Palette Puddlers hold annual
Memorial Day art show, sale
CANNON BEACH — The Palette
Puddlers’ annual Memorial
Day weekend art show and
sale will be held at the Cannon
Beach Chamber of Commerce
from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, May 22,
23 and 24; and from 10 a.m.
to 3 p.m. Monday, May 25.
Admission and refreshments
are free.
Throughout the weekend,
artist members of the Palette
Puddlers will provide ongoing
demonstrations of their par-
ticular art style. Visitors will
be able to watch the artist and
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The Palette Puddlers is a
group of professional women
artists, many of whom have
painted together for years.
Every Monday, rain or shine,
they paint in a lovely Cannon
Beach locale. During their
weekly painting meetings they
provide mutual support, cri-
tique artistic efforts and share
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Three times a year — Me-
morial Day, Labor Day and
Stormy Weather Arts Festival
weekends — the artists cre-
ate an art gallery at the Can-
non Beach Visitor Center to
share and sell their original art
works.
Members who will be
showing and selling original
works of art including water-
color, lino-block prints, acryl-
ics, mixed-media, oils and
Submitted photo
Submitted photo
A pastel by Susan Thomas.
“Viva La Difference,” a mixed-media piece
by Ellen Zimet.
roy-Crockett, Susan Thomas
and Ellen Zimet.
Other items for sale include
cards, print reproductions, and
unframed paintings at a mini-
mal price in the Bargain Bin.
Many of these artists show
their work in other venues in
the Northwest and their paint-
ings adorn the homes through-
out the state and the country.
The group’s yearly calendar
has been an immediate sell-
out. These calendars will be
available by the Labor Day art
show and reservations are be-
ing taken.
Most of the Palette Pud-
dlers display their work at the
Trail’s End Arts Association
in Gearhart. To see a specif-
ic artist’s work, go to www.
trailsendart.org
The Cannon Beach Cham-
ber of Commerce is located at
207 N. Spruce St.
Submitted photo
Submitted photo
“Heron,” an acrylic painting by Mary Anne
Gantenbein.
pastels are: Louise Birken-
feld, Susan Bish, Betty Brow-
er, Sheila Brown, Patricia
Button, Jeannette Gran-Da-
vis, Judith Fredrikson, Mary
Ann Gantenbein, Ireta Sitts
Graube, Debbie Janssen,
Suzanne King, Jo Pome-
ASOC Teen Theatre musical held over for two performances
and zany songs brought to life
through bright and charming
characters, including Chester
the Jester, Tipsy the Gypsy, the
inept Royal Magician, the evil
Thornberry, Princess Elaine
and Prince Dauntless.
Produced by ASOC Teen
Theatre Troupe, this program
is designed to build youth
leadership skills through the
learning and practice of the-
ater process with guidance by
ASOC performance artists, as
the teens take on all aspects of
mounting a live show.
“The Sleeping Beauty” is
directed by Bill Carr with mu-
sic direction by Dena Tuveng
and production management
by Steven Nice.
Tickets are $11 for adults
and $7 for children, military
and seniors. Call 503-325-
6104 or visit www.astorstree-
toprycompany.com
Submitted photo
“Eggs in a Nest,” a watercolor by Jo Pome-
roy-Crockett.
CELEBRATING
VETERANS
‘The Sleeping Beauty’ extends stage run
ASTORIA — The Astor Street
Opry Company Teen Theatre
Troupe’s current production
of “The Sleeping Beauty” has
been held over for two more
performances at 7 p.m. Friday
and Saturday, May 22 and 23.
Sponsored by CMH Pediat-
rics, T & C Furnishings, HIP-
FiSHmonthly, RiversZen Yoga
and Resistance Stretching Stu-
dio, and The Arc Arcade, “The
Sleeping Beauty” features fun
“Brambles,” a watercolor by Judith Fredrikson.
CELEBRATING
FREEDOM
Follow the Old Soldiers
Trail and learn the story of
Fort Stevens the Defender
at the River of the West.
Weekend
Raffle tickets will be sold
for the chance to help fire
Civil War cannons.
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