The McReavy House Museum of Hood Canal’s
————Art Free-for-All!
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Sunday, August 15th
@Robin Hood Village in Union
11AM to 5PM
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The Hood Canal region is full of folks who reveal and animate the spirit of this place, artists and artisans who cultivate a more sensuous connection for themselves and others through their work.
As ethnobotanist Wade Davis writes, “no description of a people can be complete without reference to the character of their homeland, the ecological and geographical matrix in which they have determined to live out their destiny. Just as landscape defines character, culture springs from a place of spirit.”
Come explore the processes behind various art, artisan, folk- and wild-crafted creations that are typical to the character of the Hood Canal region. Vendors will be demonstrating throughout the day. Have fun, ask questions, enjoy the local culture!
Join us at the McReavy House booth to learn more about our workshops. Sarah Vap will be available to sign books from 2-4 and answer questions about her Salish Sea Poetry Workshop.
The Skokomish Tribe’s People of the Water Healing Garden will have a display and tenders of the garden will be available to discuss the medicinal and healing arts of plant use–the nurturing, the making relationships, the harvesting and the preparing–as well as the more general role of the Garden in the Skokomish community.
This event is free and donations are welcomed.
————–Demonstration Schedule:
11AM — Observe as form emerges, a watercolor demonstration with Diana Camille
11:30 — Home brewing with Brandon Palmer
12 — Nancy Gill, artist, writer and teacher working in non-traditional, interactive ways with students, presents a playful left- and right-brain creativity exercise
12:30 — Multi-media fiber art with Jaime McClanahan
1 — Historian Mike Fredson will lead a tour of the McReavy House (10 E. 2nd St., Union)
2 — Screen-printing with serigraph artist Howard Leggett
2:30 — Paper making with Linda Schwerzler
3 — Formation of mineral specimens with Brittany of Blackfoot Roots and Rocks
3:30 — Goat cheese making with Nick Browne of Highwater Farms
4 — Process and rationale for blurring a photographic image with Frank Isaac
4:30 — Flameworking with glass artist Timothy Keyzers
-Robin Hood Village / 6780 East State -Route 106 / Union (Behind Robin Hood Restaurant & Pub)





We attended the Art Free For all on Sunday and had a fabulous time! Wonderful vendors, and one in particular we are wishing we had gotten contact information for – Brittany of Blackfoot Roots & Rocks. Is there any way we can be put in touch with
her? We’d like to make a purchase and don’t know
where to find her! If you can facilitate, we would
really appreciate it!
lynnl@ckgraphics.com (Lynn Ludeman)
bauertimandnancy@aol.com (Nancy Bauer)
I’m glad you enjoyed it. I hope we’ll see you there next year. You can contact Brittany at this email: blackfootcc@gmail.com.