Discover the vibrant art scene in North Bend and Pony Village Mall with the free, self-guided Artwalk tour on November 8th. Held every second Thursday of the month from 5-8 p.m., this event showcases a variety of art displays and galleries.
The Artwalk is a monthly event that transforms downtown North Bend and the Pony Village Mall into a bustling hub of creativity. On November 8th, from 5-8 p.m., art enthusiasts can enjoy a self-directed tour of various art displays and galleries. Sponsored by the North Bend Artwalk Association, this event is free and open to the public.
Visitors can start their tour at any participating location. Maps detailing all the Artwalk venues are available at each stop, making it easy to navigate the event.
The Crystal Dolphin Gallery is excited to feature Joe Johnson, a renowned local glass bead artist. Johnson will be demonstrating the intricate process of creating stunning glass beads. Attendees can enjoy snacks, tea, and coffee while watching this captivating demonstration.
Easy Lane Frames & Select Art Gallery presents "The Shades of Autumn," a show that captures the essence of the season through various mediums. The exhibition includes oils, watercolors, acrylics, photography, basketry, and jewelry, all reflecting the rich colors, textures, and moods of autumn.
Attending the Artwalk offers numerous benefits:
The Artwalk on November 8th is an excellent opportunity to immerse yourself in the local art scene of North Bend and the Pony Village Mall. With a variety of art displays, live demonstrations, and the chance to meet talented artists, this event promises an enriching and enjoyable evening. Don't miss out on this vibrant celebration of art and community.
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