Out of the Shadows

 

Shadows and Relics

This is the closest thing to a five-star book I have read in a long time. I didn’t give it five stars for it does have a few tiny flaws but think of it as a for and three quarter stars book.

The central character is immediately relatable, engaging, and appealing. This is a person with style ability and smarts who moves seamlessly between the supernatural world and the mundane. Better still the character has a complete life with favorite places, friends, and vices,

The secondary characters are all fully drawn and have real substantial life of their own, with jobs and desires all too understandable whether the reader is talented or simply mortal.

The antagonists and there are a few are for the most part equally drawn and have depth not usually found in fantasy. The supernatural opponents are challenging and capable without being so powerful they become cartoons. That is almost all of them are.

The failure comes with the principal villain, too hastily built and calling on too many tropes to have any real vibrancy. This character’s motivation and methods are pretty common to many sub-genres and hurt what is otherwise a fantastic book.

And, much as I am loath to say it, I can even forgive the introduction of a demon. Now I simply cannot stand demons or angels, they distract from any story they are inserted in and seldom offer any interest as well as being completely unbelievable. Yes, I know this is a fantasy and so reality is hardly a mainstay, but even fantasy should have some boundary.

It certainly helps that the demon is pretty charming and slyly seductive and very open to deals of an unconventional manner giving a more earthy flavor to the sulfur and brimstone. So, with grave misgivings, I’ll say this demon doesn’t slow or ruin the story.

And it, the novel, is way too short. I was just getting up steam when I hit the end. I had to scramble to get my hands on the next books so I can tell you to run straight out and get this book, cause I am one book ahead of you. (And I plan to stay that way.)

 

 

 

From Trey Parker, creator of  SOUTH PARK and BOOK OF MORMON

CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL! COMES TO THE LIBERTY THEATRE IN MAY!

CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL! is the kind-of true story of the only person convicted of cannibalism in America - Alferd Packer. The sole survivor of an ill-fated trip to the Colorado Territory, he tells his side of the harrowing tale to news reporter Polly Pry as he awaits his execution. And his story goes like this: While searching for gold and love in the Colorado Territory, he and his companions lost their way and resorted to unthinkable horrors, including toe-tapping songs! Featuring penguins, carnage, a beautiful horse, the fearsome Cyclops and much more!

CANNIBAL! THE MUSICAL! Performs May 19th through June 3rd, Friday and Saturday evenings only. Tickets can be purchased at www.thelibertytheatre.org for $20 or by calling 541-756-4336. The theatre is located at 2100 Sherman Avenue in North Bend, Oregon 97459.

The show is adapted and directed by John Beane, assisted by Daneal Doerr. Beane - creator of WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE’S LEBOWSKI PRINCE OF NINEPINS, PULP SHAKESPEARE, BREAKFAST CLUB OF THE LIVING DEAD and others - has adapted the movie to the stage adding layers of comedy and creating a love letter to the theatre, with a cast of nineteen taking on more than forty roles. 

Starring Taylor Marchant, Jessica Crooks, Evan Haruyama, Michael Pedder, Harlan Morse, Aymee Pedder, Tim Novotny, Tom Holt, Bunny Ransom, Dawn Probst, Talisman Slatick, Kenzo, Masuda, Amanda King, Eric Gleason, Michael Slaska, Bex Turk, John Ezra Sherman, Mason Haruyama, and Steven Woods. Stage Manager is Johanna Zimmerman, assisted by Jason Goodson.

The show was written by Trey Parker (SOUTH PARK, TEAM AMERICA, BOOK OF MORMON and more). Originally a student of music, director Trey Parker transferred from the prestigious Berklee School of Music to Colorado University at Boulder to study film, and it was there he gave birth to his twisted brainchild "Alferd Packer: The Musical". Parker not only wrote, produced, directed and played the leading role in the film, he also wrote the songs and collaborated on the score.

The film began as a three minute fake trailer made for an advanced film production class and, as a joke the director said he was going to make the actual film. "People kept asking 'Where's the movie?" says Parker "The response was so positive, we decided we'd do it".

