Glass blowers fired glass into pieces of art, families boarded a 5-car miniature train for a drive through the Grove Avenue and browsers found the perfect pieces to add to their decor Saturday at the annual “Art and Soul on the Fox” portion of the Fox Fire Fest.
Patsy Thola Chamberlain’s neighbors have a hard time competing when it comes to yard decor. Ordinary hardware store or milk carton bird feeders hardly stand a chance next to Chamberlain’s…
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A Spiritual Art: Ceramic artist takes flight with birdshrines (Skagit Valley Herald)
Pediatric patients at Longview Wellness Center soon will have new decor to help distract them from their aches and pains.
More here: Volunteers redecorate clinic pediatric rooms (The Longview News-Journal)
OLYMPIA – Downtown businesses largely have withstood the slower economy this year because consumers are spending again after withstanding the one-two punch of a falling stock market and poor weather, merchants say.
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Clubside may be latest victim (The Olympian)
Two elementary school students, taking inspiration from sunsets and whales, can see their artwork displayed on banners welcoming visitors to the city. “I knew there were orcas around…
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Student art graces second round of chamber banners (Anacortes American)
CALDWELL — Caldwell’s Indian Creek area came alive as folks gathered in the spring weather for the first Family Day on the Creek Saturday. Dedications of some new decor for the creek accompanied the fun and educational activities for children held throughout the day. The waters shone brightly in the sun as kids tested their mettle in the Angler’s Habitat fishing derby — a follow-up to the derby …
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Families gather by Indian Creek (Idaho Press-Tribune)
Looking for that one-of-a-kind painting or piece of art to complete your décor? You might want to check out the Kendall Arts Guild’s Fourth Annual Good Life Fundraiser and Silent Art Auction from 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. April 3.
More here: 4th Good Life Fundraiser at Paramount (The Beacon News)
Stephany Vogel will welcome guests to her Whidbey Island art studio this weekend and offer them a behind-the-scenes glimpse of where she creates her work. Vogel, who lives near Coupeville,…
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An inside glimpse at the beginnings of art (Skagit Valley Herald)