Andy Sewell Fine Art
Andy Sewell has won awards for his work as a watercolor artist and graphic designer. Favorite subjects are country scenes with old barns, trucks, and country churches; also wildlife, fish, flowers, and beautiful Idaho and Palouse landscapes. Make an appointment to stop by his studio off U.S. 95 four miles north of Viola. Seeing it all in one place is worth the effort! On his website, find originals, prints, workshops, instructional DVDs and exhibition information. Where & when 5299 Highway 95 N, Viola 83872 Call for a studio visit; watch for studio sign halfway between mile marker 358 and 359 [...]
Appaloosa Museum
Located in the heart of the Palouse Country, home of the Appaloosa, the museum preserves, studies & exhibits objects & information that illustrate the history of the breed. The Museum is designed to provide a self-guided exploration of exhibits that include a theater; a hands-on activity center; a library and archive featuring books, magazines, and videos. Exhibits themes range from the early evidence of spotted horses in art and literature, to the relationship between the Appaloosa and the Nez Perce, to the highlights of the modern Appaloosa Horse Club. The Appaloosa Museum welcomes school groups, home-schoolers, and youth groups such [...]
April Poetry Relay
Mark your calendars for the upcoming April Poetry Relay, coming to a computer screen near you, April 15 at 7 p.m. Join us for a digital evening of poetry, featuring original creations from area poets Ron McFarland, Ed Flathers, D’Wayne Hodgins, and current Moscow Poet Laureate Susan Hodgins. The event will be hosted by poet and University of Idaho professor, Michael McGriff. The evening will also feature music from the Palouse Jazz Project, a faculty sextet at the Lionel Hampton School of Music. To reserve your free ticket, visit https://bit.ly/2021aprilpoetryrelay. For more information about the participating poets, the April Poetry [...]
APRIL POETRY RELAY 2022 Thursday, April 28 at 6 p.m. w/ Stacy Boe Miller
Current City of Moscow Poet Laureate: Stacy Boe Miller Stacy Boe Miller has been a resident of Moscow for over ten years. She holds an MFA from the University of Idaho. She has both nonfiction and poetry published in several journals, and she teaches poetry workshops annually in several, local schools. She serves on the board of High Desert Journal. You can find some of her work at www.stacyboemiller.com. Moscow Poet Laureate, Stacy Boe Miller, leads the community in celebration of National Poetry Month with this event. Readings will be given by Boe Miller as well as Joely Fitch, CMarie Fuhrman, [...]
Art by Julene
Artist Julene Ewert loves to use common materials in surprising new ways. Her inspiration comes from nature, travel and everyday life. Much like her own spirit, her art expresses honesty and tenderness while giving a lighthearted whimsical view—always with vibrant colors. Julene's artwork can be found online, at the Moscow Farmers Market and locally in gift shops. Her artwork can be seen in galleries, fine gift shops and homes globally. Her studio is open by appointment only. You may catch a glimpse of her art in the wild, on various utility boxes while exploring downtown Moscow. She loves to spreads [...]
Art Under the Elms 2022
April 22-24, 2022 Lewis-Clark State College Lewiston, Idaho The 36th annual Art Under the Elms is a three-day art/artisan fair presented by Lewis-Clark State College’s Center for Arts & History, a nonprofit organization focused on engaging audiences through the arts and humanities. The event takes place on the main campus of Lewis-Clark State College in Lewiston, Idaho, which is part of the Lewis-Clark Valley. All proceeds from the event support the Center’s programming through exhibitions, public programs, and arts education initiatives. For more info check out their site https://www.lcsc.edu/cah/art-under-the-elms