Redwood City 2nd Saturday Art Walk....

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I'll be there!

Here's a peek at my window display for those far away.

Phantom Galleries Redwood City is pleased to participate in the upcoming Second Saturday Art Walk with 16 new exhibitions by local artists viewable in the storefront windows of 2107 Broadway Street in downtown Redwood City.

Join us Saturday, June 12th, 7pm-9pm as exhibiting artists Stuart Johnson, Woody Miller, Donna Orme, Maria Sanchez, Matthew Seigel, Timothy Tsun, Kate Stewart and Ysmay will be present outside on the sidewalk with live painting, fiber arts and printmaking demos accompanied with beautiful music by Gianfranco & Friends.

The new Second Saturday Art Walk is a multicultural, socially responsible, and eco-friendly event that brings a fabulous array of art to the community. Fair trade crafts are being promoted at nine locations in Redwood City, compiling over 75 local artists bringing inspiration, culture, and entertainment this spring and summer to the entire Peninsula.

This great event - in it's 3rd season- takes place every second Saturday of the month from April through October, starting at 7pm.

Bring the family for an Art Walk - wander from gallery to gallery, take in the art and culture, and enjoy the new dining and entertainment options in our revitalized downtown.

For more information, please visit: http://www.redwoodcity.org/calendar/EventDetail.aspx?Id=2258&CallingPage=Calendar.aspx


Phantom Galleries Redwood City is produced by Two Fish Design and made possible through the generous support of the San Mateo Credit Union and the Redwood City Redevelopment Agency.

Phantom Galleries
produced by Two Fish Design
366 South First Street
San Jose, CA 95113
408.271.5151


Tweet us: @PhantomGalleries or @KALEIDgallery

Comments

Loose Sparrow Arts N Crafts said…
I wish I could be there. Your display is gorgeous!
2:00 PM
jp said…
I wish I COULD GO!!!
3:38 AM
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