Holiday Artwalk this weekend

711 Commercial Ave., Anne Martin McCool Gallery
The gallery is featuring a new body of Small Works paintings and prints from Anne Martin McCool, paintings by  Cathy Schoenberg, jewelry from Debbie Aldrich and Carole Cunningham, stone sculptures from Tracy Powell, turned wood from George Way, weaving by Marty Tottenham, ceramics by Patsy Chamberlain and baskets by Jane Hyde.

708 Commercial Ave., Samish Gallery of Native Arts
The gallery features artists include David Boxley, Susan Point, Bill Bailey, Kevin Paul and Shaun Peterson, and many others. We carry limited Edition Prints, Carvings, Jewelry, Cedar Bark work and Selected Gift Items.

420 Commercial Ave., Scott Milo Gallery
Scott Milo Gallery presents new acrylic paintings by Jennifer Bowman, with a painting demonstration during the artwalk on Friday, Dec. 7.  Also showing are photographs by Randy Dana, Dick Garvey and Lewis Jones, fused glass by Robin Larson, oils and pastels by Amanda Houston and pastels and acrylics by Joel Brock.

419 Commercial Ave., The Majestic Inn and Spa
The Majestic Inn features acrylic paintings by Lyn Linder. Her technique crosses Realism with some of the softer edges and painterly qualities of Impressionism. She creates images in an Impressionistic style that convey the simple beauty found around us in landscapes, seascapes and unique settings. As a master gardener, she sees the intricate details and paints them in florals and classic garden scenes.

216 Commercial Ave., Anchor Art Space
Anchor Art Space presents its second annual Art Auction, featuring work by established and emerging Northwest artists. The silent auction is from 6- 8pm on Friday, Dec. 7. Proceeds from the auction will help Anchor continue its mission for a second year as a non-profit space for exciting art exhibits and events!

611 R Ave, Gallery at the Depot
The Holiday Express Gift Show arrives at the Depot, Friday, Dec. 7 3-9pm and Saturday, Dec. 8 9-4pm.  Pick up gifts made by local artists for the holiday season. Sponsored by Alternative Focus, Skagit Valley Camera Club, Grand Willow Inn and our local artists.