Gold Palette 2022-2023 ArtWalk Schedule
The SGA’s Gold Palette ArtWalks are offered throughout the year in addition to the SGA’s weekly Thursday evening ArtWalks and feature extended gallery hours, special activities and experiences for attendees such as complimentary wine tasting and/or small bites, and live music and entertainment that align with each event’s theme.| Canal Convergence | November 10, 2022 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Scottsdazzle | December 8, 2022 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Demonstrate! | January 12, 2023 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Western Week | February 2, 2023 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Native Spirit | March 2, 2023 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
| Old World Meets New World | April 13, 2023 | 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. |
Our Next Event
Western Week
Thursday, February 2, 2023 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
On Thursday, Feb. 2 in alignment with the City of Scottsdale’s Western Week event, the Scottsdale Gallery Association presents its Western Week Gold Palette ArtWalk. Taking place from 6:30 to 9 p.m. throughout the Scottsdale Arts District — along Main St. from Scottsdale Rd. to Goldwater Blvd. and north of Indian School Rd. on Marshall Way to 5th Ave. — attendees will see Western-themed as well as authentic American Indian artwork, live performances and special exhibitions within participating galleries.
“While Scottsdale has evolved greatly from its Old West roots, there is still much to celebrate and honor about its history as well as the culture that exists in the city today,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “Our Western Week ArtWalk is an opportunity for us to shine the light on our Western heritage and showcase Western art in many mediums from incredible artists from near and far.”
In addition to Western-themed entertainment taking place throughout the Scottsdale Arts District, attendees can peruse Scottsdale Gallery Association member galleries, many of which are hosting their own individual events in correlation with the ArtWalk. Participating galleries include:
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7100 E. Main St., #B
Carstens Fine Art will be showcasing artworks inspired by the skies and landscapes of the West and Southwest including framed oil-on-linen pieces such as “DayDream Antics” by Artist Cyndy Carstens. Guests are invited to enjoy live music and light refreshments inside the gallery during the event.
Gebert Contemporary
7160 E. Main St.
The gallery is featuring prints by Fritz Scholder (Luiseno), fine art photography by Werner Segarra, graphite drawings by Clayton Porter and paintings and augmented-reality works by James Angel during the ArtWalk. Works will remain on exhibition through March 1.
The Legacy Gallery
7178 E. Main St.
The Legacy Gallery will be debuting its Painted West Show in conjunction with the ArtWalk. Featuring paintings and sculpture by nationally known Western painters, the exhibition will remain on display in the gallery through Saturday, Feb. 18.
The Marshall Gallery
7106 E. Main St.
During an exclusive VIP meet and greet from 5 to 9 p.m., guests can mix and mingle with artists Michael Lotenero, Kathy Taylor and Tyler Swain while enjoying live painting demonstrations and complimentary beverages.
On The Edge Gallery
7045 E. Main St.
During the ArtWalk, On The Edge will be highlighting four local and talented artists whose works are inspired by the American West. Guests are encouraged to stop in and chat with the artists — Bruce Boyce (photography), Julie Gilbert (contemporary Southwest silver jewelry), Shelly Hackett (oil) and Lynn Thrower (mosaics).
The Signature Gallery
7177 E. Main St.
The Signature Gallery will feature internationally recognized Impressionist Painter Manuel G. Avendano, one of the gallery’s top artists. During the event, Avendano will debut his latest collection of original paradisiacal oil paintings on hand-stretched canvas.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
During the event, Wilde Meyer Gallery will be showing works from some of its best-loved Western-inspired art from artists such as Timothy Chapman, Wayne Salge and Laura Donovan.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101
Xanadu Gallery will be featuring works by Mixed Media Artist Dave Newman. Newman’s works include his original photographs, found objects and vintage magazine articles and advertisements. In making these “time capsules,” Newman focuses on historic locations and recycled objects that bring a sense of nostalgia to his work inspired by the American West.
