Shoreline's Artist Collective Salvation brings Christmas in July to the community July 11, 2026

Local Shoreline boutique hosts a retro-themed, mid-year maker market featuring live entertainment and an exclusive 20 percent discount on handmade goods.

Salvation, a beloved community hub and boutique in Shoreline, is shaking up the traditional holiday season by bringing festive cheer straight into the summer heat.

On Saturday, July 11, 2026 from 2:00pm to 8:00pm, the venue will host its "Christmas in July" event, themed after Elvis Presley’s iconic Blue Hawaii era.

The retro beach party offers a relaxed alternative to the chaotic winter shopping rush. By moving the festive spirit to mid-summer, Salvation aims to eliminate classic December blues like freezing weather, traffic congestion, and stressful shipping delays, replacing them with a sun-soaked afternoon of community and local commerce.

Attendees will have the unique opportunity to hunt through a curated mid-year studio clearing. Local artists are rotating their inventory to make room for upcoming fall and winter creations, making this the perfect afternoon for treasure hunters who love the thrill of the find, as you never know what hidden gems you might discover. To help rehome these special pieces, artisans are offering a rare 20 percent discount on select items.

Event Highlights Include:

• Exclusive Discounts: 20 percent off beautiful handcrafted items, providing the perfect excuse to cross off holiday gift lists early and stress-free.
• Curated Shopping: A diverse selection of local art, encouraging attendees to support small businesses while finding rare items for loved ones or themselves.
• Live Entertainment and Dining: A vibrant lineup of live performances, local food options, and the signature cozy community energy that Salvation is known for.

Guests are highly encouraged to embrace the theme by wearing sunglasses and their favorite vibrant tropical prints. Admission is free, and the event is open to the public.

Event Details:

• What: Christmas in July: Blue Hawaii Style Market
• Where: Salvation, 15419 15th Ave NE, Shoreline, WA 98155
• When: Saturday, July 11, 2026, from 2:00pm to 8:00pm

About Salvation: Located in Shoreline, Washington, Salvation is a community-focused space dedicated to showcasing local artists, fostering neighborhood connections, and providing unique, handcrafted goods in a welcoming environment.

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Vendor applications open for the 2nd Annual Greenhouse Winter Market November 14-15, 2026

It may seem early to be thinking of the holidays just yet, but if you’re a small business creative/maker/retail team, it’s definitely already begun.

Sky Nursery is SO excited to be hosting this new Shoreline Community tradition once again. It was a joy and an honor to be a part of last year's market, where dozens of vendors were able to share unique, handcrafted goods and community members helped gather literal TONS of food and financial support for Hopelink’s vital nonprofit work. 

It was, in a word, galvanizing. This year will hopefully be no different and we look forward to seeing you there, in one way or another. 

Application is here. If you have questions, please hit up Shoreline Farmers Market , they’re doing the incredible work of weaving together vendors, farmers and food trucks.

Sky Nursery 18528 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline WA 98133

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Shoreline Creative Collaboration: Salvation Artists Collective brings Night Market to Aurora Borealis

Two of Shoreline’s cultural forces are joining hands for a vibrant night of local arts. Salvation, Shoreline's Artists Collective, is bringing its signature night market to Aurora Borealis for a creative collaboration.

Taking place on Wednesday, June 3, 2026 from 6:30pm to 10:00pm, this special event pairs a curated makers market with a dynamic live jazz jam session at 16708 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline.

Built around Salvation's ethos of Reclaiming Creativity, the evening highlights the talent of local creators and bridges the gap between performer and audience. Attendees are invited not only to browse unique, handmade goods but also to participate directly in the artistic experience.

Event Highlights

Hyper-Local Makers Market: Discover a curated selection of artists and makers from the Salvation Artists Collective. The pop-up offers a warm, low-key atmosphere perfect for discovering local talent and connecting with the Shoreline community.

The Aurora Borealis Jazz Jam: Hosted by the talented Rebecca Jaymes, the night features live jazz and blues. True to the theme of "Reclaiming Creativity," Jaymes will invite audience instrumentalists and vocalists to step up to the stage and jam alongside her after her opening set.

Food & Drink: Aurora Borealis will have its full dinner menu available for attendees looking to dine during the market.

Accessible to All: Admission to the event is completely free. The venue welcomes all ages, and a full bar is available for guests 21+ with a valid ID.

