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Palette Puddlers to hold annual
Memorial Day art show and sale
CANNON BEACH — The Palette
Puddlers’ annual Memorial
Day weekend art show and
sale will be held at the Cannon
Beach Chamber of Commerce,
located at 207 N. Spruce St.
The hours will be from 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, May 27;
Saturday, May 28; and Sunday,
May 29. The art show will also
be open from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Monday, May 30.
Admission and refresh-
ments are free. In addition,
artists will be providing on-go-
ing demonstrations of their
particular art style throughout
the weekend. It’s possible that
visitors could ind something
“just created” to purchase.
The Palette Puddlers are a
group of professional women
artists, many of who have paint-
ed together for years. Every
Monday, rain or shine, they
paint in a Cannon Beach locale.
During their weekly painting
meetings, they provide mutual
support, critique artistic efforts
and share the joy of creativity,
as well as just have a great time.
Throughout the year, they cre-
ate an art gallery and sell their
original art works.
This is a year of change
for the group. There has been
a loss of some members due
to illness, death and reloca-
tion. Additionally, the group
may not be able to continue
presenting their work at the
Cannon Beach visitor center
other than for Memorial Day
weekend. But this intrepid
group of professional artists
will continue.
The members this year who
will be showing and demon-
strating their art include Susan
Bish, Judith Fredrikson, Mary
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“Poverty’s Hope,” a watercolor
by Debbie Loyd.
Ann Gantenbein, Linda Geb-
hart, Debbie Janssen, Suzanne
King, Debbie Loyd and Jo
Pomeroy-Crockett. They will
show and sell original works
of art including watercolor,
acrylics, mixed-media, oils and
pastels. Cards and print repro-
ductions of their work will also
be available as well as The
Bargain Bin where unframed
paintings are available for a
minimal price.
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“Courtship,” a mixed-media work by Deb Janssen.
“Sweet Peas and Rose,” a water-
color on yupo by Susan Bish.
The newest addition to Pal-
ette Puddlers is award-winning
artist Debbie Loyd, who has
recently returned from Kenya
and will show a selection of
original themed watercolor
paintings. The artists also show
their work in other venues in
the Northwest, and their paint-
ings adorn homes throughout
the state and the nation.
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CANNON BEACH — Regis-
tration is open for a new,
week-long summer chil-
dren’s program put on by the
Haystack Rock Awareness
Program.
HRAP will present its
Exploration Week Day
Camp for kids July 18 to
21, with an optional family
day July 22. The day camp
will focus on the theme of
connecting land and sea. The
camp is open to ages 6 to 12.
The optional family
day includes a visit to the
nearby Cape Falcon Marine
Reserve, located offshore of
Oswald West State Park. The
Cape Falcon Marine Reserve
is the newest of ive marine
reserve sites in the state of
Oregon.
Space is limited, and ear-
ly registration is encouraged.
To learn more about the
program, volunteer opportu-
nities and other events, con-
tact Haystack Rock Aware-
ness Program Education
Coordinator Lisa Habecker
at 503-436-8064 or email
visithrap@ci.cannon-beach.
or.us