About the First Friday Art Walk Sequim

First Friday Sequim Art Walk
5 - 8 p.m. Downtown Sequim

Join us for a fun and free self-guided tour of local art galleries, artists’ studios, the museum and arts center, and alternative art venues in Sequim on the First Friday of every month from 5 – 8 p.m.

Our mission is to create approachable and accessible art and cultural venues that encourage the community to connect and celebrate expression and diversity.

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This encouraging and educational arts event is sponsored and produced by unique as you / Renne Emiko Brock-Richmond.

First Friday Art Walk Sequim

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To create inclusion during the art walk, every month has a color theme.

If you enjoy the Art Walk, please help support the efforts to enhance this community event.

January 6 Art Walk Theme - Silver

Be part of art in Sequim every First Friday of the month from 5 – 8 p.m.

The Map for the self-guided tour is available at participating arts venues or download your own map here.

Jan Kepley's fine art photography at Rainshadow Roasting Company at 157 West Cedar St.

Pacific Mist Books is exhibiting Jean Wyatt's artwork including her 2012 calendars at 121 W Washington St.

Philippe Tauran - a French Photographer in Sequim at The Buzz at 128 N Sequim Ave. Admiring Impressionist art, he began painting in the 70's. In the mid-80's, he discovered his father's old, forgotten Nikon, and the journey began; landscapes, street scenes, hours spent in the dark watching images appear.

Blue Whole Gallery showcases three talented artists including Reggie Consani, highly regarded watercolor artist; Carl Baker, known for his elegant woodwork; and Larry McCaffrey, award winning metal artist, at 129 W Washington St. Watercolorist Reggie Consani is a founding member of the Blue Whole Gallery; attended Burnley School of Professional Art (the Art Institute of Seattle) and she worked as a commercial artist when a premium was placed on drawing skills and original style. As a psychologist he has always been interested in art as self-expression and communication, Carl Baker first tried his hand at woodturning in his junior-high woodshop class and fell in love with the process. In lieu of any formal art instruction, Larry McCaffrey rely on years working in the metal trades which have given him the skills required to create his work includes the design, cutting of the metal, forming, welding and finally the finishing.

The Sunshine Café will feature Amy Weber’s delightful works and sample delightful treats at 145 W Washington St.

Sequim artist Mike McCollum’s recent works are displayed at The Gallery at Dungeness Design 520 N. Sequim Ave. with the exhibit entitled “Real and Imagined: wood and resin constructs” features the artist’s abstract landscapes made of wood (sticks, branches, found wood objects) mostly collected from the property where he lives.

The Museum and Arts Center features the one-woman exhibition by noted area artist Joy McCarter and chronicles much of the five decades-long artistic career of McCarter, a founding member of Sequim Arts at 175 W. Cedar St. called "Joy McCarter: In Retrospect". Finding inspiration in that which surrounds her, the 97-year-old McCarter has recorded more than 50 years of area history through her art by painting farms, barns, homesteads, mills, landscapes and seascapes from Port Hadlock to Sekiu.

Bellingham resident Linda Scoboria is the featured artist at The Red Rooster Grocery at 134 1/2 W Washington St. Her fun and fanciful paper collage landscapes highlight favorite Northwest scenes. This will be her first show in Sequim.

Galley on the Walls showcases Sally Cays and Patricia Taynton at 128 East Washington St. inside the Sequim Vision Center.

Marina Shipova's artwork is at Damiana’s Best Cellars 143 W. Washington St.

The Red Rooster Grocery is showing the works of Janita Courtat 134 1/2 W Washington St. She is a nature photographer that specializes in treasures of the forest floor.

Doodlebugs Scrapbooking has their Creative Café Art Bar open and holds a “Happy Hour” when people can create the project every Friday evening from 5 - 7 p.m.

Susan Gansert Shaw is exhibiting her paintings at Alderwood Bistro located at 139 West Alder St.

Visit “The Resident’s Show” at The Gallery at the Fifth Ave at 500 W Hendrickson St.

Rita Heywood will display watercolors at Key Bank Sequim at 120 North Dunlap Ave.

Scott Erickson has his Photograph Artwork on display at Strait Financial Advice, 193 W Cedar St.

Sample artfully crafted wines at Wind Rose Cellars at 155 B West Cedar St.

The Dove's Nest will show the work of Ken Beale at 139 W Washington St.

Maps for the self-guided tour are available at participating art venues or download your PDF map here.

Find out how you can participate in First Friday Art Walk Sequim by contacting Renne Emiko Brock-Richmond, the coordinator, local artist, and arts advocate.