This collaboration marks an exciting moment for the Shoreline arts scene, bringing a dedicated collective of makers into a favorite entertainment hub for an unforgettable, interactive night.

Event Details

• What: Salvation Artists Collective Night Market @ Aurora Borealis
• When: Wednesday, June 3rd | 6:30 PM – 10:00 PM
• Where: Aurora Borealis, 16708 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline, WA
• Admission: Free (All ages welcome)

About Salvation Artists Collective

Based in Shoreline, Salvation is an Artists and Makers Collective dedicated to "Reclaiming Creativity" through upcycling, reusing, and repurposing materials into beautiful creations.

Beyond its pop-up community events, Salvation operates a brick-and-mortar boutique retail gallery and gallery space located at 15419 15th Ave NE, Shoreline, WA 98155, serving as a launchpad for local creators. To explore their shop offerings, regular store hours, and upcoming community workshops, visit www.salvationshop.com.

About Aurora Borealis

Aurora Borealis is Shoreline’s premier multi-use event space and restaurant, featuring a family-friendly restaurant upstairs and a state-of-the-art event center downstairs. Celebrated for bringing great music, comedy, community events, and scratch-made Americana comfort food under one roof, it serves as a central hub for nightlife, dining, and entertainment in the area. For menus, private event space bookings, and a full event calendar, visit www.BorealisOnAurora.com.

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Fabulous Giant Snowflakes craft project November 21, 2025 at Salvation

Join us at Salvation for Festive After-hours Shopping and Free hands-on holiday Crafts Workshops! 

Get inspired by the local arts and crafts that fill our shop and follow the lead of our artists while you make your own special art project! 

All materials provided, light refreshments served, feel free to bring something to share! Bring a friend, family member, or just show up alone - guaranteed you will leave here smiling (and possibly covered in glitter).

• Fabulous Giant Snowflakes - Friday November 21 - 6:30pm-8pm
• Sparkly Holiday Cards - Friday December 5 - 6:30pm- 8pm

Salvation - Artists and Makers Collective - Gallery and Boutique
15419 15th Ave NE, Shoreline 98155

Normal business hours: Fri-Sun 10am-6pm
email: Ali@salvationshop.com
IG: @salvationartscollective
Web: https://salvationshop.com

Note: The date on the poster is incorrect - Friday December 5 is the correct date.

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Pumpkin Succulent Workshop October 22, 2025 at Copperworks Kenmore

Image courtesy Kevin Donovan /
Copperworks Kenmore

Step away from the cinnamon broom. Put down the artificial leaf garland. This isn’t your grandma’s gourd craft.

Join Copperworks Kenmore on Wednesday, October 22, 2025 from 6pm - 8pm for a Pumpkin Succulent Workshop.

Copperworks Kenmore Events Manager and Plant Whisperer Extraordinaire, Cheryl Glover, will guide attendees through the process of transforming a pumpkin into a jack-o'-lantern's sophisticated cousin using succulents and moss. 

Food for sale available from De La Soil, a farm-to-kitchen concept housed within Copperworks Kenmore.

COST $25 Supplies included in the ticket price - cocktails sold separately.

Register here

Copperworks Kenmore*  7324 NE 175th St, Kenmore, WA 98028 Located directly on the Burke Gilman trail

*Copperworks Kenmore is a cocktail bar, tasting room, and gathering place owned and operated by Copperworks Distilling Co.

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Crafters & Artisans wanted for Holiday Craft Fairs

Showcase your handmade creations at the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market’s Harvest & Holiday Craft Fairs on Sunday November 23 and Sunday December 14, 2025.

We’re looking for talented makers across all mediums — from fiber arts to woodwork, ceramics to jewelry — as long as it’s handmade right here in Washington.
Don’t miss your chance to be part of these popular seasonal events!

Apply by September 29th for guaranteed consideration.

Get all the details and apply now at ThirdPlaceCommons.org/VendorInfo. We can’t wait to see what you create!

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Call for local Makers - openings at Greenhouse Winter Market November 15-16, 2025

Calling all local makers!

In support of Hopelink and in partnership with the City of Shoreline and Shoreline Farmers Market, the Greenhouse Winter Market will be held and hosted by Sky Nursery 18528 Aurora Ave N, Shoreline WA 98133 on Saturday, November 15 and Sunday, November 16, 2025 from 10am - 5pm.

