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Art Walk

 

Every first Saturday of the month, Port Townsend's art galleries stay open into the evening for Art Walk. Join us at Northwind Art's Jeanette Best Gallery on Saturday, May 2, the last Art Walk for three exhibits: New Work by Randy Sturgis & Peter Koronakos, Ars Poetica, and Showcase 2026, which present a total of 24 Northwest artists. Everyone is welcome for this free evening of refreshments and conversation.

Art Walk: 5-8 PM on first Saturdays   

Jeanette Best Gallery 

701 Water Street in downtown Port Townsend

 

 

Art demonstration

 

Join Lucia Enriquez of Anacortes to learn how she creates her extraordinary digital paintings and prints.  

Lucia will give an interactive demonstration in the gallery, where her artwork appears in this spring's Showcase 2026 exhibit. Learn more about Lucia and her art here.

When: Sunday, April 12 at 3 p.m.

Where: Jeanette Best Gallery 

701 Water Street in downtown Port Townsend

Pictured: Lucia Enriquez' "Agila Looking for Land #15," appearing in Showcase 2026 

 

 

One Saturday,
Two Artist Talks  

 

Port Townsend artists Randy Sturgis and Peter Koronakos will give talks about their extraordinary work on view at Jeanette Best Gallery — both on the same Saturday afternoon.

Join these two makers to hear about their inspirations and their approaches to their art forms: wild abstract paintings for Randy and found-object sculptures for Peter.

These artist talks are free to the public, and questions are always encouraged.  

 

Here's the schedule on Saturday, April 18:  

• 2:30 p.m. Poet Claudia Hollander-Lucas, a friend of Randy's, will give a short reading. Then Randy will give his talk and answer questions.

3:15 p.m. Peter Koronakos will share stories behind his assemblage animals — which are made out of many things, from lunch boxes to ping-pong paddles. Peter will also respond to questions at the end of his talk.

Both talks are at Jeanette Best Gallery, 701 Water St., Port Townsend.

Learn more about Peter and Randy's exhibit here. 

Pictured: Randy Sturgis in his studio; Peter Koronakos with one of his his monkey sculptures.