Holiday Open House weekend

What a great weekend-artists demoing, live music and lots of friends and shoppers!
Kathleen Jahn was showing us how to paint with watercolors.
Bruce Dawson was painting an oil of a bee.
The Geewud String Quartet played live music.
The Popcorn Wagon was alive with volunteers popping corn! YUM!

Artists at work

Christmas at the Gallery

Christmas at the Gallery- lots of fun and food!

What to do with this???

An old lamp from my parents- look at the size of that lampshade!!! I want to paint this but maybe should find a new lampshade first before I pick a color? I'm not sure what to do- so it will sit for awhile until the inspiration finds me!

Strawberry/Cherry Apron

Here's the latest apron using a vintage tablecloth. I had to add the red polka-dot border because there was a hole that was too big and the area had to be cut off. The neck piece is reversible, too!

New artists

Here is the newest addition to the Gallery: Montgomery Raku and Artworks. Noah and Jen make beautiful Raku pottery.

We've Moved

Change is good! We recently moved 2 doors west to 128 W James. It's a smaller space but has it's own unique charm. The building is the permanent home of the 1928 Dunbar Popcorn Wagon- a piece of Columbus History. Owned and operated by George Hasey from 1928 until 1979. It's a beautiful wagon and we pop popcorn on Fridays and Saturdays-YUM!!!
Here are a few views of the new space...