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@Library: Portrait Art Sunday, Game Day Wednesday

Local artist Savvy Dani will be hosting a live portrait sitting at our local Wallingford Library on Sunday, March 22nd, from 1pm to 4pm. The free event will be geared toward beginning artists, with Dani provided a talk on tips and tricks for those looking to hone in their skills. Both Dani and the model will be available to chat once the painting process begins, according a release. Artists of all stripes and skill levels are invited to join in the fun…

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Art of Confections Open for Business

A new shop named Art of Confections opened for business last week on N. 45th Street, ready to serve up specialty cakes and sweets. Run by Shila Jansen, the store features several seating areas, an espresso bar, and of course the main show: row upon row of desserts. Several cakes, ranging from chocolate raspberry to lemon to carrot make their rounds in a revolving display case by the door. Cupcakes, fruit tarts, and a variety of chocolate-covered items sit ready to be…

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Programs for a variety of tastes at WCSC!

Have you checked out what’s happening at WCSC lately? Wallingford COMMUNITY Senior Center will feature a variety of great programming in May. Here are a few highlights: Interested in Arts & Culture? WCSC features two programs on May Day (May 1st) which might be right up your alley! Outing to Northwest African American Museum - Thursday, May 1st, 12:30-3:30 PM. View the exhibit “Pitch Black” and learn about Washington’s black baseball history. Who played baseball where? How did segregation and integration…

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Art Walk Feedback Requested

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For the last few years, Wallingford Art Walk has gone through some gyrations. A few years back, I remember it being an interesting, well attended neighborhood event. People strolled through shops in the neighborhood where artists showed their work next to wine and cheese. Musicians played outside of Wallingford Center and I was guaranteed to run into a handful of people I knew along the way, stop for a conversation and perhaps be introduced to someone new. Somewhere along the way,…

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Poetry and Fire Hydrants

Suich writes: "Check out the bright red fire hydrant at the NE corner of 1st NE and NE 42nd...and newly planted grass!  I love this idea!" So we drove to the spot Thursday evening (My foot is in a cast, so don't judge on the drive part) to check it out and snap a pic: On our way home, my husband pointed out the Poem Bench on Eastern at 40th St. A little faded, but still very quaint. I pulled a poem from one of…

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Artist Reception This Saturday

If you're enjoying the long weekend in the neighborhood, you might want to swing by CMA Gallery (4501 Interlake Ave. N #2) on Saturday (May 25) from 2:00pm to 4:00PM. CMA will be hosting a reception for resident artist and oil painter Kathi J. Erikson, whose works of art include landscapes and still life. From CMA: Kathi is a Seattle native and spent many childhood hours coloring in coloring books and playing music. She took herfirst drawing class over ten years ago and developed a passion…

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Wallingford Art Walk Rebooted

After a long period of decline, lackluster participation and lack of interest, the Wallingford Art Walk is going for a reboot, back in the hands of Cutz's Colleen Kurke. "Art has always been a passion of mine," says Colleen. "So much hard work has been done in the past years to make the Wallingford Art Walk what it is today, and I am so thankful to have been given the opportunity to be the Art Walk Chair for 2013. To me,…

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