Together with fellow students Matt Stone, Jason McHugh and Ian Hardin (average age 23) they formed the Avenging Conscience Inc Production Company and raised $75,000 from private investors, friends and family by the day they needed to start shooting. They employed fellow students as cast members and took parts in the film themselves each stepping into each others shoes behind the camera when necessary. From conception to being in the can the film took around twelve months.

The Liberty Theatre is a 501c3 historical theatre about to enter it’s 100th season. Find out how you can become a member or help us in the final stages of our restoration program at www.thelibertytheatre.org. 2100 Sherman Avenue in North Bend, OR. 541-756-4336.

The show is produced under special arrangement with Concord Theatricals, Inc.

Shpadoinkle! 

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John Beane

So It Goes Coffeehouse  

541.290.9726 www.soitgoescoffee.com    

 

Dare to Be Square

 

 

 

Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio Call to Artists Community Show Celebrate the Square! Square works & works with Squares May 3 - June 3, 2023 RULES OF ENTRY: The Theme: “Celebrate the Square” means just that; share your inner Square!… Art in Square format, art that incorporates Square shapes, art that plays with the idea of being Square, let your Square imagination run wild! Accepted Media: 2-D Media Including: Textiles, Fiber Art, Oils, Acrylics, Watercolors, Pastels, Drawing, Print Making (artist pulled prints only), Collage, Mixed Media, Encaustic, and Glass. (No photography or video). Size Limitations: Artworks may not exceed 26”, outside dimension in any one direction. Hanging Requirements: All work must be able to be hung and hangers must fall within the maximum allowed exterior dimension of 26” in any direction. Framed or Gallery wrapped pieces will preferably utilize “D” ring hangers and a hanging wire; please avoid saw-tooth hangers.). Textiles may be framed or hung with dowels, etc. Entry Fees: The non-refundable fees to exhibit are - $10 for first piece, $5 for 2nd piece, $5 for third piece, with a maximum of three entries allowed. Sale of Work: All work MUST be for sale. Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio retains a 25% commission on all sales for this exhibition; please price your work accordingly. Awards: Sharon Leahy, returns to Art by the Sea as the judge for this exhibition. Sharon brings her extensive background in textile, watercolor, and quilting arts, along with her love of all things colorful and creative, to inspire our Community artists through her wit and wisdom. We are delighted to have Sharon returning! Prizes will be $50 First Place, $25 Second Place, $15 Third Place, plus awards of Honorable Mention Ribbons. A People’s Choice Award will be decided by public ballot; the winner to receive a one month exhibition as a Featured Artist at Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio, during 2024 Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio “Celebrate the Square” -2023 ENTRY FORM Artist’s Name: Address: City: State: Zip Code: Daytime Phone: Cell Phone: E-Mail: Website: Artwork: 1. Title: Medium: Price: Outside Dimension/ Framed Size: 2. Title: Medium: Price: Outside Dimension/ Framed Size: 3. Title: Medium: Price: Outside Dimension/ Framed Size: Please make sure to have your: name, title of work, price, and phone number on the back of each work of art. Please provide a short biography if available. By submitting your work, you are agreeing to follow the rules of entry, including allowing photographs or video of your art to be used for publicity purposes only. We reserve the right to refuse art due to content or presentation and will refund fees if applicable. Art by the Sea Gallery retains 25% of the sale price of any art that is sold during the show; please price your work accordingly. All art entered must be for sale. I understand and agree to the requirements listed in this Call to Artists Signature Date

 

Classy April

 

ABTS April Class Schedule Thurs. April 13 - Introduction to Glass on Glass Mosaic with Anne Sobbota (Special Session arranged by Arlene**) 9:00–12:00 $65 All materials provided. Students may bring a simple design idea if desired. Please wear a mask. A maximum of 6 students and a minimum of 4. Class will take place at Anne’s Studio at 525 11 St., SE, in Bandon. See flyer for more information. Wed. April 19 - Collage Group 1:00-3:00 $6 (cash please) Please send an email request to join this session to Susan Lehman at Studioblue@mycomspan.com. There is no specific instruction, just bring your own project, materials and ideas to share. The Collage Group will meet at the Langlois Lions Club at 48135 Floras Lake Loop Road in Langlois. Fri. April 21 – Mosaic – Color & Contrast with Anne Sobbota 9:00-2:00 $110 All materials provided. Please wear a mask. A maximum of 6 students and a minimum of 4. Class will take place at Anne’s Studio at 525 11 St., SE, in Bandon. See flyer for more information. Thurs. April 27 – No Peek Painting (acrylic) with Jean Stephenson 11:30-3:00 $40 Materials, including canvas, paints and brushes, included. Maximum of 6 students and a minimum of 4. Class will meet at the Langlois Lions Club at 48135 Floras Lake Loop Road in Langlois. **Shows where a change in the schedule has been made. Contact ABTS Gallery at 541-347-5355 for more information. Most classes have a materials list of what to bring with you. **Pay for classes at ABTS Gallery at time of registration, please

