Happy Independence Day! With the Fourth of July falling on first Thursday this month, we are holding our First Thursday on the second Thursday this month. That way everyone can enjoy all the festivities surrounding Independence Day, and not miss our First Thursday opening! Hmmm, maybe we should call it ‘Second Thursday’! Longview’s annual Go Fourth […]
Our February show is elegant, classic and modern. Mary Kohlschmidt’s jewelry is made from glass, beads, silver and crystals, and CDs and DVDs! Mary Huels pottery celebrates her work as a firefighter, and her creativity by creating pottery with tree designs. Rowan Chinook combines his experiences as a carpenter and theater lighting and special effects […]
Fall is here, and soon the days will be shorter. We welcome October with a colorful show filled with delicate watercolors and illustrations, whimsical ceramics and sculptures, and oil painted tiles. Join us for a First Thursday celebration on October 4 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm with music by Steve Harvey and an artist demonstration […]
Much of the gallery’s success is owed to the founding members, as well as local businesses, who supported the gallery during those early years. The Broadway Gallery celebrates its 30th anniversary this month, with a special reception on Thursday, September 6 from 5:30 to 7:30 pm. Three of the original founding members will be present: […]
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 […]
First Thursday ~ September 1 Featured Artists Judy Vandermaten (photography) | Bob Farr (photography) | Mary Huels (pottery) | Ruth Doumit Mary Huels ~ Potter It’s not every day you meet a firefighter/artist-potter! Mary Huels fights fires, and when the fires are quiet she heads for her studio to dig into clay. Not surprising, Mary […]