Make sure to check out the Edmonds Wreath Walk, happening November 16th - December 21st! 10 artist-created wreaths are on display around town to help you get into the holiday spirit. Vote on your favorite, then bid on it to take home in time for the holidays!

Anchor Chic Consignment // Julie Steed

529 Dayton St, open Monday-Saturday 11am-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm
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Julie likes to dabble in a variety of mediums to create unique art pieces.

Anchor Chic is also hosting the wreath: “Sea Life” by Julie Steed. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artist!

Aria Studio Gallery // Joan Archer and Leah Goodwin

535 Main St, open Tuesday 1-6pm, Wednesday-Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday 12-4pm
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Come by and enjoy new watercolors by artist and instructor Joan Archer. Photography by Leah K Goodwin. A watercolor demonstration begins at 6:30pm in the gallery’s front room on the night of the Third Thursday Art Walk. Join us!

ArtSpot // Perry Jakobs

408 Main St, open Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 11am-4pm
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Perry Jakobs enjoys subverting expectations. Their art is whimsical and colorful, but behind every piece is a bit of melancholy. A sadness that is easily overlooked. Many see pastel creatures and assume they mean joy, but each piece has a bit of their own life story behind it. Layers upon layers of symbolism are ingrained in every piece, and one thing the artist enjoys most is hearing how others interpret their work!

Cascadia Art Museum // Syd C' de Baca

190 Sunset Ave, open Wednesday - Sunday, 11-5pm
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Featuring local artist Sydney C' de Baca. While she started watercolor painting vegetables straight from the garden, her painting process and subjects have been evolving over time. Her current m.o. begins with lots of blind contour drawing of her subject. What is blind contour drawing? You choose your subject, put your pen to paper, and then draw it without ever looking down at what you're doing. Yes, the drawings are wild and crazy, but they have a freedom and perception that doesn't happen when you're constantly looking at your drawing trying to make it perfect. Sydney will demonstrate her technique during the Third Thursday Art Walk.

Cascadia Art Museum is also hosting the wreath: “Yayoi Kusama Inspired Dot Wreath” by Lynn Hanson and Martha Hurst. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artists!

Christopher Framing & Fine Art // Paul W. Sundberg

537 Main St, open Tuesday - Friday, 12-5pm, Saturday 10am-4pm
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Paul Sundberg is a native of Northwest Washington. His education and profession were rooted in matters of the human spirit and values - hope, grief, home, respect, and beauty. The same holds true for his visual art and poetry. work is an expression of the power of place and moment. Paul's work has been influenced by the iconography, mosaics, and stained glass of the Christian art tradition, as well as by the art of Henri Rousseau, Claude Monet, Paul Klee, Marc Chagall, Thomas Hart Benton, and Jacob Lawrence. "Digital art allows me to not be bound by any single style."

Coldwell Banker Bain // Art for All

108 5th Ave S, open daily 10am-4pm
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Since 2017, Art for All has worked to advocate for their group of artists through exhibitions and art auctions, classes and performances. They work to empower individuals with disabilities, promote artistic expression, and boost wellness in the community. Their group of instructors are trained professionals in the fields of art therapy, health care, and fine arts. Between them they have over 50 years of combined experience working with people with disabilities!

Coldwell Banker Bain is also hosting the wreath: “A Very Quilty Christmas” by Holly Bates. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artist!

Crow // Anjanette Hewitt

114 4th Ave N, open Monday 11am - 4:30pm, Tuesday - Friday 11am-5pm, Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm
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Anjanette took up painting while trying to heal from a painful divorce in her 40s. Suddenly she was painting with a group of women in the jungles in Costa Rica, traveling to the Blue Ridge Mountains in North Carolina, sitting in the desert in Albuquerque, staring at the mountain that Georgia O Keefe made a pact with God saying, “If I paint this mountain enough, can it be mine?” She knew this path was the one she needed to take. Or at least try.

The Curious Nest // Nancy Nelson

405 Main St, open Thursday - Sunday 12-4pm
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Nancy Nelson has been a life long artist ranging from jewelry to one of a kind assemblages. She lives in the PNW and is often inspired by the beauty of what she finds in nature. She is forever creating new worlds of delight with miniature treasures that are often woven together with natural elements like shells, wood, metal components and textiles. Each creation is one of a kind and contains hours and often years of work gathering to find just the right item to complete each art creation.

Nancy's latest collection is featuring her "Folk Art Aquariums" which are made with driftwood that have been transformed into fish with handmade papers, glass eyes and vintage wooden boxes to be hung as wall adornments. She also has a new collection of ornaments made with vintage glass birds, handblown mushrooms and more!

Show starts November 16th.

Driftwood Modern // Artists of the mid-20th Century

403-1/2 Main St, open Thursday - Sunday 11am-5pm or by appointment
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Driftwood Modern proudly presents an ongoing and changing collection of the original paintings, prints and sculpture of nationally and internationally known artists of the mid-20th century, with a focus on the acclaimed Northwest School. We also offer an eclectic array of authentic Modern home furnishings. “Beauty in our lives!”

Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation Gallery // Sculptor’s Workshop

Frances Anderson Center - 700 Main St, open Monday - Friday 8:30am-8:30pm, Saturday 9am-2pm
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The fall art show “Wild Things” will continue this month in the EAF Gallery at Francis Anderson Center. Wild Things is a collaboration of 23 artists from the Sculptors Workshop. The exhibition is each individual artist's interpretation of wild things which includes both functional and non-functional works of art created primarily in clay. The Sculptors Workshop, established in 1967, is a group of sculptors and potters who are serious about clay. They are grateful to have space in the Frances Anderson Center to work on projects and ideas.

In addition - the long awaited, first post pandemic pottery sale will be taking place November 3rd and 4th. Come shop!

Edmonds Bookshop // EPIC Group Writers

111 5th Ave S, open Monday - Saturday 10am-8pm, Sunday 12-5pm
EVENT ON NOVEMBER 16TH AT 6:00PM

Edmonds Bookshop will host local authors from the EPIC Group Writers in a “Lightning Round” event. 10 writers representing genres from mystery to travel and children’s story books to poetry will discuss or read from their work and be available afterwards to chat and sign books. Participating authors are: Gerald Bigelow; Harriet Cannon; Paddy Eger; Keith Fryer; Kathleen Glassburn; Kizzie Jones; Wendy Kendall; Erica Miner; Valerie Ramer, and Judith Works, organized by EPIC Group Writers Board President, Laura Moe. In the “lightning round” format, authors or pairs of authors will be given a set amount of time in which to read or share, and then will give the stage to the next set of authors. Come for a fun, informative evening and support local writers and friends!

Edmonds Bookshop is also hosting the wreath: “Journey Under the Stars” by Beth Henkes. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artist who will be displaying and selling some of her miniature art.

Edmonds Vision Center // Bethany Harper

201 5th Ave S, open Monday - Saturday 9am-5:30pm by appointment only
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Bethany Harper is a fiber artist who has been creating handstitched items for over 30 years. Her passions are knitting, spinning, and crocheting. You will often find her social stitching at Stranded By the Sea in Edmonds on Tuesday evenings. For this show, she has curated an array of holiday stockings and decor. She has employed stranded colorwork techniques and blended patterns and colors to create unique themes.

Edmonds Vision Center is also hosting the wreath: “Celebrating Birds” by Fresia Valdivia. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath!

Epulo Bistro // Becca Lavin

190 Sunset Ave, open Sunday - Thursday 4-8:30pm , Friday - Saturday 3-9:30pm
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Becca Lavin began painting in, early, 2020 when her granddaughter's brought her painting supplies to keep her occupied after her 19 year massage practice went into lockdown. She refers to art, in that time, as a savior. Trying every medium and technique, she has somewhat settled in the abstract or abstract-realism arena, but continues to experiment and play in mixed mediums. She expresses her ever curious and play-full nature in her work and looks forward to exploring more at 76 and beyond.

Gallery North // Tom Saknit

401 Main St, open 11am-5pm daily
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Gallery North welcomes former member Tom Saknit, creator of Redacted Photography™ as he presents his latest suite, “Mediterranean Memories: Lands Connected By The Sea.” While most might think of the sea as a dividing factor, isolating cultures from one another, the Mediterranean is an example of water as a cultural bridge. The seafaring peoples of the Med have exchanged goods, ideas, and inspiration for millennia. Each port city from Spain, through Italy and into Greece shows influence from cultures beyond the flowing horizon. Whether you have traveled the cities celebrated in this show, visited them virtually, or imagined their stony streets, you will be inspired by the iconic beauty and old-world charm that captivate so many hearts. Photographer Tom Saknit’s trademark approach to highlighting subject while removing visual clutter from his images reminds us of the impact of distilled memories, and the poignance of details lost. His photographs invite us to linger, entering into an on-going dialogue with each image, where the viewer recalls, imagines, and replaces the lost spaces that punctuate each canvas.

A reception will be held Saturday, November 11 from 2-5 pm as well as during the Third Thursday Art Walk - where you can meet artists, enjoy light refreshments, and view this remarkable display.

Gallery North is also hosting the wreath: “Christmas Carousel” by Lonni Flowers. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artist!

Graphite // The Art of Storytelling - A Graphite Studio Artists group show

202 Main St, gallery will be open to the public every Saturday Noon-4pm, and daily entrance through Charcoal Restaurant 4-9pm
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Graphite Studio Artists share new works in this group show. Works by artists Sarah Crumb, Andy Eccleshall, Tracy Felix, Johanne Friedrichs, Mike O'Day, Mary Olsen, Julie Perrine, Amy Pleasant, Bill Whitbeck and Rainny Zhao will highlight the power of visual art to tell the stories of our past and present. Exhibit runs through January 6, 2024.

Graphite is also hosting the wreath: “Still Life in Black and White” by the artists of Graphite. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artists!