Zischke Gallery
7172 E. Main St.
The gallery will showcase its Impulsion Horses, which are smaller replicas of the 23-foot-by-39 foot stainless steel horse sculpture at WestWorld in Scottsdale, as well as natural desert cast jewelry, creosote wellness products and desert bonsai. All of the gallery’s featured artists are local and much of the work throughout the gallery largely emphasizes the natural desert landscape.
Past Events
Demonstrate!
Thursday, January 12, 2023 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
It’s sure to be a happy New Year with the return of one of the Scottsdale Gallery Association’s most popular and well-attended Gold Palette ArtWalks — Demonstrate! This special Gold Palette ArtWalk takes place Thursday, January 12, 2023 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. throughout the streets of the Scottsdale Arts District — along Main St. from Scottsdale Rd. to Goldwater Blvd. and north of Indian School Rd. on Marshall Way to 5th Ave.
The event offers guests an opportunity to view live artist demonstrations at participating galleries— all for a good cause! Serving as a fundraiser for the 100 Club of Arizona and Tunnels To Towers, The Demonstrate Gold Palette Artwalk will also feature live traditional bagpipe performances.
“It’s honor for us to present this popular event once again and we’re proud it remains one of our most popular events throughout the year,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “This serves as proof of the amazing and supportive community we have here in Scottsdale, not only for our vibrant arts scene, but for our firefighters and police officers who risk their lives daily to protect ours.”
The following galleries will be highlighting their own distinct events, on this evening during the Gold Palette Artwalk.
Altamira Fine Art
7038 E. Main St.
Artist Geoffrey Gersten will be onsite for an artist’s reception during the ArtWalk.
Art One Gallery, Inc.
4130 N. Marshall Way
Art One Gallery will feature local artists Sal Cosenza and Pat Cain who will be painting live during the event.
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7100 E. Main St., #B
Artist Paul Steele will be demonstrating his artistic techniques live for guests to view.
King Galleries
7077 E. Main St., #20
Artist Rain Scott will demonstrate the technique he uses to create original origami paper vessels. The recipient of the “2020 Alan Houser Innovation Award at the Heard Museum Guild Indian Fair and Market” as well as “Best of Open Standards” at the 2022 Heard Market, Scott’s method is a new medium for Native Arts.
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main St.
Artist Dale Terbush will be onsite with his breathtaking landscape paintings.
The Marshall Gallery
7106 E. Main St.
During an exclusive VIP meet and greet from 5 to 9 p.m., guests can enjoy live painting demonstrations by artists Roger Hayden Johnson, Elena Golberg and Shari Lyon as well as complimentary beverages as they mingle with the featured artists.
On the Edge Gallery
7045 E. 5th Ave.
Guests can enjoy donuts as well as one-of-a-kind pieces by Kristin Kleyer Mangum (woven fiber and mixed media artist), Tracy Laasch (felted fiber and mixed media artist) and Cal Vander Kooi (wood turning artist), all who will be onsite during the event to meet and greet with guests.
Paul Scott Gallery
7103 E. Main St.
Spencer Simmons will be doing artist’s demonstration.
Quan’tum Art, Inc.
7077 E. Main St., #16
Guests can enjoy demonstrations by John Gleason, refreshments, fun and laughter!
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
Artists Sarah Webber and Kate Dardine demonstrate their skills.
Scottsdazzle
Thursday, December 8, 2022 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association presents its final Gold Palette ArtWalk of the year on Thursday, December 8 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Held in conjunction with the City of Scottsdale’s monthlong Scottsdazzle holiday extravaganza, the ArtWalk invites art lovers to take in the sights, sounds and merriment of the season as they peruse participating galleries.
Held within the Scottsdale Arts District — stretching along Main St. from Scottsdale Rd. west to Goldwater Blvd. and on Marshall Way north of Indian School Rd. to Fifth Ave. — the holiday-themed Gold Palette ArtWalk features live strolling carolers who will fill the night air with classic holiday tunes, a visit from Jolly Old Saint Nick and ample opportunities to find just the perfect gift art enthusiasts at the many galleries which will be feature special holiday-themed exhibits.
