Hear cosmic country songs in Long Beach
SEAVIEW and LONG BEACH Wash.
— Seattle-based band Evening
Bell is coming to the Long
Beach Peninsula on a Spring
Break Tour. First, the band
will perform at 8 p.m. Sunday,
Monday and Tuesday, April
10, 11 and 12 at the Adrift
Hotel. Then, the Sou’Wester
Lodge will host a performance
at 8 p.m. Wednesday, April 13.
Evening Bell’s dark and
haunting songs have all of the
passion and tragedy of a bro-
ken howl under the high desert
moonrise.
Part Western psychedelia,
part Northwest rock ’n’ roll,
Evening Bell is the new col-
laboration between songwrit-
ers Hart Kingsbery (Davidson
Hart Kingsbery) and Caitlin
Sherman (Slow Skate).
The duo quickly became a
full band with Jason Merculief
on drums, followed shortly by
Aaron Harmonson on bass,
and newest addition Olie Esh-
leman on pedal steel.
The group has recently
shared the stage with estab-
lished roots acts such as Ha Ha
Tonka, La Luz, Barna Howard,
Banditos, Howe Gelb, Jessica
Lea May¿eld, The Moondog-
gies and Alela Dianne.
Submitted photo
Evening Bell is fronted by Caitlin Sherman and Hart Kingsbery.
A work by Constance Waisanen at Luminari Arts.
“Waves” by LeBrie Rich at Pacific Pro Realty.
“Graveyard Hotel,” an acrylic painting on reclaimed wood by Jason Scribner at KALA.
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ga periods. The collection of “wearable
art” includes vintage Japanese silk
haori; creations in Tencel by Barbara
Hall; painted silks by Kavita; and hand-
made flora-dyed silk scarves by local
artist Brianna Lichnovsky.
12. La Luna Loca
382 12 St.
See the photography of Briony
Staley. Growing up in the subtropical
rainforests of Eastern Australia, Staley
developed a deep connection to the
natural world. Capturing life through
her lens ignited her creativity from a
young age. Coming to Oregon has con-
tinued to inspire her. Staley has fallen in
love with the misty forests, mountains
and rugged coastlines. Her photography
collection is composed of moments in
nature that speak to her spirit.
13. Hygge Hair Co.
119 11th St.
See jewelry by local artist Jason
Hall. The artist creates jewelry made
of exotic materials such as rosemary,
purple heart and ebony. A resident of
Astoria for 18 years, Hall began creating
jewelry as a gift to his wife and was in-
spired to keep designing wearable art.
14. 42 on 7 Massage Therapy
42 Seventh St.
42 on 7 Massage Therapy is ex-
panding. During art walk, come help
welcome esthetician and nail artist
Sumiko Herr to the redesigned studio,
art gallery and boutique. View art by
Kathleen Carrillo, photography by U.S.
Coast Guardmen Jamie Thielen and
Sarah Von Colditz, totes and clutches by
Diane Blossom, and repurposed items
from the Salvage Studio. Appetizers and
drinks will be provided.
SUPPORTING PARTICIPANTS
15. In the Boudoir
1004 Commercial St.
Envelop your senses with fine lin-
ens, lotions, soaps and home decor.
16. Cargo
240 11th St.
Spring is in the air. Find new scarves,
soaps, incense, books and cards.
17. Holly McHone Jewelers
1150 Commercial St.
Holly McHone Jewelers creates in-
dividual custom jewelry. Create some-
thing new with your own gemstone, or
find out how Holly can be your personal
shopper in Antwerp, Belgium, the dia-
mond capital of the world.
18. Pacific Pro Realty
207 12 St.
LeBrie Rich will show new collages
and mosaics. Rich’s figure-ground com-
positions are populated with dynamic
forms and skirt the border between ab-
stract and representational. The works
incorporate a variety of papers, hand-
made and mass-produced, that Rich
collected in Japan, along with painted
gouache papers that the artist makes.
During visits to Japan, Rich was affect-
ed equally by the ancient aesthetic
of Japanese gardens, tea houses and
textiles, and contemporary Japanese
design and culture found in consumer
goods and typography. These influenc-
es are palpable in her playful collages
and mosaics.
19. Astoria School of Ballet
1203 Commercial St.
Watch a sneak peek of the tragic,
classical ballet “Giselle.” Astoria School
of Ballet students will present 10-min-
ute excerpts of the upcoming May 6
production every half hour: 5:30, 6:30
and 7:30 p.m.
A work by Casey Jaye Palmgren at Forsythea.
21. Wine Kraft
80 10th St.
View artwork by six local artists, en-
joy wine, and listen to live music by Brad
Griswold at 7 p.m.
the artwork of 76 students in honor of
the Week of the Young Child, a celebra-
tion of early learning, young children,
their teachers and families.
RESTAURANT PARTICIPANTS
22. Frite & Scoop
175 14th St.
Warrenton Head Start will exhibit
23. Astoria Coffeehouse & Bistro
243 11th St.
SUBMITTED PHOTOS
Open 7am
Daily!
20. Maiden Astoria
255 14th St.
See work by new illustrator artists
as well as original work by Drea Rose
Frost, Alisa Burke and more. Refresh-
ments will be served.
ART WALK
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