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The experience showcases paintings from 20 North and South fork artists at 133 East Main St. and its gallery at 11 West Main St.

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Looking for new additions to your walls? DIYing your own wall art is a great way to decorate while remaining within your budget. These five wall art projects from TikTok don't take too much time and will look great in your home.

East End Food Market in Riverhead is a project of East End Food Institute running Saturdays from 9:00am - 1:00pm at 139 Main Road in Riverhead. With 50 local

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GEARHART — Registration is open for in-person art workshops through Trail’s End Art Association. The workshops are scheduled from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. between June 8 to June 11. Pre-registration is required. To register, call 503-741-1914. Artist Lynette Weise will lead the workshops, which include “Beginning Alcohol Ink,” “Intermediate Alcohol Ink-Flowers,” “Painting with Alcohol Ink,” and “Intermediate Colored Pencil.” Weise’s award-winning ...

A vast collection of hand-cut paper vegetables recently found a home in Imogen Gallery in Astoria. The vegetables, crafted by local artist Kathy Karbo, allude to the days of Victorian gardens and the idea of communities coming together to support each other during challenging times. Individually, each vegetable is beautiful — but the art’s collective power is in its multiplicity of single pieces. The collectivity gives weight and impact to the artwork as a whole. The collection is ind...