“Each year our Scottsdazzle-themed ArtWalk offers such a festive opportunity for guests to get into the holiday spirit,” says French Thompson, of the Scottsdale Gallery Association and owner of French Designer Jeweler located within the Scottsdale Arts District. “We invite everyone to join us in celebrating the holidays during this special holiday event.”
Attendees can also enjoy treats and sips offered by participating art galleries as they “check off” their seasonal shopping lists.
Participating galleries featuring artists’ receptions and their own holiday celebrations include:
Altamira Fine Art
7038 E. Main St.
From Dec. 6 through Jan. 1, 2023, both Altamira Fine Art presents a celebrity portrait show featuring David Frederick Riley as well as a special reception during the ArtWalk.
Art One Gallery, Inc.
4130 N. Marshall Way
During the event, Art One Gallery will be featuring new works from its represented student and local Arizona artists. Guests are invited to enjoy cider and holiday treats as they peruse the gallery.
The Legacy Gallery
7178 E. Main St.
The gallery’s Holiday Small Works Show returns for the holidays, with the opening taking place during the Scottsdazzle Artwalk.
Mainview Gallery
7120 E. Main St.
Artist Dusty Kinman’s pieces, which will be highlighted during the ArtWalk, showcase his great love for the beauty of the Southwest deserts in the springtime — and his ability to capture this fleeting time on canvas.
On the Edge Gallery
7045 E. Main St.
Guests can enjoy incredible fine art, sculpture and jewelry for the holidays including fused glass by Pat Isaacson, fiber clay by Susan Feder, kumihimo and woven bead jewelry by Shelly Taylor and much more.
Gebert Contemporary Art Gallery
7160 E. Main St.
During the ArtWalk, the gallery is featuring “Betty Merken: Intervals and Illuminations,” a solo exhibition by the Seattle-based painter and printmaker. This show will remain on exhibit through Dec. 31.
Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
3830 N. Marshall Way
The museum features “Landscapes of Extraction: The Art of Mining in the American West,” which highlights how mining transformed the landscape of West and the art that depicts it. From 6 to 7 p.m. Dr. Betsy Fahlman, professor of art history, will present her research in Landscapes of Extraction.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
Experience a dazzling exhibition of art by many of Wilde Meyer’s best artists including Sherri Belassen, Karen Bezuidenhout, Diane Barbee, Kari Rives, Ryan Hale and Andrea Peterson.
Canal Convergence
Thursday, November 10, 2022 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association (SGA) is pleased to announce its public art themed Gold Palette ArtWalk on Thursday, Nov. 10 from 6:30 to 9 p.m. held in honor and celebration of Canal Convergence’s 10th anniversary presenting Water + Art + Light throughout Old Town Scottsdale.
The ArtWalk takes place within the Scottsdale Arts District — which runs along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue — and features large scale public art installations, including local artist and gallery owner Jeff Zischke’s piece “Droplet,” a large-scale light-up sculpture.
“We encourage art enthusiasts, residents and visitors to come to Old Town to check out Canal Convergence and stroll through the Scottsdale Arts District, all which will be alive with incredible public art installations,” says French Thompson of the Scottsdale Gallery Association. “Through our Gold Palette ArtWalk, we’re paying homage to the incredible work of the Canal Convergence over the past 10 years and all the event has done to create awareness of and love for Scottsdale public art.”
Zischke recently opened the doors to his new interactive gallery in Old Town, Zischke Design Gallery and Café, which embraces Hispanic and Spanish culture through its offerings beyond art such as Zortado pour-over coffee and espresso beverages along with fresh gaucha teas and light bites. His illuminated piece “Droplet” stands approximately eight-foot tall, four-foot wide and two-foot deep. It will be on display during the event in the Casa De Artistas plaza.
The Gold Palette ArtWalk brings together the finest art in Scottsdale including 28 galleries and two museums — Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West. The Scottsdale Gallery Association hosts its weekly ArtWalk most every Thursday evening from 7:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. In partnership with the City of Scottsdale, the SGA also presents several Gold Palette ArtWalk events per year that feature a dedicated theme and activities specific to the theme including demonstrations and more.
