Destination: Edmonds Art Walk

Wind Dancers by Edmonds sculptor David Varnau.

The Edmonds Third Thursday Art Walk is a community institution which has been a monthly event for years, if not decades.

However, the November 18 event is a full-out city-wide arts and entertainment event with a festive focus for the holiday season. From 5 to 8 pm there will be entertainment and demonstrations and virtually every shop in the downtown Bowl will turn itself into an art gallery for the evening - jewelry in the Bookshop, mixed media in the wine bar, photography in the finance office, travel store, and cheesemonger, and everything is for sale.

The full schedule is listed below.

Entertainment

• Dixie King Brass Band Edmonds Conference Center
• Classical flute by Deb Hutchison at Edmonds Frame Design
• Ralph Baker's instrumental at Fabric of Life

Demonstrations

• Wire-wrapping beadwork at Running In Motion
• Pastels at Autumn's Framing
• Watercolors at Aria Studio, 6:30 and 7:30

Art works

• Aria Studio Gallery:  paintings by Joan E Archer, and scenic photography by Leah K Goodwin.
• Arista Wine Cellars:  Joel Patience watercolors of wine and vineyard art.
• ArtsNow Gallery: Edmonds Conference Center:  Stacie Chappell's paintings.
• Autumn's Framing and Gallery: Marcel Schwarb's Cityscapes collection of people and architecture.
• Bluefish Designs: Susan Rothschild mixed media art on paper, glass and tile.
• C'est La Vie: Liz Gamberg colorful ceramics, floor rugs and cards.
• Coldwell Banker Bain: Mary Leonard's abstract acrylic on canvas.
• Cole Gallery and Artist Supplies: Figurative oils by Micki Dyson Flatmo.
• Crimson and Clover: Linnea Hoover's drawings with color washes.
• Edmonds Bookshop: Fine art contemporary steampunk jewelry by Tere Ryder created from recovered, repurposed materials.
• Edmonds Frame Design and Atelier: Celebrating 20 years in business, Barbara Hege Mercer is showing a selection of her oil paintings as well as watercolors by renowned Austrian artist Lisel Salzer.
• Edmonds Library: Bonnie Hodges's oil paintings.
• Edward Jones - 5th Ave: Edmonds photographer Steven Hopkins.
• Edward Jones - Main St: Karol Westphal's paintings feature Northwest land and seascapes, as well as intimate floral portraits.
• Fabric of Life Fair Trade Boutique: Therese Obergottsberger's fine art, photography and graphic design.
• Frances Anderson Center: African American Quilt Association's fabric, textiles, and quilts.
• Gallery North: Paintings and sculptures of the human body by Anne Moon and David Varnau.
• Gallery North (Loft): Near the Water's Edge - Tarya M Cameron photography of the Edmonds Waterfront.
• Interiors of Edmonds: A variety of art for the home.
• J Rankin Jewelers: Visit Paris through the creative photography of Marianne McCoy.
• Manya Vee Selects: Leigh Young's winter collection of hats, scarves and handbags.
• mu • shoe: Kathy Sparkman  jewelry.
• Naturopathic Dermatology: Peggy Barnett's nature photography
• Olives Cafe and Wine Bar: Chef Michael Young's parents are artists, and their mixed media works adorn the walls here.
• Ombu Salon + Spa: jewelry, salon and spa gift ideas and modern art. 
• Red Twig: Arturo Torres' colorful photos from his recent travels to Mexico.
• Reliable Floor Coverings: Nancy Wagner imagery of animals in nature.
• Resident Cheesemonger: Alexandra Knight captures the spirit of the horse with her lens.
• Rick Steves' Europe: David Barnes' original color photographs of Paris.
• Running In Motion: Colorful lampwork glass beads made into jewelry by Von Schroeder.
• Soma Salon: Encaustic paintings by Shelley Mesenko-Mahan.