Meet local authors at indie book fair
Jupiter’s Books hosts 20 independently published authors
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ART WALK:
her new book “Slayed on the Slopes,”
the second installment in her Pacific
Northwest Mystery series. In the book,
recent
graduate-turned-reporter
Meg Reed, who talked her way into a
job writing for Portland’s Northwest
Extreme Magazine, is a bit out of her
element at Mt. Hood’s remote Silcox
Hut, where she’s covering the four-day
winter training of a hardcore group
of high-altitude rescuers. When one
of them is found outside in a pool of
frozen blood, Meg has to find his killer
quickly before cabin fever does them
all in.
sunstone and Oregon opal and agate
jewelry and loose gems. Oregon sun-
stone is Oregon’s state gem, and there
will be pieces available in gold or silver.
Refreshments will be served.
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SUPPORTING PARTICIPANTS
14. Cargo
240 11th St.
Items are coming in from Patty’s
trip to India: spring dresses, scarves,
blankets and Indian silver.
15. La Luna Loca
382 12th St.
La Luna Local features work by
local artist Kari J. Young. An intuitive,
self-taught mixed-media artist, Young
has been making art for over 20 years
and shows three pieces: “Promise,”
“Truth” and “Tangled.” Also see hand-
made leather bags by Mexican artisan
Miguel Rios.
16. Lucy’s Books
348 12th St.
Lucy’s Books welcomes author
Kate Dyer-Seeley, who is promoting
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19. Massage Therapy Practice
by Amy Finn & Michelle Malin
42 Seventh St., Suite 103
Stop by the old Fisher Bros. building
across from Buoy Beer Co. See recycled
decor and furnishings constructed by
the Salvage Chic’s Amy Finn and art by
Kari Young, Rodney Martinez, and Kath-
leen Carrillo from Puerta Vallarta, Mexi-
co. Enjoy food and refreshments.
17. Pacific Pro Realty
207 12th St.
See new work by Rachel Jensen.
Stop by for live music and refreshments.
RESTAURANT PARTICIPANTS
20. Astoria Coffeehouse & Bis-
tro
243 11th St.
21. Frite & Scoop
175 14th St.
Frite & Scoop hosts its all-time
favorite artist and tastemaker Betty
Turbo. Her art will grace the walls of
the shop this May. Stop by during art
walk for refreshments, ice cream and a
special pop-up shop by Lucky Cupcake
Hairclips.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
18. Holly McHone Jewelers
1150 Commercial St.
Come see an Oregon sunstone trunk
show by designer Karla Proud of Exot-
ic Gemstones. On display are Oregon
“Downton Desserts” by Agnes Barton-Sabo, also known as Betty Turbo, at Frite & Scoop.
ART WALK MAP
“Dancing with Stars” by Terrie Remington at Winnifred Byrne Luminari Arts.
The Columbia River Symphony will perform music celebrating space travel May 8 and 9.
Columbia River Symphony
to present two concerts
Music celebrates space exploration
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