QUILCENE — The Olympic Art Gallery, Sally and Charlie Brown’s place at Washington Street and U.S. Highway 101, will celebrate the holiday weekend with the multifaceted Olympic Art Festival from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday.
Admission is free to the eighth annual event, a showcase of carvings, jewelry, photographs, pottery and paintings, all inspired by nature.
Here’s a sampling of the artists and creations in Saturday’s event.
■ Watercolorist Amy Weber will paint her miniature canvases and display her unconventional images of wildlife.
■ Charlie and Sally Brown will show off their metal sculpture, from benches to fountains to fire pits.
■ Randy Hopfer will display his wildlife photography.
■ Gary Love’s photography, Susan Adams’ pottery and Sharon Wald’s scratchboard art will be on sale at 20 percent to 50 percent off regular prices.
■ Terry Foltz will be on hand with his scroll art.
■ Patricia Taynton will show her photorealistic paintings.
More information about the festival and gallery, which is also open by appointment after this weekend, awaits at 360-531-2015 and www.OlympicArtGallery.com.
