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MARCH 2�9, 2022
MIXED MEDIUM
THE ARTS AROUND
EASTERN OREGON
Kick off March with First Friday’s art and music
Go! staff
ANDERS GALLERY
SWEET WIFE BAKING
1802 Main St.
2028 Main St.
Brigid Musselman will show-
case her artwork at the Two
Drink Minimum Gallery inside
Sweet Wife Baking Friday from
5:30-8 p.m. Cocktails, desserts
and snacks will be available to
purchase.
Enjoy art and live music at
B
AKER CITY — The monthly
First Friday art walk ushers
in new art shows at local galler-
ies on March 4.
Here’s a look at what you can
fi nd at participating locations:
Anders Gallery with D’Club
L’Eveque starting at 6 p.m. The
music style is Americana with
songs and entertainment featur-
ing duets by Debbie Friedman
CROSSROADS CARNEGIE
ART CENTER
Michael Mosher/Contributed image
Michael Mosher is the featured artist for March at Royal Artisan, 1912 Main St.
2020 Auburn Ave.
For March, Crossroads will
welcome the Regional Studio
Art Quilt Associates traveling
exhibit. The show opens March
4, 5:30-8 p.m.
The SAQA exhibit, titled
“Habitat,” will display how each
artist used fi ne art quilt abilities
to create the featured works.
“From a 3-D honeycomb
piece to breathtaking interpre-
tations of riparian areas, this ex-
hibit will sure show our visitors
that the quilt is more than just
fabric,” said Alyson Spiering,
community art director.
In honor of International
Women’s Day on March 4,
Crossroads will also have a
special day of donations for
Con/Vida, which dedicates work
to assisting women and children
in Peru.
Barbara Meyer and others. The
show starts at 5:30 p.m.
CHURCHILL HALL PASS
GALLERY
The Baker Heritage Museum
will have a pop-up exhibit for
First Friday. March’s display,
focused on Women’s History
Month, will feature locally made
quilts at North 7 Brewing, 1935
First St.
3651 Broadway St.
Churchill will feature prints
made during various workshops
and open studio sessions.
Some pieces are monotype
prints, created with the printing
press to make a single and non-
reproducible print, and others
are prints made with plates or
blocks that allow for multiple
copies of the same image.
Artists include Ann Me-
haff y, Corrine and Brian Vegter,
BAKER HERITAGE
MUSEUM
and John Woodard.
ART ROAMERS
1902 Main St.
Snake River Music Gardens
will join the Art Roamers’ First
Friday event, 5-8 p.m. The
entrance is on the north side of
Court Plaza.
ROYAL ARTISAN
WHITE HOUSE ART AND
DESIGN CO.
1829 Main St.
This shop will feature “The
Best of White House” to show-
case local artisans, crafters,
those who repurpose and
antique dealers. Take a look and
enjoy the refreshments, 5-8 p.m.
1912 Main St.
Royal Artisan will showcase
work by photographer Michael
Mosher, who creates assem-
BAKER FLORAL &
BOTANICALS
2300 Broadway St.
Work by Baker City artist
Ann Mehaff y will be featured
at Baker Floral & Botanicals,
5-7 p.m.
blages out of found objects and
then takes photographs. Original
assemblages and photographs
will be for sale through the end
of the month.
The artist will be at the gallery
for First Friday, 5-8 p.m.
Brian Vegter/Contributed image
Prints by multiple artists will be on
display at Churchill Hall Pass Gallery
during First Friday, March 5.