June Days
Thursday, June 9, 2022 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
This summer, the Scottsdale Gallery Association is pleased to announce the return of its specially themed June Days Gold Palette ArtWalk. From 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Thursday, guests can enjoy a cool experience that coincides with the City of Scottsdale’s June Days summer spectacular, which celebrates the season and all there is to see and do throughout Old Town.
The event takes place throughout the Scottsdale Arts District — along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue — and features refreshments and live entertainment designed to celebrate summer in Arizona while evoking a cool vacation getaway experience.
“Our June Days Gold Palette ArtWalk celebrates all things summer… and all things Scottsdale, especially our vibrant art community,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “We are cooling things off with great entertainment, refreshing libations and bites so our guests can simply chill out, stroll about and enjoy a beautiful Scottsdale evening at the onset of summertime.”
In addition to live entertainment and refreshing surprises along the Scottsdale Arts District, participating galleries will host their own in-gallery event:
One of eight annual Gold Palette ArtWalks hosted by the Scottsdale Gallery Association with participation of member art studios and galleries, the June Days ArtWalk will be set to the tunes of a live steel drum band designed to get guests into the summertime spirit. Participating galleries will present special exhibits that pay homage to an Arizona summer and offer refreshing sips to keep guests cool. Participating galleries include:
Bonner David Galleries
7040 E. Main St.
Figurative artist Ron Hicks’ latest exhibit The Heart of the Matter will be highlighted during the ArtWalk. Exploring the core of who people are, the way they react and the way they respond to what’s in their hearts, the exhibit showcases Hicks’ ability to find beauty in little things.
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7100 E. Main St., #B
Artist and gallery owner Cyndy Carstens will host several local artists during the ArtWalk and will be featuring live music inside the gallery for guests to enjoy.
The Marshall Gallery
7106 E. Main St.
During the ArtWalk, guests can observe featured artists Elena Golberg, Harper Henry and Joseph Maruska in their creative element, live painting, while enjoying complimentary beverages. This is an ideal opportunity for guests to meet and greet with the artists and learn about their processes.
On the Edge Gallery
7045 E. Main St.
As a nod to Arizona’s summer, On the Edge is presenting some of its “hottest” artwork (within its cool gallery). Guests can meet and mingle artists Bruce Boyce, Jonathan Harmon and Susanne Moore during the event.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
During the ArtWalk, Wilde Meyer Gallery will present a group show of gallery artists including Timothy Chapman, Brenda Bredvik, Ryan Hale and many more.
Spring into Art
Thursday, April 14, 2022 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
On Thursday, April 14 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Scottsdale Gallery Association dedicates its Gold Palette ArtWalk to a celebration of all things spring! Art lovers are invited to “spring into the season” with this event, which takes place throughout the Scottsdale Arts District — along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue.
“Spring is an amazing time to explore the city of Scottsdale — for both visitors and residents,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “It’s the most beautiful time of year to get out, stroll the streets of Old Town and simply enjoy all the area has to offer. For art enthusiasts, we’re showcasing the incredible breadth of artists represented within the Scottsdale Arts District that celebrate spring through their various mediums.”
During the Spring into Art event, which serves as a celebration of the season through canvas, sculpture and other works, participating galleries will be featuring artists that showcase spring in their works via landscapes, florals, colors and all things that evoke the feelings of spring. During the event, guests can enjoy live music and refreshments. Participating galleries include:
Carstens Fine Art
7100 E. Main St., #B
Carstens Fine Art Gallery welcomes spring with a reception during the ArtWalk featuring new paintings, live music by professional harpist Jocelyn Obermeyer and springtime refreshments.
French Designer Jeweler
7148 E. Main St.
During the Artwalk, French Designer Jeweler highlights one of its new artists, Elizabeth Garvin, for a first-time showing at the gallery. Her newest collection, Stripe, features a new approach to ornamentation, glowing 18k gold, deeply engraved with stripes and paired with a wide assortment of precious gems. Each pattern is drawn and engraved entirely by hand and each pattern is just a little different than the next.
