring issue of Real Weddings Magazine. artist techniques and information about the business side of art, and sharing work with the public. The “Cabbies” are a synergistic alliance of artists, working in diverse mediums from the greater Portland area. The current group includes Helvi Smith, Jeff Hall, Lisa Griffen, Penny Forrest, Elina Zebergs, Jim Zaleski, Bruce Ulrich, Anne Brown and Christine Martell. progress for art walk patrons with pair- ings of wine and desserts. Door prizes and gifts to patrons will be offered. 5. Fly the Coop 10 N. Holladay Drive Fly the Coop owner and artist Melo- die Kozol creates multi-media art using paint, fabric and collage. Stop by to see her latest hand-painted wood decor and papier-mâché. 7. Fairweather House and Galley 612 Broadway Fairweather presents “Open Win- dows,” an exhibit that promises to be a font of originality and innovation. Art- ists Christine Trexel, Peggy Stein, Zifen Qian and Neal Maine will speak about creating works of art that respond to the sunlight, fresh air, gentle breezes, flow- ing water, flora and fauna. Although the artists’ works are stylistically diverse, they are brought together by a shared interest in reinterpreting what is found outside in nature. In addition, resident artists Marga Stanley and Kimberly Reed will demonstrate a Painting Sea- side LIVE event, each finishing a work in 6. Beach Books 616 Broadway Beach Books is celebrating Inde- pendent Book Store Day on May 2 with exclusive pieces available, in addition to featuring an encore group show by the Green Cab Artist Collective. The collective was created with the goal of encourag- ing and inspiring one another, sharing A d ul ts $ 25.95 • S en i o rs $ 23.95 l d ren (0-5) F ree Chi l d ren (6-12) $ 12.95 • Chi Regular M enu served from 7am – 11am and 4pm – 8pm Buffet served from 10am -4pm • BUFFET O N LY 11am -4pm RESTAURANT 8. SunRose Gallery 606 Broadway Owner and artists Cathy Tippin offers custom work using client’s china to make necklaces and jewelry, a perfect gift for Mother’s Day. The gallery also features a mix of mosaics, mexied-media art, upcycled art and women’s accessories and jewelry. 9. The Tea Spot 21 N. Columbia St., Suite 101 A downtown five-minute walk to- ward the beach, Jason and Chevonne Karol’s Tea Spot offers the art of tea with upward of 25 different flavors, using Torani syrup, and tapioca pearls or other jellies lining the bottom. 10. River Inn at Seaside 531 Ave. A A two-minute walk across the Neca- nicum Bridge, the River Inn at Seaside, part hotel, part gallery, presents Lee Munsell’s oil on canvas work depicting the Seaside Cove and Tillamook Head. In addition, the hotel shows the per- manent art collection of regional artists Neal Maine, Victoria Brooks, Paul Brent and Penelope Culbertson. Submitted photos 42362 H IG H W A Y 26 • EL S IE, O R EG O N L O CA TED O N M IL EPO S T 18, H W Y 26 60 m iles fro m Po rtla n d a n d 2 2 m iles fro m S ea sid e R eserva tio n s gla d ly a ccepted • 503.755.1818 • 800.874.1810 w w w .ca m p18resta u ra n t.co m 16 | April 30, 2015 | coastweekend.com A photograph by Linda Fenton-Mendenhall at Seaside Antique Mall. “Tulips” by Zifen Qian at Fairweather’s. SunRose Gallery owner Cathy Tippin makes jewelry out of china. Bill Lutz, owner of T. Anjuli’s, recently paint- ed a mural of a fruit tree in the entryway of the South County Community Food Bank.
