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May 14
Gallery artist Scott McRae showing at Longview Public Library's Koth Gallery thru May 30 http://t.co/CBTKhlKG -
May 14
Entry deadline: May 19 ~ Just Desserts Art Show http://t.co/vvTkbZt9 -
Apr 29
In May the buds begin to spring forth, just like our artists! http://t.co/z7hHrpbb #firstthursday
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May 14
Gallery Comments
- March Spotlight: Decorative Inspiration | The Broadway Gallery on The Northwest Art of Mitzi Christensen
- Shavi zimbabwe | Xenimage on Zimbabwe Artists Project – June 2011
- Featured Artist: Audrey Hoffman ~ weaver, printmaker | Katie m. Berggren Painting Intimate Moments of Motherhood on Audrey Hoffman
- Lee Boone on Carol Boudreau
- Kathryn Marks on Marisa Mercure
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Category Archives: shop local
In May the Buds Begin to Spring Forth!
In May the buds begin to spring forth with green shoots and flowers start blooming. It makes us want to get outside and notice what’s growing. Our May featured artists bring out that spring joy we are beginning to feel. Vicki’s jewelry with its brown, … Continue reading
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 … Continue reading