 

Which Came First the Chickering or the Egg

 

Plan to join us at Black Market Gourmet 495 Central Ave., Coos Bay Oregon on Sunday March 19, 2-4 p.m. for an art reception featuring the work of Fiber Artist Theresa Richards Chickering.  Meet the artist, enjoy a wonderful collection of her works, complimentary noshies and a no host bar.   This show will be available for viewing through the end of April.  If you are unable to attend please e-mail: thebmg@msn.com or call: 541.269.0194

Artist Statement:

Theresa Richards Chickering is a traditional quilter and artist who now creates original quilts using her own designs. Chickering has been a pivotal figure in her community for over 25 years as both an artist and a teacher. Today in her personal work, she has become known for her landscape quilts—and in more recent years—for her abstract quilt designs in the vein of today’s modern quilt movement. Chickering was born in Aberdeen, Maryland and reared in the very small town of Alpine, Oregon. Her mother sewed but did not quilt, though there were family quilts in the home that that had been passed through the family from as far back as Chickering’s great grandparents. Her mother enrolled her daughters in sewing 4H programs (4H is a US-based network of youth organizations). Chickering also took home economics classes in high school. Her father was a mechanic, welder, and inventor who, at one point, designed and built his own self-loading log truck. Chickering inherited her father’s gift for solving design problems in her head; for her, this has resulted in intricately pieced quilt tops. Although Chickering had tried quilting by cutting out a Sunbonnet Sue pattern when she was 15 years old, she didn’t finish it. A decade later, her interest in quilting blossomed when she met Ann Smith, a quilter with years of experience. In time. the two opened a quilt shop in Reedsport where they offered beginning classes. They also helped found Coast Quilters, the local quilt guild now 30+ years running. Theresa Chickering’s at-home quilting studio occupies a good portion of the second floor of her house, which sits high atop the ridge line overlooking Reedsport. Although she started out on her home sewing machine, she has come to prefer the precision of her commercial quilting machine. Chickering has had many entries, and has received several awards, in the Coos Bay and Florence quilt shows and EE Schenk’s challenge. She has twice entered the Hoffman Challenge. Both times she has been selected for Hoffman’s national traveling show. As for mentors, “Tamara and Tara [Szalewski] at Mindpower Gallery have definitely helped Chickering bridge the gap between craft and art by displaying her art quilts at their local gallery. Summing up her avocation for quilting, Theresa Chickering says, "I really feel blessed, really lucky that all the pieces fell into place like they were supposed to and I found a medium I love. I don’t think I’ll ever tire of working with fabric

Kristin Hoefer

Chef Jardin Kazaar, RN

Black Market Gourmet

495 Central Avenue

Coos Bay, Oregon 

541.269.0194

 

 

Get some Class

 

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Art by the Sea Class Schedule: March 2023 145 Fillmore Ave. S. E. Old Town, Bandon www.artbytheseagallery.com March 2023 Wed. March 15 - Collage Group 1:00-3:00 $6 (cash please) Please send an email request to join this session to Susan Lehman at Studioblue@mycomspan.com. There is no specific instruction, just bring your own project, materials and ideas to share. The Collage Group will meet at the Langlois Lions Club at 48135 Floras Lake Loop Road in Langlois. Thurs. March 23 – In the Manner of Matisse (acrylic) with Jean Stephenson 11:30-3:00 $40 Materials, including canvas, paints and brushes, included. Maximum of 6 students and a minimum of 4. Class will meet at the Langlois Lions Club at 48135 Floras Lake Loop Road in Langlois. Sat. March 25 – Glass on Glass Mosaic with Anne Sobbota 9:00–12:00 $65 All materials included. A maximum of 6 students and a minimum of 4. Class will take place at Anne’s Studio at 525 11th St, SE, in Bandon. See flyer for more information. **Shows where a change in the schedule has been made. Contact ABTS Gallery at 541-347-5355 for more information. Most classes have a materials list of what to bring with you. **Pay for classes at ABTS Gallery at time of registration, please.

