FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK: Friday, August 7, 6:00-7:30pm
You’re invited to the free public reception to view the art exhibition, meet the artists, and learn about plein air artwork!

This exhibition is part of the all-ages Summer Reading Program, themed “Plant a Seed, Read.” The featured artwork is inspired by agriculture and food. Artists of all ages and artistic experience levels contributed pieces in a variety of formats, from watercolor to woodworking. Thanks to everyone who celebrated the opening reception on June 12 with beginner-friendly line dancing led by Bailey Bee! The exhibition is on view through August 15.

OPENING: Friday, August 28, Doors open at 6:30pm, presentation at 7pm
You’re invited to the free public reception to view the North Olympic History Center’s traveling exhibition and enjoy a free talk by Humanities Washington speaker Feliks Banel, “All Over The Map: Stories Behind the Names of Washington Places and Things.”