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bers of the Phoenix Institute of Herbal
Medicine and Acupuncture, where she
also served as Clinic Dean, Acupuncture
Chair and Clinical Supervisor. She
believes that healing is an art, and
there are many paths to achieving good
health. Acupuncture can be one of many
powerful healing modalities, and works
beautifully with them all.
April
7
The Whet Spot
SEASIDE — Celebrating 14 years this year, the next Seaside
First Saturday Art Walk takes place 5 to 7 p.m. April 7.
Visitors meet artists, view artist demonstrations and enjoy
live music performances. This free event is about checking
out art in the galleries and boutiques in the historic Gilbert
District of downtown Seaside.
SunRose Gallery
Moxie Shine
606 Broadway St.
Spring is celebrated at SunRose this
month! Featured are colorful new chi-
na mosaic flowerpots by Cathy Tippin,
stained glass sun catchers by Patty
Thurlby and new millifiori (million
flower) earrings by Charlotte Dube.
New to Astoria, “O Pato eo Peixe” will
be performing Brazilian bossa nova
classics and light appetizers will be
served.
609 Broadway St.
Moxie features exclusive jewelry and
art where everything is handmade. As
a member of the Fair Trade Federation,
Moxie demonstrates a genial and equi-
table approach to conducting business.
Bev Drew Kindley Pop-
Up Gallery
608 Broadway St.
An Oregon artist, Bev Drew Kindley
often paints impressionistic landscapes
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BRENT FOLLIS, JIMMIE HERROD, DAN FAEHNLE, PHIL BAKER & OTHER SPECIAL GUESTS
Lea Barozzi’s “Changeling
Girl,” on display at the Starry
Night Inn
Westport Winery
Seaside
“Lily,” a painting on silk
by Patti Isaacs, on display at
Fairweather House & Gallery
“Blossom,” by Robin Montero,
on view at SunRose Gallery
Gallery
“en plein air.” Searching for the bright-
ness and joy in every season, inspired
by the light and energy found in nature,
the artist experiments to transform
the excitement felt into colors, shapes,
movement and brushstrokes. For April,
the Bev Drew Kindley Pop-Up Studio
and Gallery is sponsored by the Gilbert
Block Building and Fairweather Gallery.
612 Broadway St.
Fairweather House & Gallery offers an
exploration between the study of bot-
any and fine art. The opening reception
for “Observing Botany,” the gallery’s April
exhibition, presents original artwork
in watercolor, graphite, colored pencil
and pen-and-ink and the exploration of
the many styles, forms and approaches
unique to botanical illustration. Region-
Fairweather House &
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DOORS OPEN AT 7:00PM
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NCRD PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
36155 9th St., Nehalem, OR 97131
General Admission Presale $ 23 (plus ticket fee)
Reserved Seating $ 28 (plus ticket fee)
At the Door $ 28 (plus ticket fee)
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 are permitted at any time.
Featuring the art of pouring with 20
rotating taps for craft beers and ciders,
a Growler filling station and offering
wines by the glass.
A painting of an eagle at Blue
Bond Studio and Gallery
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WEATHER
Westport Winery
al artists will be on hand at the exhibit
to answer questions, provide interesting
facts or anecdotes.
Featured artists are Nick Brakel, Lori
Bedard, Diane Copenhaver, Penelope
Culbertson and JoAnn Pari-Mueller. In
addition, the gallery introduces Patti
Isaacs, an artist who paints on silk.
Seaside/Gearhart naturalist and
biologist Neal Maine will speak about
the ecology of the coastal habitat at
6 p.m. Artist Carolyn Macpherson will
offer a Seaside Painting LIVE episode.
Free fused glass art demonstration
by Lori Bedard. Live music by Shirley 88.
Art in the Loft Gallery
at Beach Books
616 Broadway St.
Featuring the Seaside ukulele group of
eight to 10 players who will be at the
bookstore playing live music throughout
the evening. This group plays the ukulele
while jamming with others playing the
harmonica. They learn together, laugh
together and create beautiful music
together.
Katharine Stewart,
Ancient Health and
Healing
10-B Holladay Drive
Featuring the “Art of Healing.” Katharine
Stewart graduated from the Santa
Barbara College of Oriental Medicine,
was one of the founding faculty mem-
810 Broadway St.
As part of this evening of art, Westport
will be featuring its 34 unique labels
featuring original art by the family and
friends. At the same time, they will
offer free olive oil and balsamic vinegar
tasting from the Olivelle Company
whose motto is “The Art of Flavor.” “Filled
with harmonious connections to the
sea, Westport Winery is a coast traveler’s
dream.”
Blue Bond Studio and
Gallery
417 S. Holladay Drive
Amazing paintings by artist Blue Bond
done in oil on canvas. Animals, people,
still life and wonderful scenery pictures
will delight Art Walk guests. Blue Bond
is a local artist who paints and teaches
in oil and acrylic to novices and experi-
enced painters alike.
Starry Night Inn
811 First Ave.
An art motel by the sea located in a
Victorian villa where each room features
art from nine Portland artists. This motel
offers artist residencies. The art at the
motel is curated by Chris Haberman. The
motel is featuring the work of Ace Troy,
Ursula Barton, Judy Haas, Lea Barozzi,
Gary Houston, Tom Healy and Chris
Haberman.
Find additional original art during
the day at Hold Fast Gallery, 611
Broadway St.; Dough Dough Bak-
ery, 8 North Holladay Drive, Seaside
Antique Mall, 726 Broadway St.;
and Seaside Coffee House, 3 N.
Holladay Drive.
