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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. |
| May 4 Art Walk Color Theme is AQUA!
As the part of the Irrigation Festival, May’s First Friday Art Walk Sequim splashes with AQUA as the theme color that represents watery necessity, unwavering support, flexible force, and cool reassurance. You will find works of art and folks supporting the option to dress in all shades of aqua from resilient teal to delicate robin’s egg blue for the evening out on the town. |
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Blue Whole Gallery showcases Lynne Armstrong, known for her lively paintings of diverse subjects, and photographer Ron Carlson at 129 W Washington St. |
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| Rainshadow Roasting Company features Saundra Cutsinger's acrylic paintings and live music by Fret Noir at 157 West Cedar St. |
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| Catch Paragon Springs at Olympic Theatre Arts at 7:30 PM on First Friday. A bit about this water themed play, "It is 1926 in the American heartland, and the famed “healing waters” of Paragon Springs have been mysteriously poisoned. Now the town’s foremost citizen-crusader, Dr. Thomas Stockman, is determined to know the truth behind this tragedy, no matter the cost." Paragon Springs runs this week Friday, Saturday and Sunday and next week, closing on Sunday, May 13. Tickets are available online or at the theatre box office Olympic Theatre Arts 414 N Sequim Ave, Sequim, WA 98382, phone 360-683-7326. Box Office hours Monday thru Friday from 1pm to 5pm. |
Prairie Spring’s featured artists are husband and wife, LeRoy and Janet Beers and there is a Dessert Buffet during the artist’s reception at 680 W Prairie St. Janet’s passion lies with portrait painting, although she also enjoys exploring landscapes and still life. She works in watercolor, pastel, charcoal, pencil and ink. LeRoy works in many mediums also. The original barns, in and around Sequim, are now the main topic of his work, although he has not abandoned his love of western Washington, Alaska and northern California coastal scenes. |
Mary Padgett is at The Red Rooster Grocery at 134 1/2 W Washington St. Mary works gourds of all shapes and sizes with wood-burning and carving tools, she uses gold leaf and other materials to create three-dimensional art. In addition to gourds, Mary will feature some of her pen and ink drawings, as well as charcoals. |
Pacific Mist Books is exhibiting watercolorist Vicki Wickell with guest author William “Bill” Chisham –“The Photo Op: A Novel, The Secret Service in Action" and refreshments by Cameron's Café including chocolate tastings by Cocoa d'Amici at 121 W Washington St. Vicki Wickell has been a watercolorist for seventeen years. Her inspirations come from nature and the Northwest where she resides with her husband in a wildlife preserve. Vicki's love of creating began in her childhood. She believes it is the loveliest way to show the inner self. Vicki is also a successful illustrator of children's books. |
Lipperts Restaurant is hosting four talented artist, Susan Killins of
Rockin' Rocks, Scarves by Patricia Wilkins, Ulia Cummings of Magical Clay Studio, and photographer Tim O'Neill at 134 S 2nd St. |
| The Museum and Arts Center features the Sequim Arts 36th Annual Juried Show at 175 W Cedar St. |
| Experience artworks by Maryann Proctor, Jan Canale, and Shirley Mercer and sample artfully crafted wines with live music at Wind Rose Cellars at 155 B West Cedar St. |
View Shirley Mercer paintings at Key Bank at 120 N. Dunlap Ave. |
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. |
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| March 2 Art Walk Color Theme was GREEN! |
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| January 6 Art Walk Color Theme was SILVER! |
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| The First Friday Art Walk Sequim is the first event during the 117th Sequim Irrigation Festival which is held May 4 - 13. The festival celebrates the initiation, development and support of the irrigation ditches which brought water to the once dry prairies of Sequim. On May 1, 1896 the first celebration took place making the Sequim Irrigation Festival the oldest continuing festival in Washington State. Please visit the website to discover all the fun events. http://www.irrigationfestival.com |
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| Karin Anderson's artwork is at Alder Wood Bistro at 139 W Alder St. |
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Judy Clark is singing at Pondicherri at 119 E Washington St. |
The Sunshine Café will feature Skip Kratzer’s "Amazing Car Art and More” and will be serving Blue Berry French Toast Bake samples at 145 W Washington St. |
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The Gallery at Dungeness Design is exhibiting “Uncommonwork” by Shane Miller at 520 N. Sequim Ave. |
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Doodlebugs is featuring Artist Trading Cards (ATC) and sharing the history of ATCs. They also have their Creative Café Art Bar open and holds a “Happy Hour” when people can create the project every Friday evening from 4:30 – 6:30 p.m. |
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| Discover Shore Things Jewelry by Tif Chrysler at The Dove’s Nest, inc. at 139 W Washington St. |
| Gallery on the Walls showcases Sally Cays and Patricia Taynton at 128 E Washington St. inside the Sequim Vision Center. Pat’s photography work can now be seen at the Fortune Star Chinese Restaurant. |
| Dungeness Bay Wine & Cheese Store has live music by Lee Tyler Post, photographer Scott Church, and featuring Charles & Charles Wine at 123 E Washington St. |
New venues to the First Friday Art Walk Sequim: Heather Creek at 122 Washington St., That Takes the Cake at 171 W Washington St. and Solar City's Tesa Boutique & Tanning Retreat at 135 W Washington St. |
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| April 6 Art Walk Color Theme was PINK! |
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February 3 Art Walk Color Theme was RED!
Join the fun and share your photos on the First Friday Art Walk Sequim Facebook Page as a sneak preview as to what is to come that festive evening or adventures you had that night! |
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