THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2019 // 3
Find a new home for your old art
The only requirements are that
each piece is ‘pre-owned,’ in good
condition and ready to hang
MANZANITA — CARTM’s well-loved
Trash Art Show has new inspiration: Re-Used
Art, and a new partner: the Pine Grove Commu-
nity House!
We teamed up to produce the ReHomed Art
Show for its second year in downtown Manza-
nita. The ticketed opening party is May 17; the
show will be open to the public on May 18 and
19.
True to CARTM’s mission, the show will fea-
ture ‘used’ art: original paintings and collage,
signed and framed prints and art photography, art
ceramics and sculptures. The only requirements
are that each piece is ‘pre-owned,’ in good con-
dition and ready to hang. Commissions consid-
ered for high-value pieces.
Funds raised support the mission and pro-
coast
grams of both organizations. CARTM will use
the funds raised to cover administrative costs and
offi ce space through the end of the year while we
determine how best to meet our mission in the
future.
Three ways to support this fundraiser:
• Purchase a ticket to the opening party.
Tickets are available now from members of
both boards and at info@cartm.org. Tickets enti-
tle you to fi rst crack at the art, nibbles provided
by Buttercup, beverages and great company!
This event sells out early. Tickets are $30.
• Donate pre-owned artwork for sale.
Do you have art that just doesn’t fi t your style
any more? Are you painting your walls, and just
not sure if you want to hang that piece again?
ReHome It instead! Volunteers will be at the
Pine Grove House, 225 Laneda, on May 5 and
May 12 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., and on May 16
from 2-5 p.m. to accept your art donations with
gratitude.
• Buy artwork to fi ll your life with color.
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
weekend
arts & entertainment
ON THE COVER
Many of the
booths were very
busy at the 2018
Astoria Warrenton
Crab, Seafood
and Wine Festival.
PHOTO BY SCOTT
DOCHERTY
See story on Page 8
THE ARTS
4
For the love of books
8
Crab, wine and more
14
These journals are custom-made from recycled books
FEATURE
Crab, Seafood and Wine Festival kicks off its 37th year
DINING
Dining Close to Home
The couple who cares — Michel Lalewicz and Nancy Gorshe
FURTHER ENJOYMENT
MUSIC CALENDAR .....................5
CROSSWORD ...............................6
SEE + DO ............................. 12, 13
CW MARKETPLACE.......... 19, 20
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