DECEMBER 1, 2016 // 15
Find art, antiques in Ocean Park
OCEAN PARK, Wash. — Get
to know the seaside and
bayside town of Ocean Park
during the second Ocean
Park Art and Antiques Fes-
tival of Trees from 10 a.m.
to 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 3. A
group of six shops, studios
and galleries invite visitors
to enjoy the spectacular
scenery, friendly people
and shopping experiences
offered by local artists and
vintage collectors alike. Plan
to nibble and browse your
way through this free and
fun event.
Naquaiya Studio
1609 273rd Place
Michele Naquaiya’s beach bun-
galow showcases her mosaic talents.
A new series of knitwear hats vie for
space with scratchboard drawings,
paintings, cards, prints and mosaics.
Bay Avenue Gallery
1406 Bay Ave.
Sue Raymond’s bustling studio and
gallery offers an abundance of artist
creativity in the gallery and clay artists
at work in the studio. Gifts, art, jewelry
and ornaments from local artists dazzle
the eye. Bette Lu Krause, an Ocean
Park Art & Antique member whose
studio is usually on the art and antique
walks, will be singing with the Bayside
Singers on Dec. 3, but she will have work
exhibited at Bay Avenue Gallery.
Forgotten Treasures Antiques
and Collectibles
1904 Bay Ave.
At Forgotten Treasures, among
the vintage and antique booths, a
Christmas tree displays ornaments
from yesteryear, brought in by many
of the mall dealers. Owners Vince
and Alissa Stevens were just awarded
the Pacific County EDC Best Business
Honor. And somewhat surprisingly,
the shop is Bigfoot’s favorite haunt;
don’t forget your cameras.
Weir Studios
2217 Bay Ave.
Andrea Weir has had a burst of
creative inspiration resulting in a
flurry of watercolor paintings. Weir
Studios is a converted boat barn and
houses work from Andrea and Sven
Weir. Fused glass, beaded art and
jewelry fill the barn with color.
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A Christmas stocking by clay
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Necanicum River
503.755.1818
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Favorite stop to & from the Coast
Breakfast & Lunch
600 Broadway Ste 7 & 8 -Seaside
503.717.1272
North Coast and Peninsula
Ornaments at Beach Home Old and New.
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Beach Home Old & New
2311 Bay Ave.
Just a hop away is another barn
housing photographers Charlie and
Bonnie Lou Cozby. “Going to the birds”
via rustic, beach chic and traditional
ornaments, Beach Home features
Christmas trees and a bit of this and
that. Colors of nature, gem and ster-
ling silver jewelry will be on sale.
Wiegardt Studio Gallery
2607 Bay Ave.
Eric Wiegardt, a world-renowned
watercolorist, has his working studio on
the upper floor of this charming antique
farmhouse, while the first floor is a
kaleidoscope of color created by a floor-
to-ceiling display of original work. Prints
and cards as well as instructional books,
DVDs and art supplies are available too.
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