Our Annual Holiday Boutique is Here!

So much to choose from - and all of it created by local artists. You won't find a collection like this at any other boutique this year.

We have invited the following artists to participate; they offer beautiful gift items with prices ranging from $5 to $600; most prices around $50 or under.

Leslie Burtt & Chris Warren - Decorated Gourds and Gourd Ornaments

Kathleen Chamberlin & Molly Bowman - "Recycled" Earrings & Necklaces

Joyce Gabriel - Pen & Ink Cards, Playing Cards, & Mirror Designs

Debra Glanz - Paper Boxes, Books, & Dolls

Vicki Green - Glass Platters, Bowls, & Dishes

Sharon Greenwood - Sculpted Ceramics - Functional & Decorative 

Tim Havens - Ceramic Jars, Vases, Bottles, and Bowls

Sine Morse - Framed Paper Art and Paper Globe Ornaments

Patricia Rehm - Felted Wool Purses

Barb Sedgwick - Embossed Pewter Wall Art

Peg Silloway - Handwoven Scarves & Wall Art

Jane Simpson - Silver Bracelets and Earrings

Carolyn Woody - Paper Ornaments, Cards and Magnets

Russell Young, Framed Photographs, Matted Photo Prints, Coffee Table Photo Book

A sampling of the boutique artwork is shown here:  

An artists reception with refreshments is scheduled for November 12, from 1 to 4 and 5 to 8 p.m.  Plan to do some shopping in our friendly gallery. 

Angela Ridgway's Sculpture Graces Broadway

We are so proud that a sculpture by one of our artists, Angela Ridgway, was chosen by the city of Beaverton to be the latest pieces of public art installed by the city. The sculpture is titled "embrace your inner light"and is shown below as it appears on the street's brick plaza. A dedication ceremony is scheduled for Wednesday, November 9, from 4 to 5 p.m. to present the artwork to the public. Join us and Mayor Doyle in honoring Angela and the team of people who made this possible.

Elaine Worden, Director of the Beaverton Arts Commission, led this project from beginning to end. She coordinated funding of the project by the City of Beaverton, the Beaverton Central NAC, the Beaverton Visioning Committee and the Beaverton Downtown Association; and was able to arrange for staff from the city's Public Works Department to fabricate the concrete pedestal and handle the in-house installation of the artwork.

Art On Broadway will host a reception in the gallery immediately following the dedication and offer a champagne toast to Angela and all those who made this project possible. Refreshments will be provided by the SubStation, Clockwork Rose Tea Emporium, and Art On Broadway Gallery.