Tues, Jan 26, 6pm, 2021
In this virtual class, students will learn basic watercolor technique from artist Bethany Wray to create a unique and colorful painting. All levels are welcome. Fun is ensured. Spots are limited. Be sure to register now! SIP & PAINT BASIC MATERIALS NEEDED We recommend our local Twisp Daily Arts and Business Supply for materials. –… [Read More]
Winter 2021
In Confluence Gallery’s Community Gallery“A visual guy by nature, I have been photographing life as it unfolds for 4 decades. I guess one could surmise that I tend to be more of a photojournalist then fine art photographer, although I sometimes get lost between the two. Self taught and mentored by my father, a black and white specialist, my… [Read More]
Thurs, Feb 11, 6:30pm, 2021
Presented by Trail’s End Bookstore. Join Trail’s End Bookstore in a celebration of Valentine’s Day as they welcome New York Times and USA Today best-selling authors Debbie Macomber, Brenda Novak, RaeAnne Thayne, Sheila Roberts and Melinda Curtis on Thursday February 11 at 6:30 pm for a virtual Valentine party. Jointly with our friends in the Leavenworth, and in partnership with A Book… [Read More]
Fri, Jan 22, 2021
ZOOM LINK: (Meeting ID: 869 7359 1444, Passcode: 741134) Join Confluence Poets for this year’s William Stafford Birthday Reading on Friday, January 22nd at 6:30 pm via Zoom. The event presents a broad line-up of poets to celebrate the events 5-year anniversary: guest speaker Paulann Petersen, Oregon Poet Laureate Emerita and founder of the Stafford Birthday Reading series, the… [Read More]
Winter 2020.21
Kathy and Jim Meyers pulled up outside of the Confluence Gallery one snowy winter day in the late 90’s. Kathy was looking for a place to sell her artwork in the Methow Valley so they just dropped by, cold called if you will, at the Gallery. She was impressed that Sybil Macapia, Confluence’s director, took… [Read More]
Jan 15-Mar 6, 2021
As we navigate this new world of isolation, Wish You Were Here invited artists to dream of times past or future. This show is a love letter to the life we once lived and the life we hope to live after the virus has been contained. Artists show visions of places they hope to see,… [Read More]
Winter 2020.21
The “Our Nations Spaces” Project is a four part video series to feature 13 Performing Artists from Washington State. PART 1 – features singer/songwriter Tony Louie, traditional singer/culture bearer Scarbo Marchand, and singer/songwriter Two Shields Hale. This project is made possible by Northwest Native Development Fund, in partnership with First Peoples Fund. (Creative Directors, Roxanne… [Read More]
Mar 13-May 1, 2021
Ravens are wonderfully intelligent, mysterious and magical. They and other corvids feature in numerous cultural stories; and in this show on display at the Confluence Gallery March 13 to May 1, 2021. They are a part of the family Corvidae which also embraces crows, Jays, Magpies, and Clark’s Nutcrackers. Curators- Jennifer Molesworth & Caryl Campbell.… [Read More]