Knock your Eye Out

Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio Reception Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio is hosting a reception for Featured Artist, Sally Weymouth, on Saturday, March 11th from 2-4:00 pm. Sally’s photography won the People’s Choice Award at Art by the Sea Gallery in the 2022 Community Photography Show, “Eye & the Lens.” The Member’s New Show, “Spring Impressions,” will also be up along with the many unique pieces of artworks throughout the gallery. Meet and greet the artists while enjoying some homemade baked goods. The show will run from March 7th through April 1st. Gallery winter hours are 10am-4pm daily. Masks are now optional with respect to individual choices. Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio is located at 145 Fillmore Ave., S.E., Old Town Bandon You can always find more information about the artists, classes, and upcoming activities on Facebook, Instagram and on our website at www.artbytheseagallery.com

 

Matilda, Matilda, Matilda, she takame money and run to Little Theater on the Bay

 

 

 

 

 Photo Caption: Evil Miss Trunchbowl, played by John Adamson, stuns the kids in the classroom as they rehearse for “Matilda the Musical.”

 

 

Little Theatre on the Bay Presents Matilda the Musical

Tickets for kids 12 and under are half-price

 

February 2023, North Bend, OR – Little Theatre on the Bay (LTOB) presents Roald Dahl’s “Matilda the Musical” in 9 performances from March 10^th through March 26^th at the Liberty Theatre in North Bend, Oregon. Performances are at 7:00 PM Fridays and Saturdays and 2:00 PM on Sundays. Tickets online at thelibertytheatre.org or at the box office on Tuesdays 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM and one hour prior to each show. Tickets for children 12 and under are half-price.

 

“Matilda” is played by Lyla Davidson, an 11-year-old from Coos Bay in her first lead role, while her evil teacher, Miss Trunchbowl is played by stage veteran John Adamson. With a cast of over 30, and larger-than-life characters, endearing songs, energetic dances, and a touch of magic, “Matilda” is a delightful show for the whole family!  Roald Dahl’s classic book comes to life in this vibrant telling of Matilda, a young girl whose imagination and love of learning are rejected by her unscrupulous parents. With encouragement from her teacher, Miss Honey, Matilda’s spunk takes her on a journey to create her own destiny.

 

The Liberty Theatre has been serving audiences since 1924. Little Theatre on the Bay (LTOB) is the second-longest continuously operating community theatre group in Oregon with a mission “to cultivate the arts in Coos County.” Visit: thelibertytheatre.org or call (541) 756-4336.

 

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   Kathleen Vineyard

 

Astronaught auditions

 

FLORAS LAKE ASTRO CAMP 2023 Floras Lake, Oregon session one August 15-18 2023 With Matte Hanna Looking to capture stunning night sky photography in one of the most beautiful locations in the Pacific Northwest? Join us under the stars for our 3-night Astrophotography camp at Floras Lake, Oregon August 15-19th. With its clear skies and natural surroundings, Floras Lake is the perfect location for breathtaking shots of the Milky Way, meteor showers, and other celestial wonders while camping on the Oregon coast. You’ll have the best opportunities to practice your night sky photography skills, as well as learn from expert instructors and guides. We’ll cover everything from camera settings to composition, and provide hands-on instruction and feedback to help unlock your full potential at some of Oregon's best night sky locations. The workshop will feature three nights of shooting epic locations with an editing session on the last day, polishing your photographs into finished files to take home. In addition to the photography sessions, you’ll have the chance to relax and unwind in the natural surroundings of Floras Lake and the Pacific Ocean and connect with other like-minded photographers who share your passion for capturing the beauty of the night sky. Don’t miss out on this unforgettable opportunity. Book your spot now and get ready to capture truly amazing shots! What’s included: 3 Night Sessions with Instruction and guide Friday Editing Session Summer Floras Lake fun with Swimming, Windsurfing, Kayaking and Hiking during your off time Camp gear from our sponsors Onsite Camping is Available per request! $800 (max students 7) Session One. For more information contact Matte Hanna matte_hanna@icloud.com (541) 505-2880 To Enroll, Contact Art by The Sea Gallery (541) 347-5355

register online

 