The Legacy Gallery
7178 E. Main St.
Spring is in full bloom at the Legacy Gallery with paintings by Kathy Anderson and Daniel Keys. New floral works will be featured during event, along with stunning small floral paintings by Laura Robb.
The Marshall Gallery
7106 E. Main St.
Frank Balaam’s colorful oil paintings will be highlighted during a meet the artist reception.
On the Edge Gallery
7045 E. Main St.
Guests can drop in and meet several artists that celebrate spring through their art including abstract artist Lori Call, who uses inks, collage, spray paint, acrylic and oils to build the images of enchanted places and dream-like possibilities; Sandy Newell, who specializes in watercolor using a pouring technique to create unexpected textures and reactions; and Lorita Winfield, whose photographic floral art expresses her passion for the play of light on flower petals and natural foliage.
The Signature Gallery
7177 E. Main St.
The Signature Gallery will feature local artist Cara Moran and a brand-new display of her sensationally colorful original impasto oil paintings. Striking colors, rich layers of texture applied with a palette knife, and an unmistakably positive energy are key elements Moran’s unique style. Among her most popular subjects are effervescent florals that radiate the universally cherished feeling of a warm spring in full bloom.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
Wilde Meyer Gallery will present a spring show featuring various artists including Andrea Peterson, Sarah Kathryn Bean, Brenda Bredvik, and more.
Spring into Art is the Scottsdale Gallery Association’s final Gold Palette ArtWalk of the 2022 season. The Gold Palette ArtWalk series brings together the finest art in Scottsdale including 28 galleries and two museums — Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art and Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West.
Native Spirit
Thursday, March 3, 2022 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
On Thursday, March 3 from 6:30 p.m. to 9 p.m., the Scottsdale Arts District comes alive with Native spirit! Through the annual Native Spirit Gold Palette ArtWalk, the Scottsdale Gallery Association pays homage to the city’s Native heritage and vibrant culture through art and entertainment such as performances by Yellow Bird Productions, “specializing in cultural presentations that celebrate the unique spirit of the American Indian.”
“Many of our galleries within the Scottsdale Gallery Association represent a wide variety of Native artists on a regular basis. But each year with our Native Spirit Gold Palette ArtWalk, we further highlight this community to bring awareness and attention to its part in Scottsdale’s history,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “We invite artist enthusiasts to discover all the incredible mediums that are inspired by and created by Native American artists.”
The Native Spirit Gold Palette ArtWalk recognizes Scottdale’s rich Native culture and history with activities, entertainment and exhibits taking place within participating galleries as well as along the streets of the Scottsdale Arts District. Participating galleries include:
King Galleries
7077 E. Main St., #20
In alignment with the Native Spirit ArtWalk and throughout the month of March, King Galleries presents “Messages and Messengers” with artist Roseta Santiago, whose thoughtful and creative paintings each tell a unique story. Also new in the gallery are the works of Acoma Pueblo artist Rain Scott, who brings a new approach to traditional Acoma pottery and vessels by creating them using thousands of pieces of paper.
The Legacy Gallery
7178 E. Main St.
During the ArtWalk, Palace Jewelers will host a trunk show within Legacy Gallery featuring two renowned Native artists — Wes Willie (Diné) and Albert Lee (Diné). Both artists will be in attendance and will show some of their most brilliant one-of-a-kind creations featuring very rare materials.
River Trading Post
7033 E. Main St., #102
The gallery is showcasing multiple artists in honor of the Native Spirit ArtWalk including sculptors Cliff Fragua (Jemez Pueblo) and Mark Fischer (Oneida); jewelers Jack Tom (Diné) and Roxanne Seoutewa (Zuni); jeweler and katsina doll carver Raynard Lalo (Hopi); and potters Carlos Laate (Zuni) and Michael Kanteena (Laguna Pueblo).
Territorial Indian Arts
7100 E. Main St., #3
The gallery presents an open house celebrating the many art forms of Native America.
Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West
3830 N. Marshall Way
Ever dedicated to showcasing the Native Spirit as represented in art of the past and present, Western Spirit: Scottsdale’s Museum of the West showcases “Canvas of Clay: Hopi Pottery Masterworks from the Allan and Judith Cooke Collection,” which has been called a national treasure and features more than 65 examples of Hopi pottery spanning six centuries.
