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MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: May 8, 2021 Drie Chapek Edmonds artist Drie Chapek has a new gallery showing at The Greg Kucera Gallery in Pioneer Square. The must-see show “Churning” will be on display until May 29. The gallery is open Tuesday-Saturday 10:30 a.m. until 5:30 p.m. No appointments are necessary and I highly recommend making the trip to Seattle to see this impressive collection. Drie Chapek’s current show “Churning.” You might have seen Drie’s work around town before. Her paintings have been shown at Walnut Street Coffee, House Wares and the Edmonds Arts Festival. I had ...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: May 2, 2021 As The Earth Turns movie poster Join Edmonds composer and music producer Ed Hartman for a special free screening of the 1938 silent film, As the Earth Turns, Friday, May 7 at 1 p.m. via Zoom. Reservations are required at zoom.us/meeting/register/tJUlfu2opz0tG9fLNXf6fmC1TdgJV0Abi88Z. Presented by the City of Edmonds Arts Commission. “As the Earth Turns” is a science-fiction silent film by former Seattle filmmaker Richard Lyford. It is one of several films Lyford made before finding success with Walt Disney Studios in the 1940s. As with most of Lyf...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: January 17, 2021 919 Extension of acting directorship authority for Acting Police Chief Jim Lawless and a review of the draft Council Code of Conduct are among the items on what appears to be a short Edmonds City Council agenda for Tuesday, Jan. 19. The council will also interview Richard Chung for appointment to the Edmonds Arts Commission. The meeting will be held virtually starting at 7 p.m. using the Zoom meeting platform. To join, comment, view or listen to the Edmonds City Council Meeting in its entirety, paste the following into a web browser using a com...

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: December 23, 2020 434 The Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation has donated $10,000 to Edmonds School District middle school and high school teachers to assist in purchasing art supplies for students to use at home during remote instruction. This program builds on the Foundation’s hugely successful Grab and Go Art Supply program. In May, the foundation allocated $10,000 for art supplies for elementary school students. These supplies were distributed at Edmonds School District Grab ‘n Go lunch sites. Students chose between a set of colored pencils or watercolo...