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New Dayton Street Venues Join Tonight's Third Thursday Art Walk
Music, demonstrations and amazing art work all on display.
The Edmonds Third Thursday Art Walk, which last month celebrated its 10th anniversary, is today from 5 to 8 p.m. at various locations downtown.
Three new art venues on Dayton Street (Dayton St. Studio, Xavier Salazar Woodworking and the Masonic Temple) joining for the first time tonight.
by Jeff Stillwell and Manya Schilperoort, owners of Manya Vee Selects, the art walk now attracts up to 600 visitors, who tonight will be able to partake in arts, entertainment, tastings and demos.
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Highlights include watercolor demos at Aria Studio Gallery; ; painting demo at Autumn's Framing; wood turning at Xavier Salazar Woodturning; and the .
Manya Vee Selects has a printable guide of all the activities and locations planned for the Art Walk, and even has a map.
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The following information is provided by Manya Vee Selects:
Aria Studio Gallery: Paintings and photography by owner and daughter.
Arista Wine Cellars: Wine-themed paintings by Shirley Rudolf.
ArtsNow Gallery: Edmonds Conference Center: Twelve recent graduates from the ArtsNow EDGE Professional Development Program display their work in a variety of mediums.
Autumn's Framing: Autumn Kegley's figure drawings and paintings.
Bluefish Designs: Anne-Marie Sykes' Global Reflections: An exhibit of Polaroid transfer prints, using film only.
C'est La Vie: Saskia Gregory's whimsical switch plates and paintings.
Champions Real Estate: Hot Shots Collection of student photography Edmonds-Woodway and Meadowdale high schools.
Cline Jewelers: Enjoy our unique jewelry art, made by our own staff!
Coldwell Banker Bain: Portraits and flowers Ruth “Rifka” Barth.
Cole Gallery: Ilene Gienger portrays the mood and personality of ordinary and extraordinary people.
Dayton St. Studio: Jeff Krewson's black and white photography captures woods, mountains and streams.
Edmonds Bookshop: Celebrate Poetry Month! Five poets read at 6:30. Victoria Ford, Holly Hughes, Jack McCarthy, Joannie Stangeland, Joan Swift.
Edmonds Frame Design: ChiChi Stewart's landscape paintings.
Edmonds Library: Colorful abstract works by Judith Heim.
Edmonds Museum: E-W High School student Blaise Lamb's acrylic paintings.
Edward Jones: The colors of spring with the photos of Payam Nashery.
Fabric of Life: David Macrae uses flower photos and computer to create unique photos.
Frances Anderson Center: Juried exhibit of clay art by Sculptors Workshop, plus MHS student ceramics.
Gallery North: Clay and Glass: sculpted items by Janet Still.
Garden Gear: Ornamental metal works by Dennis Cant.
Housewares: Pet portraits by Frances Downs..
Interiors of Edmonds: Dorcas Harb's charming original art.
J Rankin Jewelers: Travel photography by Sally Honeycutt.
Manya Vee Selects: Hand-painted silk scarves by Birgit Moening.
Masonic Lodge: Multitalented Edmonds resident Greg Urban shows photography and handmade chain jewelry.
Reliable Floor Coverings: Northwest landscapes by Paul Lewing.
Resident Cheesemonger: “Brantlers” by Kim Carney.
Revelations Yogurt: Paintings, flowers, fashion and jewelry!
Rick Steves' Europe: Travel paintings by Pamela Harold.
Savvy Traveler: Cyndi Lanier's flower paintings and photos.
Semantics Gallery: Colorful animal paintings by Maryanne Nagy.
The Papery: Betty Udesen's bird photos.
The Loft: Live music begins at 8 p.m.
Waterfront Coffee Co: Colorful wall and floor creations by Julie Nagel.
Wells Fargo: Dancing tulip photography by Melchor Berona.
Windermere Real Estate: Exquisite local photography by Bob Sears.
Xavier Salazar Woodworking: Handcrafted wood turnings.