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
Presenting various artists’ interpretations of Native Spirit from both Native artists and artists who are non-Native but inspired or influenced by Native American culture, images and stories, the gallery will showcase work by New Mexico sculptor Upton Ethelbah, aka Greyshoes (Santa Clara Pueblo/ White Mountain Apache), artist and storyteller Lance Green, and others.
Western Week
Thursday, February 3, 2022 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
On Thursday, Feb. 3 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., the Scottsdale Gallery Association proudly hosts its annual Western Week themed Gold Palette ArtWalk. The event is held throughout the Scottsdale Arts District — along Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue — as part of the City of Scottsdale’s Western Week, an homage to the area’s rich Western roots and culture.
The Western Week themed Gold Palette ArtWalk highlights local and nationally acclaimed Western artists and features live entertainment designed to help guests kick up their heels in the spirit of Scottsdale’s cowboy, Western and American Indian roots.
“Western Week is always filled with cultural events and experiences that educate our residents and visitors alike about Scottsdale’s history,” says Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “We see Western Week as an opportunity to showcase the incredible local and national art representation and talent that exists right here in the heart of Old Town.”
During the event, art lovers can stroll through the Scottsdale Arts District to enjoy live country music from the Desert Dixie band, plus line dancing and individual western themed exhibitions and experiences within participating galleries.
Demonstrate… and Donuts
Thursday, January 13, 2022 | 6:30 to 9:00 p.m.
The Scottsdale Gallery Association is ringing in 2022 with its annual “Demonstration… and Donuts” Gold Palette ArtWalk on Thursday, January 13, 2022 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Guests can enjoy live entertainment from bagpipers as they stroll the streets of the Scottsdale Arts District — Main Street from Scottsdale Road to Goldwater Boulevard and north of Indian School on Marshall Way to 5th Avenue. Participating galleries will also be featuring live artists’ demonstrations and donut sampling.
The event serves as fundraiser for the 100 Club of Arizona, a non-profit organization that has been providing assistance to statewide public safety agencies, officers, firefighters and EMT/paramedics as well as their families since 1968. In addition to live demonstrations and sampling sweet treats, guests can enjoy music by traditional bagpipe performers.
“The Scottsdale Police and Fire departments put their lives on the lie for the safety, security and protection of our residents and businesses and we could not be more grateful for their selfless service,” according to Scottsdale Gallery Association President French Thompson. “Our annual Demonstrations… and Donuts ArtWalk serves as a fun way for us to shine a much-deserved spotlight on these everyday heroes while giving our art lovers a unique way to support them while enjoying fantastic art and entertainment.”
The following galleries will be hosting donut tastings and most will offer live artist demonstrations.
Participating Galleries
The Art Factory
Art One
4130 N. Marshall Way
Carstens Fine Art Studio & Gallery
7100 E. Main St., #B
Cyndy Carstens will be demonstrating some of her famous skyscape and landscape oil paintings with brush and palette knife during the event.
Creative Gateways
7034 E. Main St.
French Designer Jeweler
7148 E. Main St.
J Klein Art Factory
7012 E. Main St.
J Klein Gallery
7136 E. Main St.
The Marshall Gallery
7106 E. Main St.
During the event, artist Michael Lotenero will be doing a live painting demonstration as well as a meet-and-greet with guests as they enjoy donuts and beverages in the gallery.
On The Edge Gallery
7045 E. Main St.
Quantum Art, Inc.
7077 E. Main St., #16
The Signature Gallery
7177 E Main St.
Artists Reid Richardson and Michael Pabst will be painting in the gallery during the event.
Territorial Indian Arts & Antiques
7100 E. Main St., #3
Wilde Meyer Gallery
4142 N. Marshall Way
Guests are invited to enjoy donuts and a live artist’s demonstration by local artist Andrea Peterson as well as a group show of local artists including Ryan Hale, Diane Barbee, Christina Ramirez and more.
Xanadu Gallery
7039 E. Main St., #101