Ilwaco
FIRST
FRIDAY
July
2
4 to 7 p.m.
ILWACO — The Ilwaco First Friday
Art Walk will be held from 4 to 7 p.m. on
Friday.
1. SkyWater Home and Gallery, 139
Howerton Way S.E.
Featuring new work from more than 30
artisans. Items include pottery, glass pieces,
furniture, cards, photography, jewelry and
more.
2. Salt Hotel & Pub, 147 Howerton
Way S.E.
A look at fabric at Purly Shell Fiber Arts.
One of Marie Powell’s pieces, which will be
featured at her gallery.
Presenting art by Brian Beck, an accom-
plished artist who has specialized in glass
art since 2013 — though his career has
lasted about 30 years and featured a variety
of mediums. Beck’s pieces give the appear-
ance of stained glass but instead are more
versatile and less fragile.
3. Purly Shell Fiber Arts, 157
Howerton Way S.E.
Showcasing resident artist Heather
Campbell, who will teach visitors about
spinning natural fibers. Products and infor-
mation about fiber art will be available.
4. Time Enough Books, 157
Howerton Way S.E.
Featuring a wide selection of new and
used books, puzzles and gifts. Local and
regional authors will be highlighted.
5. Don Nisbett Art Gallery, 167
Howerton Way S.E.
Glass art by Brian Beck will be featured by
Salt Hotel & Pub.
Presenting red, white and blue-themed
original watercolors and acrylics by art-
ist Don Nisbett. Prints, tiles, glassware and
other handmade products will be available.
Patriotic art by Don Nisbett will be shown at his gallery.
6. Marie Powell Gallery, 177
Howerton Way S.E.
Showcasing artist Susan Spence, who
will be available to meet with visitors.
Spence’s popular beach baskets will be fea-
tured. Original monotypes and paintings by
Marie Powell, and pottery by David Cam-
piche, will also be featured.
7. Luisa Mack Jewelry & Art, 177
Howerton Way S.E., Suite 4
Featuring handmade silver jewelry by
Luisa Mack, who will be available to meet
A piece of art featured by SkyWater Home and Gallery.
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with visitors. Each of her pieces is a one-of-
a-kind piece that highlights brightly colored
gemstones and gold. Original paintings and
monotypes by Penny Treat, and contempo-
rary ceramic vases and wall sculptures by
Martie Kilmer will also be showcased.
Books at Time Enough Books.