• Press Releases for The Liberty Theatre – Home of Little Theatre on the Bay

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  Kathleen Vineyard <oregoncoastpress@gmail.com>

  To:Kathleen Vineyard

  Bcc:miranda7039@yahoo.com

  Tue, Feb 14 at 9:46 AM

  Good morning!
  My name is Kathleen Vineyard. I write and submit press releases on behalf of The Liberty Theatre – Home of Little Theatre on the Bay (LTOB). 

  
  

  The LTOB board of directors has provided me with a current media list; however, the only information included are email addresses. I am reaching out to you today with the hope of gathering additional information in order to be more effective in distributing future communications.

  
  

  Please take a moment to reply to this email with your answers to a few questions. 

  
  

  1. What is the name of your organization?

  2. What is your name?

  3. What is your title?

  4. Please confirm your email address.

  5. What is your phone number?

  6. What is your lead time for the submission of press releases?

  7. What is the best day of the week or month to submit?

  8. How often do you want to hear about LTBO?

  9. How many words are you looking for?

  10. Is there anyone else in your organization that I should contact?
  

  
  

  Your time is valuable. Please know that you are sincerely appreciated. I will keep this information confidential and use it only to better serve LTOB and communicate more effectively with you. 

  
  

  I look forward to working with you!

  
  

  With gratitude,

  Kathleen

  
  

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     Kathleen Vineyard

     541.808.2229

     oregoncoastpress.com

 

Eaten Up with Style

 

South Park creator Trey Parker’s Cannibal! The Musical! is the kind of true story of the only person convicted of cannibalism in America - Alfred Packer. The sole survivor of an ill-fated trip to the Colorado Territory, he tells his side of the harrowing tale to news reporter Polly Pry as he awaits his execution. And his story goes like this: While searching for gold and love in the Colorado Territory, he and his companions lost their way and resorted to unthinkable horrors, including toe-tapping songs! 

FIlled with Parker’s trademark dark comic edge and buffoonery, Cannibal! is for mature audiences only. Auditions are February 25th at 6:30 PM at The Liberty Theatre at 2100 Sherman Avenue, North Bend, Oregon. Please prepare part of a song and be prepared to move.

Seeking ninjas, cyclops, maidens, dancers, trappers, erstwhile heroes, shopkeepers, judges, penguins, and someone to play Cartman (really). Most roles sing and/or dance, talent in these particular areas not necessarily required. Broad sense of humor definitely required.

Casting:

Alfred Packer: Hero, silly, dim, valiant, miner

Polly Pry: Heroine, inquisitive, brilliant reporter

James Humphrey: Cartman (really), brash, an idiot, hysterical, miner

George Noon: Nerd, naive, sweet, really, really wants to have a girlfriend, miner

Frank Miller: A butcher that refuses to sing or dance. Sarcastic, intelligent. Miner.

Israel Swan: Cheerful, bizarre, sings/dances the showstopper, miner

Shannon Bell: Preacher, sincere, slightly manic, miner

Liane: Packer’s horse (played by a girl), amazing dancing/clownwork a plus

French Cabazon: A quasi-operatic trapper and villain, 

Packers rivalLoutzenheiser: Trapper, bad guy

Nutter: Trapper, bad guy (but sweet): 

The wise/weird head of a tribe of Native American 

Japanese foreign exchange students 

Tribe: Native American Japanese foreign exchange students

The Voice of Doom

Judge Jerry

Tiny Tim

The Cyclops

The Sheriff

The miners fathers

Dancers

Cowbell artiste’

Clerks, frogs, etc…

Rehearsals start in March. Performances are Fridays and Saturdays, May 19th-June 3rd. For more information visit www.thelibertytheatre.org. Performed by special arrangement with Concord Theatricals.

Shpadoinkle!

