We are proud to present two different generations of artists this month; Shawnee Chadwick and Irene Bacon. First Thursday opening reception, February 2, 5:30 pm. Shawnee Chadwick is in high school and has dedicated herself 100% to art. For as long as she can remember, she’s always been interested in art, starting with crayons at an […]
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Welcoming the New Year ~ January Spotlight
In January the gallery will showcase Mia Schulte’s paintings, Margo Westfall and Don Lovett’s steel botanicals and the annual fiber exhibit. We are excited to start the New Year with such talented artists. Please join us for our First Thursday opening, Thursday January 5 at 5:30 pm, featuring music by John Crocker, snacks, wine tasting and friends. It’s […]
Shop Local and Share the Holiday Cheer!
First Thursday ~ December 1, 5:30 – 7:30 pm Featured Artists Lower Columbia Woodcarvers Communities acrosss the country are banding together to encourage people to shop local. Why? Because supporting local business gives back to the community, helps dollars stay in the community, and helps jobs stay in the community. We like that idea! The American […]
November Spotlight ~ Don Quackenbush
November 2011 First Thursday ~ November 3 5:30 – 7:30 pm Music by John Crocker Featured Artists Scott McRae and Debby Neely (paintings) | Marisa Mercure (painted tile) Don Quackenbush (stained glass) | Jane Gerdon (felting & purses) “The ability to stir the imagination is intriguing, exciting and fascinating in both stained glass and digital art compositions.” ~ Don Quackenbush Don has […]
October Spotlight ~ Susy Halverson
October 2011 – Mask Show First Thursday ~ October 6 5:30 – 7:30 pm Music by Dian Norman Mask Show Best of Show award and prize (gift certificate for The Broadway Gallery) will be announced at the First Thursday reception on October 6, 5:30-7:30. Featured Artists Susy Halverson (paintings) | Lee Boone (sculpture) | Donna […]
Art in the Park 2011
Hosting arts events are an important part of economic revitalization in our community. For residents and visitors alike, they communicate important small town lifestyles and values.” On Saturday August 20 the Columbian Artists Association and the City of Longview Parks and Recreation offered a summertime Art in the Park festival at Lake Sacajawea. This year’s […]