Autumn - Cultural Arts Council

Galleries/Museum
Art Studios
1. Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park
Fine Art Gallery
423 W. Elkhorn Ave.
(In front of Performance Park)
Lars Sage, Facility & Program Manager
970-586-9203
www.EstesArts.com
August 1 - October 25, “Plein Air Rockies 2015” Prelude
Show, National Paint Out, Exhibition & Sale features 34 artists capturing the splendor of the area on canvas, paper and
board. The CAC presents visual/performing arts all year.
Hours: 12 to 5 PM daily. Front cover: Gene Youngmann is
represented in Plein Air Rockies 2015. The CAC Estes Park
presents visual & performing arts programs, classes and
workshops. Hours: 12 PM to 5 PM daily.
November 1—22, “Abstractivity” a showing of abstract art.
November 28—January 3,13th annual Holiday Art Exhibition
and Sale.
2. Glassworks Studio and Gallery
323 W. Elkhorn Ave
(Adjacent to the Performance Park lot)
Gerald Patterson, owner
970-586-8619
www.glassworksofestespark.com
Glassworks Studio and Gallery has been Estes Park’s original,
premier glassblowing studio for nearly 30 years. Watch as nationally-recognized professional glassblowers transform molten
glass into fantastic works of art. Glassworks is conveniently located on the west end of town, adjacent to the Performance
Park parking lot and just a short walk from downtown.
3. Omnibus
239 W. Elkhorn Ave.
Eileen Keimig, 970-586-5523
Gallery features contemporary American art glass, metal wall
sculpture, hand crafted jewelry, photography and personal
accessories. Noted artists: Ken Scott Metal Sculpture, William
Erwin Photos, Ephraim Pottery, Many American Jewelry
Designs.
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4. Village Goldsmith, Inc.
235 W. Elkhorn Ave.
Karen Jirsa and Ron Monroe, 970-586-5659
www.villagegoldsmith.com
Karen Jirsa and Ron Monroe continue the tradition of handcrafted
artistry. Founded in Estes Park in 1976, the Village Goldsmith creates unique jewelry using the ancient art of lost wax casting. Precious metals, fine gemstones and exquisite diamonds become
treasured pieces to wear for a lifetime.
Discover a friendly, relaxed atmosphere with an experienced knowledgeable staff.
5. Highland Music & Ministrel’s Gifts
157 W. Elkhorn Ave.
(Old Church Shops)
Robert Keep, 970-577-9532
www.highlandmusicandgifts.com
Featuring unique art by Michale Duncan (Celtic & Norse Jewelry);
Jody Bergsma, Dave Delemare, Amy Brown and Nene Thomas
(Fantasy Print Art); Meyda Tiffany (Stained Glass); Jen Delyth
(Celtic Knotwork & Textiles); Kyle Crutcher (Celtic Pottery); Joel
Dournel-Zanni (Celtic Knotwork Woodcarving); Stonecraft
Art (Garden Statuary) Gene Cope, Larry Spieler, Travis Jensen &
Odell Borg (Native Am. Flutes) and a wide selection of Celtic, Folk &
Classical Musical Items.
6. Bear Necessities and Cubs
201 Park Lane
(Behind Bond Park)
Cynthia Burt 512-914-5641
www.bearnecessitiesandcubs.com
One of Estes park’s finest boutiques for fine art, gifts and books
- showcasing beautiful original art and handmade crafts of over
(40) local and regional artists. Featuring: batik, oil, watercolor,
photography, wood, jewelry, children’s books, pottery, music
and gourmet food.
Sept 18 - October 25 “A Sense of Wonder”, Susan Anderson—Clay , Carol Gregory—Photography October 30—
November 14 “Lines into Shapes”, Featured artists—all media. The Art Center's gallery features original artwork in a broad
7. Images of Rocky Mountain National Park
203 Park Lane
(Behind Bond Park)
Erik Stensland, 970-586-4352
www.ImagesofRMNP.com
range of media, produced exclusively by Colorado artists who also
staff the gallery. The non-profit organization also offers a variety of
art classes year-round for both adults and
children. Hours: 10 AM to 5 PM daily, after November19 Fri—Mon
A gallery of fine art photography featuring one of the most extensive and inspiring collections of Rocky Mountain National Park photos to be found anywhere.