Who is eligible to apply? 

The short answer is: local makers, artisans, and designers who sell handmade products, and we encourage new makers to join. We do not accept resellers of imported products or non-profits representing crafters who will not be present at the show.

We strive for a diverse mix of cultures, vendors, orientations, products, viewpoints, experience levels, and product price ranges.

ALL ARE WELCOME HERE!
Click on the link for more information and to apply
Questions? Email info@shorelinefarmersmarket.org

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Destinations: Northwest Folklife Festival

The iconic Northwest Folklife Festival returns to Seattle Center this Memorial Day weekend, May 23-26, 2025, marking the unofficial start of Seattle’s summer festival season. 

With the schedule of over 500 performances across 26 stages now online and program guides available throughout the city, excitement is building for one of the region’s largest community cultural celebrations.

This year’s festival, centered around the Japanese concept of “Ikigai”, finding purpose and meaning in life, will feature exciting additions. 

Northwest Folklife is expanding its commitment to creating intergenerational spaces by adding two new All Ages Beer Gardens, both which will feature family-friendly activities. 

The Fisher Green Global Roots Village & Lawn Pub surrounds the historic Fisher Green Stage, and the Fountain Lawn Stage has been converted to the Fountain Lawn Pub & Jam Hub. This change means families can continue to enjoy performances together without having to separate when parents want to have a drink.

"This year's cultural focus, Ikigai, is a reminder that what makes a life worth living is People. That the humanity that we invoke in our day-to-day lives has value and is of supreme importance," said Benjamin Hunter, Artistic Director of Northwest Folklife.

"There is a gravitas to this year's festival, unlike any I've been a part of before. People's identity and personhood are being challenged, and a tone of fear is disrupting and even dismantling the lives of our brothers and sisters around this country. The Northwest Folklife Festival is a direct antithesis to that. It is a celebration of humanity, and we all need to celebrate!"

The comprehensive program guide, now available at libraries, community centers, and local businesses throughout Seattle, details the full schedule of performances, workshops, and participatory events. 

From traditional cultural dance to contemporary fashion, the guide highlights all the fun to be had at the festival and the rest of the year through the organization's year-round programming. 

The festival will also feature an expanded Makers Space with hands-on craft demonstrations, the popular Threads of the People fashion show highlighting traditional and contemporary cultural apparel, over 40 food vendors representing cuisines from around the world, and family-friendly activities throughout all four days.

While the Northwest Folklife Festival remains a free event open to all, a suggested donation of $20 per person helps ensure this beloved community celebration continues for generations to come. 

These contributions directly support not only the festival but also year-round programs, artist stipends, and community cultural initiatives. Festival-goers can contribute at entrance gates and throughout the festival grounds, through their website, or via a text-to-donate option by texting FOLKLIFE to 53-555.

The complete festival schedule is now available online. The festival runs Friday May 23rd through Monday May 26th of Memorial Day weekend, with performances beginning at 4pm Friday and 11am the rest of the holiday weekend. 

The full performance schedule, activations, and volunteering information can be viewed here. Follow @NWFolklife on Instagram and Northwest Folklife on Facebook for festival announcements and highlights.

Northwest Folklife is a 501(c)(3) heritage organization that celebrates the diverse tapestry of arts, cultures, and traditions emanating from a global Pacific Northwest. 

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Second annual Makers Fair at UW Bothell February 12, 2025

Don't miss out on the second annual UWB Makers Fair! 

Wednesday, February 12, 2025 from 11:00am to 3:00pm in the Activities & Recreation Center Overlook and North Creek Events Center (NCEC) on our University of Washington Bothell campus 17927 113th Ave NE, Bothell WA 98011

We will showcase our community's creative talents and uniquely-made creations featuring 80+ student, faculty, staff, alumni, and community makers. 

From handmade crafts to desserts, we are gathering everyone to inspire one another, to explore, to share, and to support the creative and entrepreneurial spirit of our community!

We welcome all to stop by and show some love for our makers!

Bring cash and card | Other forms of accepted payment vary by vendor (Venmo, Zelle, Paypal, etc.) | Parking is available, but may be limited on the UW Bothell campus.

