Tuesday 11/17/15

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If you read our Facebook page before landing here, you will know that our day was quiet, Donna was back, and there is going to be a Garage sale at the Art Center...details right below.

Community Art Swap and Flea Market

November 20 – December 4

Reception: November 20, 5:00-7:00pm

GARAGE SALE Saturday and Sunday
November 21 & 22, 9am-4pm



Above...A beginning from Marvey


Betty


Katie's famous palette


Marie


 Donna...seated where should be


Sue


A sampling of the early art admissions







The Gift shop...a good place to shop because the Art Center needs the money!

Don't forget to have a cup of coffee next next door at the Great Northern Coffee Shop. Why? Because the Art Center needs the money!...and it's good coffee.

I also need some photos from my fellow Tuesday Painters. I want to see your workspace; your 'studio'. Mine is already posted.

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