First Friday Sequim Art Walk
5 - 8 p.m. Downtown Sequim
Join
us for a fun and free self-guided tour of local 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 venues and
cultural activities that encourage the community to connect and celebrate
expression and diversity.
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. Donations go to the business of unique as you / Renne Emiko Brock-Richmond and are used for marketing this monthly event that supports the Arts, nonprofits, students, businesses, and artists. Thank you for your support!
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.
June 7 Art Walk color theme is WHITE and all colors of the spectrum! AND, because it is a magical midsummer evening, the wearing of fairy wings and glittery pixie dust is encouraged too! Or, you might wear your tie dyes as we are celebrating the 60s for the Sequim Centennial!
New venue for the Art Walk! Phil Tauran Photography Studio & Gallery at 155 B West Cedar St. launches May 3 with the theme of “Tree of Life”.
New Venue for the Art Walk! Check out Jan Kepley photos and other artists at Thomas Building Center at 337 W. Washington St. Also enjoy showcased artists Gary Parr’s carvings, Shirley Mercer’s watercolors, Randy Radock’s block prints on slate, Sunny Benham’s paintings, Donna Standerwick’s pottery and paintings, and Judy Larimore’s watercolors and photography.
Blue Whole Gallery’s artists of the month are Carol Janda who does watercolors and ceramics and Lynne Armstrong who paints in acrylics at 129 W Washington St.
Theatre Drapes by Pam Dick is one of the many artists at the Sequim Arts 37th Annual International Juried Show is at The Museum and Art Center at 175 W Cedar St.
Enjoy Henning Erben’s acrylic paintings, live music, and you can sample award winning artfully crafted wines at Wind Rose Cellars at 143 W Washington St.
That Takes the Cake inspires sweetness with cakes that are art at 171 W Washington St., Gerald Braude, Solo Acoustic Guitar, and Sunbonnet Sue Quilt Club raffle quilt will be on display at the bakery and you can buy your raffle tickets there!
Gallery on the Walls showcases Sally Cays and Patricia Taynton at 128 E Washington St. inside the Sequim Vision Center.
Rainshadow Roasting Company features Tim Snyder’s work at 157 W Cedar St.
The Red Rooster Grocery showcases Saundra Cutsinger’s paintings at 134 1/2 W Washington St.
Doodlebugs at 138 W Washington St. is offering a FREE "Make and Take" and "Gift with Purchase", between 5PM and 7PM. Gift with Purchase is FREE when you spend $25 or more.
Fun videos from the December First Friday Art Walk Sequim on videOly at http://www.videoly.tv/
The 2013 theme of "Dancing through the Valley" winning Irrigation Festival button design by Naishla Miranda, 5th grader in Mr. Danielson's class at Helen Haller Elementary School.
Submissions for the Irrigation Festival button design artwork posters will be on display in downtown businesses beginning First Friday through the entire festival. Student art can be seen at these businesses: LARC Gallery, Pondicherri, Pacific Mist Books, Purple Haze Lavender, Solar City, Colors of Sequim, Sequim's Sunshine Cafe, That Takes the Cake, Red Rooster Grocery, Bauer Interior Designs, The UPS Store, A Dropped Stitch, and the Co-op Farm & Garden.
Amazing singer and teacher “Jazzy Judy” Clark will perform and view artwork by Tim Quinn and Skip Kratzer at Sequim’s Sunshine Café at 145 W Washington St. http://www.judyclark.net
Pacific Mist Books showcases author Judith Pasco with light refreshments by Cameron's Cafe & Custom Catering, We Do Fine Fudge Samplings, and artwork by JWyatt Art at 121 W Washington St. In “somewhere for my soul to go - a place, a cause, a legacy”, Pasco uses journal entries and vignettes from her many trips to Chiapas, Mexico, to produce a narrative that is both humorous and sobering.
Painter David Willis is exhibiting at the Olympic Theatre Arts at 414 N Sequim Ave.
New Venue for the Art Walk! Visit Colors of Sequim at 139 W. Washington St. provides a plethora of art supplies.
LARC Gallery features Suzy Killins at 166 E Bell St. The LARC Gallery also includes Shirley Mercer, Mary Leone, Jim Watson-Gove, Sunny Benham, Donna Standerwick, Dee Green, Irene Loghry, Bettye Tabain, Diana Miller, Barbara Van Vorst, Jeanne Engesath, Jim Gift, Karen Rozbicki Stringer, Janet Beers, LeRoy Beers, Jan Canale, Maryann Proctor, Jack Parcell, Linda Parcell, Pat Donlin, Wanda Mawhinney, Paulette Hill, Suzy Killins, and Carol Yada.
Solar City's Tesa Boutique & Tanning Retreat will host the Peninsula College Welding Club Art projects in their window.at 135 W Washington St.
Heather Creek look for all the shades of aqua at 122 Washington St. and has Sequim Centennial Milk Cans on display.
New venue! Clear Image Sequim is a full service frame shop and photography solution at 518 N Sequim Ave. that showcases several artists including Randy Radock’s work.
R&T Crystals and Beads at 158 E Bell St. is closed this month.
Call for Artists to actively participate in 2013! Renne Emiko Brock-Richmond, producer of the First Friday Art Walk, helps match artists and performers with art walk venues to facilitate cultural and financial vitality. If you are interested in being included to the Directory of Artists listed on the art walk website who would want opportunities to exhibit and sell their work or perform at the art walk venues, please contact Renne at renne@uniqueasyou.com
Maps for the self-guided tour are available at participating art venues or download your PDF maphere.
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!
