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NOVEMBER 30, 2017 // 23 Fabric artist joins Astoria’s Tempo Gallery Dec. 2 GEARHART — The next Gearhart First Saturday Art Walk will take place 2 to 5 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 2. A Great Gallery 576 Pacific Way Come and celebrate with us at our fourth annual Holiday Party. The Gallery will be full of holiday specials to say ‘thank you’ for all your support this year. Holiday cards, gift tags, night lights, clocks, hand-knitted items and beautiful new jewelry. There will be a drawing for a beautiful cardinal matted print along with great buys on originals. Refreshments and, of course, chocolate will be served. By The Way 564 Pacific Way Happy Holidays to all! We are so excited to share the season with all our friends here at By The Way. Please come by and see what’s new and enjoy home made Italian Christmas cookies and a nog or two with us. We have beautiful holiday pillow, rugs, decor and more. Our holiday gift wrap will be available, too! Romancing the Home 3350 U.S. Highway 101 N. Romancing the Home will host Erin Fenison, owner of Cannon Beach Soap Company, for our December Ar tWalk. Erin will be answering questions about her soap and introducing us to all the enticing scents, including several soaps made for the holidays and gift giving. All of Erin’s soaps are made using only natural ingredients, and local flavors, including salt she distills from our Pacific sea water. A percentage of every sale goes back to local food banks. Erin’s soap is indeed the gift that keeps on giving! There will be refreshments … Trails End Art Association 656 A St. Trail’s End Gallery will open a new and exciting show during the Gearhart Art Walk. The gallery will be displaying works by new as well as longtime members of the association. During the show opening hours, Janet Hutchings will be teaching her second “Make and Take It” workshop for folks young and old visiting the gallery that day. Each will be making wooden tree ornaments to take home for the holidays. The gallery is located in Gearhart at 656 A St., one block south of Pacific Way. The show will be up through the month of December. In addition to the fine two- and three-dimensional fine artworks in the gallery, the lobby also holds many beautiful art pieces in wood, fused glass and metal that would make lovely gifts for oneself or loved ones. Many prints of all sizes and note cards designed by our members are also available. We welcome budding as well as advanced artists, and there is no SEASIDE INVERTED EXPERIENCE “Get Your Camera Ready” A One-of-a-Kind Photo Adventure with a Vintage SeasideTheme Group Rates and Parties Available COURTESY SUSAN THOMAS A painting by Susan Thomas at A Great Gallery juried process to join. Workshops and classes are available at times throughout the year, and, as a member, one can get involved in the open studios that are available in any media on Mondays, pastel on Tues- days and watercolor on Wednesdays. We learn from each other and have an extensive multimedia library. A beginning watercolor class, taught by Debbie Loyd on Saturdays, The Downtown Seaside 1 Block from the Beach www.seasideinverted.com email: Invertedexperience@gmail.com COURTESY TEMPO GALLERY “Looking Up,” fabric art by Janet Hutchings books, seminars and trial and error to hone her skills. Her quilting has evolved from simple pieced designs to the art and landscape fabric pieces she creates today. Tempo Gallery is happy to welcome Hutchings as one of its members. New fabric art pieces by Hutchings will be featured in December. The gallery (1271 Commercial St.) is open noon to 4 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays. T he Cannery Pier Hotel & Spa is a luxury boutique hotel built on the former site of a historic cannery 600 feet out into the Mighty Columbia River in Astoria, Oregon. The Hotel offers guests an unparalleled experience in a real working river... with diverse and exciting ship traffic to and from the Pacific Ocean. Illahee Apartments • Private riverview balconies in all rooms • Fireplace, Complimentary Wi-fi throughout hotel • Clawfoot Tub with views, Terry Robes • Complimentary Continental Breakfast • Wine and appetizers each afternoon • Full service Day Spa on site • Fitness Room, Hot Tub, Finnish Sauna Why Live Anywhere Else? 503-470-8040 111 Broadway, Suite 11 Seaside, Oregon 97138 Jan. 6 through Feb. 3, still has a few openings. Please call the office or visit the gallery during the winter hours of 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Wednesday through Sunday. One may also enroll during the show’s opening Dec. 2. Come and see what we are about as the oldest gallery on the North Coast that was known in the early 20th century as “the little red schoolhouse.” ASTORIA — Janet Hutch- ings, a fabric artist, has be- come the newest member of Tempo Gallery in Astoria. She recently came from San Diego, California, where she was a partner in Studio 3 Spanish Village Art Center in Balboa Park. She did demonstrations, taught classes and displayed her art there for four years. Hutchings creates quilted landscapes and ab- stract designs using fabric, thread, paint, ink and just about anything else that can enhance the image. Often, she uses her own nature photographs printed on fabric. She quilts these images and further adds to them to bring out details and give her work a 3-D effect. Hutchings said she is primarily self-taught, using 1046 Grand Avenue Astoria, OR 97103 503-325-2280 Telephone 503.325.4996 Toll Free 888.325.4996 Facsimile 503.325.8350 www.cannerypierhotel No. 10 Basin Street • Astoria, Oregon 97103 “Locals Only Special” * $ Limited Space Available December 2017 January 2018 Excludes New Year’s Eve Weekend 1 09 Please call hotel direct 503-325-4996 Per Night One Coupon per Stay Required Must Present Original Coupon at Check-in Deluxe King or Deluxe Double Queen Rates subject to change without notice. *Plus Applicable Tax