HAVE QUESTIONS?
Contact the UWB Makers Fair coordinators:

• Pauline Tolentino (ptolent@uw.edu)
• Jireh Reduque (jirehr3@uw.edu)

Event updates & details here

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New book by Shoreline native teaches basics of circuits, circuit components, and electronics

Using fun, hands-on projects, learn what a circuit is and how it works! 

This book uses a common tool in electronics, the breadboard, to build your way to an understanding of circuits, circuit components, and the basics of computers.

You'll master current, voltage, and resistance. 

With that you can control outputs like lights and motors as well as inputs like switches and sensors. 

You'll also discover the difference between analog and digital electrical signals while studying both electricity and computers. 

Dabble in electrical engineering, whether you are interested in building things with electronics or learning to program simple, physical systems. 

A breadboard

Build your own electronic projects to learn how electronics work. And also how computers store information and process requests. 

You'll work with simple, low-cost tools like conductive tape before developing up to working with breadboards and discovering the components to build more complex systems.

With Beginning Breadboarding, makers of all ages and backgrounds can learn to build real-life physical computing systems and projects. Have fun building something with tangible results while learning all the theory you need to make new projects of your own!

Jennifer Fox, author, engineer, maker, educator

What You'll Learn

• Rapidly prototype circuits with breadboards
• Use common components to make simple electronic devices
• Share electrical energy and control the flow of electricity through components

Who This Book Is For

• Makers, seeking a fun, hands-on introduction to technology, electronics, and computers. 
• Those who have little to no knowledge of the subject, but want to learn electronics or know more about computers.

Purchase link: Beginning Breadboarding: Physical Computing and the Basic Building Blocks of Computers | SpringerLink

Jen Fox is an engineer, a maker, and an educator. After dabbling in dark matter (B.S., Physics, Occidental College), Fox settled into engineering and inventing (M.S., Mechanical Engineering, UCLA) to solve problems related to climate change and social justice. Combining her varied interests and passion for learning, Fox founded FoxBot Industries in mid-2015 to provide an arts-based approach to STEM education.

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Heartful Rootz events at Sky Nursery this weekend

This Saturday and Sunday, November 5 - 6, 2022 local Black, Indigenous, and people of the global majority (BIPIGM) creators and businesses are set to fill the Sky Greenhouse with incredible handmade art, crafts, self-care goodies, food and more. 

Stop by anytime between 10am and 5pm Saturday and Sunday to shop around, meet the makers, and enjoy a community seed and clothing exchange.

This is not a donation. It is a collaboration to dress each other up in love. 

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Using Screen Time to Support Creative Hobbies

Using Screen Time to Support Creative Hobbies - From Woodwork to Threadwork, Online Sources Help Your Projects from Idea Phase to Global Sharing

Wednesday, February 2, 2-3pm
For adults. Presented by Bridget of Gentle Tech Help via the King County Library System (KCLS)

Artists, hobbyists and makers of all types are often unaware of the online resources available to enrich and support their craft. Especially during the cold, dark winter, spending screen time in the right places to gather ideas, get inspired and acquire tools can start your next project off on a strong footing.

Additionally, learn how taking and using the right kinds of photos can help tell the story of your work, Seriously, people don’t know what it takes to make what you make unless they can see it! We’ll end with info about how to share that work online locally or globally and a brief dip into selling online.

Please register

You will be emailed a link no later than one hour before the program start time. If you do not see an email, check your Junk or Spam folder.

Closed captioning is available for online events. Captioning is auto-generated. Reasonable accommodation for people with disabilities is available by request for all events. Contact the library at least seven days before the event if you need accommodation. Send your request to access@kcls.org.

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North end Makerspace opens in Pinehurst

We are excited to announce the Grand Opening of our new makerspace in North Seattle on Saturday October 23rd, 10am to 10pm and Sunday October 24, 2021, 12pm to 6pm.

We will be open to the public during both days with various events, tours, and tool demonstrations planned.

 
For those out of the loop, we are a 501c3 nonprofit run entirely by volunteers. Our new makerspace is located in the Pinehurst neighborhood of North Seattle at 12317 15th Ave NE. (Just get on 15th NE and drive south).

We would love it if you could stop by! Learn more using one of the links below.

• Saturday: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../grand-opening-saturday...
• Sunday: https://www.eventbrite.com/.../grand-opening-sunday...

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Winter/Spring 2020 Create and Make Workshops registration now open

Join the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council every other Wednesday this winter/spring to explore new artistic mediums and techniques in 5 exciting workshops led by professional, local artists.

