Shop regional art vendors (Saturday & Sunday) and enjoy some hands-on art-making (Saturday only) on the plaza as you make your visit to the museum each weekend from June 15 to July 28.

Explore vendor booths featuring handmade and locally crafted treasures on the plaza, all while enjoying the beautiful PNW summer rain or shine! Each weekend will feature different vendors, hands-on art-making, and offer the perfect start to your visit to the museum!

• Kimagureya
• Pour Obsession, LLC
• Artistry By Corissa
• Teal & Flow
• Holly Rodolf
• Wild Ginger Ceramics
• Hawaii Green Bird Jewelry
• Twyla Dill
• Manic Pixie Dream Squirrel
• MYS Artworks
• Weaver Woodworks
• SeaSoaked Skin
• Erin DeLargy Jewelry
• HER GLOW CANDY SHOP
• Abaloria Jewelry
• Coupe Ceramics
• Start Something Goods
• Spinning Earth Productions
• Lovesome Dove
• Linda McClamrock Art

*This is a full list of vendors participating this summer, each vendor will not be at all markets this summer.

Art Project Schedule:

Saturdays only, 11 AM – 2 PM

June 22 – Bubble/Watercolor painting & group mosaic
Schools out for the summer and it’s time to make bubble art! Using a watercolor bubble mix, we’ll make small hexagonal paintings and combine them to make a community mural.

June 29 – Spin Art: Create a Summer color explosion!
Create a Summer color explosion! Have fun and explore using tempera paint and a salad spinner to create colorful one of a kind paintings with teaching artist Nic Schluter. The process is mesmerizing, and every painting is different!

July 6 – Rice paper lantern sea creature art activity

July 13 – Paper sculptures
Come join us for cutting, folding, scoring, crimping and gluing together a face mask using tagboard paper- you don’t need to create a person- but it’s easy to build character into your paper sculpture construction. Keep your artwork or help us collectively create a creature of multiple personalities!

July 20 – Symbols of Summertime: Mixed-Media Magic!
We will explore mixed-media artwork that reflects each artist’s unique experience of summer. Using colored pencils, paint pens, and paper collage materials, we will develop colorful, multi-layered artwork. With teaching artist Dana Weir.

July 27 – Surrealist Fish Magic, inspired by Paul Klee
Take part in a high-contrast textured acrylic painting project!