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Recipient of the Spring Arts Walk Innovation Award

Art and Dance at the Abigail Stuart House

Date: Apr 24 - Apr 25, 2026

watercolor portrait painting of a blue orange-breasted bird

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Category(s):

Visual Arts

Painting|Drawing , Woodworking|Carving , Unique Crafting Techniques , Papercrafting|Collagework

Performing Arts

Dance , Spoken Word | Poetry

Things To Do

Workshops , Demonstrations

Tags

ADA Accessible , Art & Nature , Botanical Art , Craftsmanship , FRI: ENDS EARLY , Interactive , Jewelry , Mixed-media , Music - Activity , Music - Latin , Repurposed | Upcycled Art , Student Showcase , Teaching Artists

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Location(s):

Abigail Stuart House - 3607539921

FRI: 5-8:30 | SAT: 12-6

Nancy C Broach: Wild Art Watercolors, wildlife and nature inspired paintings

Whispering Wood Designs, handcrafted wood art

Linda Landig, jewelry

Grace Duda, foraged nature collage

Garfield Elementary 4th grade, student art display

Irene Osborn, sculptor

World Embrace Tango, student and professional demos and lessons (SAT. 1:30-4)

Olympia Poetry Network, new + forthcoming books of poetry, readings from members in the upstairs parlor (FRI. 6:30-8)

Nancy Clark Broach with Wild Art Watercolors will have wildlife watercolors, Linda Landig Designs will have hand crafted jewelry designs and Whispering Wood Designs will have reclaimed wood art. There will be Tango dance performance and free lessons and student performance and artwork. There will be intermittent art demos throughout the show time

Whispering Wood Designs
Our exhibit will feature home and office decor that is practical and one of a kind. Many items are made from local scrap woods. The pictures I’m attaching are a clock embedded in the bark of a 200 year old Douglas fir. The cribbage board is an example of our use of a milled wood called Purple Heart. Most of our items are multidimensional. For example, by turning the clock face the wood can stand on various edges changing the perspective of the piece. The back side of the cribbage board serves as a serving tray as the piece has a food safe finish on it, as do most of our pieces. We also do epoxy fills into ship worm wood to create unique card holders or smaller cheese boards.

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