Workshops are $40 each, or if you are an Arts Council member or become a member, workshops are $35 each. They are held from 6:30 – 8:30pm in the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Center at 18560 1st Ave NE, Shoreline. 

All materials are provided, all you need to bring is your imaginative spirit!

The series kicks off on Wednesday, January 29 with Glass Infused Wall Hanging. Participants will learn the basics of fused glass, intermediate techniques, glass types, compatibility and the history of Dichroic Glass. Enjoy creating a composition of glass embellishments on a 4x4 inch square to hang as a wall decoration, or used as a coaster. (The instructor will fire the pieces and return for your pick up.)

Instructor: Sharon Pfister

Then, come back for more!

Light and Shadow Collage with Jess Graff – Feb 12

The art of paper-cutting is found in cultures around the world. Participants in this workshop will explore techniques for drawing with blades to create layered story-filled artworks from their imaginations. Techniques will include safe blade usage, drawing skills, and take participants from start to finish to create beautiful images that play with light, shadow, negative space, and story. Information about creating mini travel cutting kits will be included.

Polymer and Copper Jewelry with Meredith Arnold – February 26

Discover creating glass-like effects, patterns and textures, combined with copper wire to create pins or earrings! The instructor will provide a variety of texture tools for you to design your unique pieces of beautiful jewelry for you, or as a gift for someone special.

Persian Patterns with Amina Quraishi – March 11

Geometric patterns are one of the major components of Islamic art, which reached its peak of perfection in Persia. Learn how to draw and paint a star-shaped tile pattern from 15th century Persia using just a compass and ruler. Then transfer the pattern to watercolor paper and paint a beautiful, final piece.

Art Journaling with Christine Soja – March 25
The journal is a free place to experiment, express and explore your inner landscape. The instructor will guide you through multiple creative ways to engage in art journaling using many materials you may already have at home: ink, acrylic and watercolor paints, collage, stencils, markers and more. Students will create a safe place to engage in new possibilities while encountering resistance, self-criticism and the satisfaction of making art anyways! All materials provided, just bring your own journal.

More info is available on the Arts Council’s website.

The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to cultivate creativity and inspire our community through the arts.

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You Tube star lives in Shoreline

Joel Telling, right, interviews an exhibitor at
a Makers Faire in Prague
You Tube

King5 did an article featuring a Shoreline man with a You Tube channel followed by 352,000 people.

In the sea of YouTube stars, there are countless performers, gamers and beauty gurus.

But Joel Telling built a worldwide following out of his Shoreline home by teaching people how to print: "The name of my show is 3D Printing Nerd and the goal of the show is to inspire and educate those who are interested in additive manufacturing and 3D printing."

Telling and his blue lion
You Tube

See it here

Telling went viral with a blue hairy lion. 

He prints practical things and things he remembers from his childhood - in fact, anything he can think of that interests him.

His fan base sends him all kinds of things, including money - which he donates to Seattle Children's uncompensated care fund.

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Create a Jeweled Dragon Egg

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Johannes Quilitz presents a workshop on how to create a dragon egg.

Ages 8 through adult, ages 8 to 10 with adult.

Saturday, April 27, 2019 from 10:30am to 11:30am at the Richmond Beach Library, 19601 21st Ave NW, Shoreline 98177,

Many legends suggest that dragons are born from eggs. Create a jeweled textured sculpture egg and discuss writing your own story or myth.

Limited space. First come, first served.

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KING 5 TV does story on welcome mats for refugees

Photo by Luanne Brown

Following our story on volunteers in Lake Forest Park making welcome mats for refugee families, KING 5 TV did a nice segment on the event. (See our story here)

The rugs being crocheted at the Lake Forest Park out of recycled fabric are more than works of art. They're signs of compassion.

You can view it HERE

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Calling all crafters - come make fiber welcome mats for refugee families

Calling all crafters, fiber artists, and people with big hearts. 

We invite you to come to Third Place Commons in Lake Forest Park this Saturday, March 2, from 10am to 1pm to help make welcome mats which will be donated to the International Rescue Committee to be distributed to new refugee families in the Greater Seattle area. 

We take gently used fabric, usually unused yardage, or top sheets, duvet covers, or tablecloths, and create 'yarn' by cutting it into strips (we'll show you how).