Interiors of Edmonds // Giclée prints by David Marty

326 Main St, Monday - Saturday 10am-4pm
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Landscapes of the western United States are often the subject of David’s paintings. However several tours throughout Europe, and in particular Italy, have inspired him to regularly paint scenes from European country and city life as well. His work is a combination of plein air and studio paintings. He loves to get outdoors and painting on location whenever he can. Interior of Edmonds is happy to be showing David’s limited edition giclée reproductions.

Rebekah’s Boutique // Brandi Masters

404 Main St, Monday 11am-4pm, Tuesday - Saturday 11am-5pm, Sunday 12-4pm
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Brandi Masters of Light Body Jewelry creates vibrant and colorful jewelry out of natural stones and gemstones. She is a Seattle Native and was inspired to reinvent herself during the pandemic and create the jewelry of her dreams.

Rebekah’s Boutique is also hosting the wreath: “Magical Fungi” by Brandi Masters. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artist!

Sugarology Edmonds // Amanda Thornton-DeWitt

133 4th Avenue N, open Monday 12-6pm; Tuesday - Thursday 9am-7pm; Friday 9am-6pm; Saturday 9am-5pm
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Amanda Thornton-DeWitt has been taking photographs ever since she could hold a camera. Born near the Appalachian Mountains in northeast Alabama, Thornton-DeWitt grew up surrounded by nature. After receiving scholarships to local colleges, she realized she wanted to travel. Thornton-DeWitt joined the Navy as the seventh woman to be a damage controlman for the military branch, bringing her to Bremerton. She met and fell in love with her now-husband, and then moved to Shoreline. Tying back to her love of nature, she attended the College of Forest Resources at the University of Washington and became an environmental scientist for a local environmental consulting firm. This, she said, is when the photography “bug” bit her.

Sugarology is also hosting the wreath: “One Meaning of a Tree of Life” by Hoapa Mucaria. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artist!

Vie & Vin // Naomi Amber Dawn

172 Sunset Ave, open Tuesday - Thursday 11am-6pm, Friday & Saturday 11am-7pm (21+ only)
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Naomi Amber Dawn is a multimedia collage artist blending hand cut analog collage with digital art. Naomi’s art focuses on nostalgic places in the PNW with a surreal twist, inviting viewers to question their perceptions by seeing the ordinary through an extraordinary lens.

Vie & Vin is also hosting the wreath: “Bee Merry” by Brooke Fotheringham. Make sure to stop in to see the wreath and meet the artist!

Walnut Street Coffee // Misha Zadeh

410 Walnut St, open Monday - Friday 6am-6pm, Saturday & Sunday 7am-6pm
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Misha Zadeh is a Ballard-based visual artist and designer. Her colorful surface design work can be seen on housewares, textiles, and paper goods sold in specialty shops around the country — including Edmonds’ own Walnut Street Coffee. Misha’s first solo show since 2017, "Pomegranates & Persimmons" features large gouache paintings on bright white cotton paper. The show is inspired by Misha’s Persian roots, and the Iranian tradition of celebrating these intensely colorful autumn and winter fruits — interpreted by Misha in her modern, graphic style.

Windermere Real Estate // Michelle Lierre and Rie Munoz

210 5th Avenue S, open 9am -5pm daily
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Michelle Lierre: Michelle Lierre is the goldsmith and self-taught filigree artist behind Lierre Filigree Jewelry, and specializes in one-of-a-kind, wearable art jewelry in silver and gold. She works from her home studio in Mount Vernon, Washington. Like a complicated jigsaw puzzle, each strand of filigree is hand-twisted, curled and soldered into place one piece at a time. Many of her designs are inspired by a love of patterns and the juxtaposition between bold and delicate. Michelle has taught herself filigree techniques through research, trial & error, and a lot of youtube videos in foreign languages. She has made it her mission to learn the major filigree styles of the world, tell their stories, and keep their traditions alive.

Rie Munoz: Rie’s work and world of art is one of animated movement. You’ll find ducks bobbing on water, boats tied up at docks or on Alaskan rivers, fishermen tending to their nets, children at play, villagers picking berries, village life, and dogs. Rie once said she never met a dog she didn’t like. Her work is suggestive of actual life and her colors are bright, bringing the viewer much delight.

Young Asian Art Gallery & Studio // Young Hee Lee

218 Main St, open Tuesday - Friday 1-6pm, Saturday 11am-6pm, Sunday 1-6pm
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Young Lee was born in Seoul, South Korea. She came to the United States in 1986 and has always had a passion for art ever since she was young. She started up her own restaurant, Asian Express, in Columbia Center Tower located in Seattle to support her and her family. She had her own art gallery in Columbia Center as well from 2004-2009. Young dreamed of pursuing art and opening up her own gallery. She is currently a KAAW member (Korean Art Association) who have held exhibitions at Tacoma, Edmonds, Seattle, and more. 

The gallery represents both American and international artists exhibiting Asian painting and calligraphy in Edmonds, WA. 

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