A Yummy Wine Bar & Bistro/ 831 Broadway / 738-3100 Closing reception for ‘Oooh Isn’t It Pretty’ a
collection by Don Frank. This exhibition presents photographs documenting Seaside in a panorama of images
showcasing the exotic and fantastical, as well as the dark and longing visuals found within the coastal town. The images
created by Don Frank display the tension created by the two opposing sides found in every story, the overall theme of
‘Oooh Isnt It Pretty.”
B Isabell Ross / 821 Broadway / 738-8004 www.isabellross.com
Featuring Silpada Designs,
"Silpada Designs” is the leading retailer of Sterling Silver jewelry. All Silpada Designs are handcrafted jewelry is the finest
.925 Sterling Silver, no painted or plated fashion or costume jewelry. Complementing the beautiful Sterling Silver are
colorful semi-precious gemstones and natural materials including Freshwater Pearls, Coral, tooled Leather, and much
more. So, there really is something for every taste and style."
C Fairweather House & Garden / 612 Broadway / 738-8899 Fairweather House and Garden announces
the exhibition of two artists. Renowned throughout the North Coast for exhibitions from emerging and established artists,
the gallery will feature the talents Karen Raynor and Philomena Lloyd.
Philomena studied art at Yavapai College in Prescott, Arizona and learned the craft of jewelry fabrications and lost wax
casting at Palomar College in San Marcus, California. After moving to Seaside, she opened Exposure Art Gallery,
showcasing local, renowned artists for nearly 10 years. Currently, she offers her time equally between event planning,
serving as an art advisory and is the resident jewelry artist at Fairweather's. Philomena will be in attendance and will
feature her distinctive and diverse designer semi-precious original jewelry pieces.
In addition, Fairweather's introduces an emerging artist, Karen Raynor, who earned degree from Bassist College of
Design, now named the Art Institute of Portland. Introducing Karen's Seaside 2010 series, original paintings that translate
into the passages of vacation time with impressionist glimpses of beach life and relaxation.
Meet the artists October 1st, between 5-8:pm. Wine, hors d' oeuvres and music will be offered.
A silent auction and a percentage of the proceeds from this exhibition will benefit the Assistance League. In addition
tickets for the upcoming Assistance League Tour of Homes Show, October 8th will be available with reduced presale
prices. For more information go to: www.fairweatherhouseandgarden.com.
D SunRose Gallery / 606 Broadway / 738-7788
Patty Thurlby is focusing her whimsical, recycle art on Halloween décor...Hadidjah Shortridge has brought us more broken
china mosaic art including a mosaiced mailbox and something close to her heart, portraits of dogs...Kathy Pennington has
a series of new glass-on-glass mosaics built on vintage windows...and we have a huge, new selection of vintage
silverware bracelets, rings and earrings by Joe and Lynda Smith. Live jazz by Richard T. on guitar and SunRose owner
Ray Coffey on sax and flute......and as always tasty seasonal appetizers will be served. Visit us in the historic Gilbert
District.
E Gilbert Dist / 613 Broadway/ 738-4222 Featuring landscape photographer Marie Gunton from Portland, Or.
Refreshments and NW wines will be sampled.
F Hold Fast Tattoo Co. / 611 Broadway /738-4055 Featuring various local artist
G Beach Books/ 37 N Edgewood/ 738-3500Featuring five Oregon poets and musicians who will unify their
crafts for a unique experience touching the senses, mind and heart. Combining contemporary verse from Portland
favorites A. Molotkov, John Sibley Williams, and David Cooke with the worldly experimental music of Carrie-Ann Tkaczyk,
Ragon Linde, and Molotkov, the three-hour performance will fluidly move between both genres, as well as including short
fiction readings. From 5-8pm, as part of the First Saturday Art Walk, Beach Books will be the center of artistic expression
on the Oregon coast. Please join us for a unique and memorable evening of exploration, expansion, and celebration.
All poets and musicians are available for interviews and performances
H Shearwater Gallery / 111 Broadway / 738-0328 Sandra Summers will be featuring her hand crafted
paper masks. Summers recently moved to Seaside and loves the Ocean, Air, Woods and Amazing Sunsets. Summers
grew up in Yardley, Pennsylvania and NYC. Summers feels living in a very culturally rich environment along with her
Mexican heritage has influenced her work as well as given many opportunities to experience cultures, diversity and art
globally. Her background in art includes attending The Art Student's League of NY, and The Kansas City Art Institute.
Although primarily a painter, Summers has always made objects, Cloth dolls, crafts, masks and sculpture.
I Sam’s Seaside Café / 104 Broadway / 717-1725 Local artist Wedgy Winchester will be unveiling new
works in acrylic with ocean themes, including light houses.
J Trails End Art Assoc. / 656 A St. Gearhart/ 717-9458 New show each month featuring 100-120 original
works at affordable prices by 40-50 local artists