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Moxie Shine On
609 Broadway St.
We support more than 100 nonprofits
and artisan cooperatives from all over
the world. We have delightful and
hip clothing, jewelry, gifts and home
goods! We will be featuring Divine
Fair Trade Chocolate.
“You get chocolate and an amaz-
ing story of the family farmers of Kua-
pa Kokoo, an amazing organization
that helps increase family income and
encouraging women to be leaders in
their cooperative.”
Fairweather House
and Gallery
“Kinsale Door” by Richard Newman, of Fair-
weather Gallery
PHOTOS COURTESY DENISE FAIRWEATHER
A painting of a heron at Blue Bond Studio
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The “Fresh Green” opening reception
at Fairweather’s features beautiful
art celebrating the spring greening
season. Art from Michael Muldoon
and Richard Newman focuses on the
Irish realm of emerald landscapes and
quaint architecture.
Karen E. Lewis, oil painter; Fred
Lukens, myrtle woodcrafter; Carolyn
Macpherson, watercolorist; Mike
Mason, pressed florals and leaves;
and Gayle H. Seely, beaded mosaics,
will attend.
Seaside/Gearhart naturalist Neal
Maine will speak about the ecology of
the coastal habitat at 6 p.m.
Macpherson and Muldoon will
offer Seaside Painting LIVE™ episodes.
Free art demonstration and open to
the public. Live music by Shirley 88.
Welcoming new artist Judy Shaw.
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616 Broadway St.
A group show, an encore, featuring
artists who have recently exhibited in
our gallery. In addition, the Seaside
group playing fourteen Ukuleles
returns for an encore! Uke Group
promotes community involvement,
entertainment and social interaction
based in the beautiful North Coast
region.
The Whet Spot features the Art of Pouring
hill, or the tiny glint of water that
tantalizes over a grassy dune. These
hints at an unseen landscape beyond
the one we see were an introduction
to his dream world.
Dough Dough Bakery
The Whet Spot
8 North Holladay Drive
Art Walk arena featuring resident
artist Scott Colin Johnson. Johnson’s
landscape studies are rooted in en
plein air painting, a French term
meaning to paint outdoors in the
natural light. Early on, Johnson began
to add the little touches that rouse
the imagination — the faint treetops
that indicate a valley beyond the
12 N. Holladay Drive
The Whet Spot offers a relaxed,
friendly, adults-only atmosphere,
where patrons can catch up with old
friends while enjoying craft beers,
ciders and wines. No minors permit-
ted at any time. Featuring the Art of
Pouring with 20 rotating taps for craft
beers and ciders, a growler-filling
station and wines by the glass.
Blue Bond Studio, Art
School and Gallery
417 South Holladay Drive
Featuring amazing paintings by
artist Blue Bond done in oil on
canvas. Animals, people, still life and
wonderful scenery pictures delight
guests. Blue is also a teacher and en-
joys passing on his vast knowledge
to novices and experienced painters
alike.
Find additional original art during
the day at Hold Fast Gallery (611
Broadway St.), Seaside Antique Mall
(726 Broadway St.) and Seaside Coffee
House (3 N. Holladay Drive).