Then crochet or knit it into a 'rag rug' (we have patterns or can demonstrate) which gets tagged with a title and the first name of the maker and delivered to the IRC. 

We have supplies, including fabric, yarn, and crochet hooks. Weavers and latch-hook rug makers are invited to participate as well.

For more information, check out our website or contact Luanne Brown

Third Place Commons, Saturday, March 2, 2019, 10am to 1pm.

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Self-Care Sunday Dec 30 at the Creativity Loft in North City Business District

Looking to recharge after the holidays and set your positive intentions for the new year? Join us for an afternoon of self-care activities and relaxation Sunday, December 30, 2018, 11:00am – 3:00pm at The Creativity Loft 539 NE 177th St, Ste D in the North City Business District.

Activities include:

• Art Practice - Participate in a guided creative exercise and finish your project at your own pace. No previous art experience necessary.
• Herbal Teas - Warm your body with a selection of delicious herbal teas.
• Intention Ritual - Let go of something that was not serving you in 2018 and bring in what you are excited for in 2019 with a guided exercise.
• Bang Trim and Facial Framing - Get a fresh new look for the New Year with Hairstylist and Loft Member, Maren Rosario.
• Mini Portraits - Treat yourself to a mini portrait by Maren Rosario.
• Facial - Treat your skin to a detoxifying face mask.
• Mini Complimentary Reiki Sessions - Treat yourself to the relaxing and healing energy of Reiki by Apothecary of Light, K.C. Kent, PhD, RMT, RYT and select a formulation of Reiki-Infused bath salts to complement any self care ritual. 
• Oracle Card Reading- Experience clarity, validation, confidence and relief concerning your path forward into 2019 with a reading by Intuitive Medium, Steph Parrish, and her Indigo Corners® oracle card deck.
• Beautycounter Lipstick Bar - Play with a wide selection of our #saferbeauty lipsticks and choose your favorite color for the new year with Safer Beauty Educator, Lauren Nuñez.

Bring your friends and connect with new ones. Leave feeling rejuvenated and ready for the New Year!

***Please register for services here.

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Winter/Spring 2019 Create and Make workshops registration now open

Experimental process painting
Heather Danso

Join the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council on Wednesdays this fall to explore new artistic mediums and techniques in 5 exciting workshops lead by professional, local artists. 

Workshops are $40 each or $175 for all 5, or if you are an Arts Council member or become a member, workshops are $35 each or $150 for all 5 and are held from 6:30 – 8:30pm in the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Center at 18560 1st Ave NE, Shoreline, WA.

All materials are provided, all you need to bring is your imaginative spirit!

The series kicks off on Wednesday, January 9 with Experimental Process Painting, you’ll work through varied media ranging from pencil and charcoal, to watercolor and acrylic. No experience necessary. Instructor: Heather Danso

Then, come back for more:

Polaroid emulsion lifts
Thelma Harris

Polaroid Emulsion Lifts with Thelma Harris – Jan 23

Participants will create a beautiful and unique image in this workshop. You will learn how to deconstruct a Polaroid photo by removing the emulsion (image) and transferring it to watercolor paper or other surfaces.

Instructor: Thelma Harris

Clay and Copper Wire Jewelry – Feb 13

Discover creating dichroic glass-like effects and textures, combined with copper wire to create pins or earrings!

Instructor: Meredith Arnold

Mardi Gras paper mask sculpture

Mardi Gras Paper Mask Sculpture – February 27

Create an elegant hand-made mask ideal for Mardi Gras celebrations. 

Using paper sculpture and watercolors, with applied decorations, participants learn paper sculpture techniques and create a beautiful mask of their own unique design.

Instructor: Sarah Lovet

Tulip field painting
Hester Mallonee

Tulip Field Painting – March 13

Come and create a colorful small painting of the gorgeous tulip fields of the Skagit Valley. Working with acrylic paints on artist’s canvas, you’ll enjoy painting the bright hues and rich contrasts that this unique landscape affords. All levels welcome.

Instructor: Hester Mallonee

Clay and copper wire jewelry
Meredith Arnold

Love all the workshops? Then don’t miss out:

Get the Season’s Pass to access all 5 workshops and save money at the same time.

More info is available on the Arts Council’s website.

The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization whose mission is to cultivate creativity and inspire our community through the arts.

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