 

See the World

 

 

South Coast Folk Society <southcoastfolksociety@gmail.com>
To:Our PSA: Thank You!
Bcc:miranda7039@yahoo.com
Wed, Feb 8 at 10:21 AM
Greetings to all Media Contacts and Friends of the Folk Society.
Announcing two very special public events happening on the South Coast this month, 
The premier International Music Dance Band, Kef, will be live at two venues on the South Coast:
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 7PM IN FLORENCE AT THE FLORENCE SENIOR CENTER.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18, 7PM IN LANGLOIS AT THE LANGLOIS CHEESE FACTORY.
In addition, there will be a free Eastern European dance lesson at 5:30 on Saturday at the Cheese factory.
All are welcome at every event.
This is a rare opportunity to enjoy this popular band.
Many thanks for your help to inform your listeners and readers about these events.
Feel free to contact me if you have any questions.
Paul Poresky - 541-404-8267


From: South Coast Folk Society
Subject: World Music Concert and Dance!
When: Friday, February 17, and Saturday, February 18
Time: 7:00 PM to 10:00PM
Where: **Friday, Feb. 17, FLORENCE SENIOR CENTER, 1570 Kingwood Dr.
Where: **Saturday, Feb.18, LANGLOIS CHEESE FACTORY, 94179 Allen Boice Dr.
Featuring: Music by THE KEF BALKAN BAND from EUGENE
FREE Afternoon Dance Workshop Saturday 5:30-6:15 pm Saturday, the 18^th in Langlois, prior to the dance.
 
World Music Concert and Dance Coming to Florence and Langlois
 
The South Coast Folk Society is pleased to announce that the premier Pacific Northwest folk dance band, Kef, will be making a special appearance in Florence on Friday evening February 17th, and In Langlois on Saturday evening February 18.  One of the region’s most popular folkdance bands is coming to the south coast for a mini-tour.  On Friday, February 17^th there will be a concert and dance party at the Florence Senior Center from 7:00-10:00 pm.  On Saturday the 18^th the fun starts at 5:30 pm with a free folkdance lesson followed by a dance party from 7:00 to 10:00 pm at the Langlois Cheese Factory. Great music and festive social dancing are on tap for this special weekend. Both events are open to the public.
 
Kef is a popular ethnic folkdance band that has received praise at venues throughout the Pacific Northwest for the quality of their music and the authenticity of their sound. This is a Balkan/International dance festival.  The six musicians in the Kef Band have honed their talent over the past twelve years playing for audiences from Seattle to San Francisco.  The band features trumpets, flugelhorn, saxophone, cello, percussion, accordion, and vocals.  Their music is infused with energy and grace.  Its distinctive sound is delightful.  Kef plays a wonderful variety of dance music from Eastern Europe and around the world.  Featuring Balkan village folk melodies and lively dance grooves, all their music is a joy to hear and a pleasure to dance to.  
 
On Saturday afternoon at 5:30, skilled dance instructors will lead an afternoon workshop to enhance everyone’s enjoyment of the evening dance party.  The workshop is free.  Suggested donation for the dance parties is 10 per person. Students are always free.  Both events are alcohol and fragrance free.  Enjoy r­­efreshments during the break.  For more information call 541-404-8267.  


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http://www.southcoastfolksociety.com

 

Get and Eyeful

ABTS Reception Saturday, February 4th Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio is hosting a Reception on Saturday, February 4th, from 2-4:00 pm for the opening of “Eye & the Lens,” a Community Photography Show with original works by participating artists. The show’s judge, Chris Malone, a renowned Coos Bay photographer, will be announcing the prizes and awards at the reception. Our Featured Artist for February is Jean Stephenson, who will be displaying several pieces of her beautiful artwork. Jean is accomplished in various mediums including oil, acrylic and pastel. Visitors can meet and greet Jean, several gallery members, the show’s judge and participants in the photography show. Visitors may also enjoy some homemade, baked goodies during the event. The show runs from January 31st to March 5th. Original paintings, art gourds, pottery, jewelry, photography, woodwork and many more beautiful works of art are always on display throughout the gallery. Art by the Sea Gallery and Studio is open from 10am-4pm daily and is located at 145 Fillmore Ave SE, Bandon, (next to the Station Restaurant on Highway 101). You can always check our website at artbytheseagallery.com for more information about the gallery, members and upcoming gallery events. “Serenity,” by Jean Stephenson

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