Featuring the work of noted artist Erik Stensland
11. The Studio Frame Makers
541 Big Thompson Suite G
(Behind the theater in Stanley Village)
Greg Miles, Owner/Master, (970) 237-4300
8.Fall River Jewelry, Antiques & Coins
356 E. Elkhorn Ave. #4
Bob & Carole Fixter, 970-586-4367
www.RareItemsGreatPrices.com
Featuring vintage and antique artworks & rare documents.
Art glass, pottery, porcelain, bronze, etcetera. Large selection of
fine antique jewelry, diamonds & colored gemstones.
9. Aspen and Evergreen Gallery
356 E. Elkhorn Ave. #1
Tamara Jarolimek and James Frank
970.586.4355
www.AspenandEvergreen.com
Estes Park's newest gallery featuring more than 35 Estes Park
and regional artists as well as renowned Estes Park photographer,
James Frank. Specializing in an array of artwork from photography
to jewelry to original oil paintings, the gallery showcases some of
the finest art in the nation. Meet our artists at monthly openings
and watch art demonstrations from our
Riverwalk patio. Open all year.
A fine art custom framing studio and gallery serving the community
and artists of northern Colorado. The Studio is built around executing fine art and fine art framing for galleries and private collectors.
Simple to elegant designs, focusing on conservation, historic documents, and restoration work. Hours: M-F 10ish-5ish. Sat. by appointment.
12. Estes Park Museum
200 Fourth Street
Derek Fortini, Director/Curator, 970-586-6256
www.estes.org/museum
A division of the Community Services department of the Town of
Estes Park, the Museum collects, interprets and preserves local
history, as well as presents exhibits, programs and events, for the
education and benefit of residents and visitors of all ages. Explore
the many ways Estes Park is captured and celebrated in the visual
arts year round at the Museum.
13. The Old Gallery
14863 Hwy 7, Allenspark
(15 miles south of Estes Park)
303-747-2906 or 2809
www.allensparkoldgallery.com
10. Art Center of Estes Park
517 Big Thompson
(In Middle Stanley Village)
Vickie Mastron, Gallery Manager
970-586-5882
www.artcenterofestes.com
Non-profit arts and welcoming center featuring works by local
artists: KT DeSantis, metal; Tom Andrews, Lyn Ferguson, Robin
Korevaar, Tim Benko & Tom Schweda, photography; Kristi Mann,
basketry; Vicki Dyas, gourds; John Wehmer, Hannah Shook, Barb
Kostohryz, Monica Tymcio, Cheryl Pennington. Pastel, oil,
acrylics, hand-colored B&W photos; Joyanne Matthes, stained
glass. Music events & classes. Hours: 10 AM - 5 PM daily June
through September. 10 AM to 5 PM Friday - Monday, Sept - May
18th Annual
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A work of Art,
handcrafted in the Colorado Rockies
will enrich your life for years to come.
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Layout © Lynda S. Vogel
Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park
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Cultural Arts Council of Estes Park
September through December 2015
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November 1 – November 22 -”Abstractivity”,
Opening Reception 11/1/15 5 to 7P M
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November 28 -January 3 - “13th Annual Holiday Art
Exhibit and Sale” Open House 11/28 & 29 Member’s
Meeting 5 -5:30 Artists Reception 5:30 to 7:00 PM
12/5/15
Exhibitions
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August 22 - October 25 – “Plein Air Rockies 2015, A
Festival of Outdoor Painting”,
Exhibition & Sale Features 34 artists’ fresh works painted
“en plein air”. Free.
October 10 - October 25 – “Plein Air Rockies 2015 Fall
Colors”,
Features Plein Air Rockies artists, Free.
Fall Colors Opening Reception: 10/10/15 - 5 to 7 PM
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December 8 - Crossroads Christmas VII 5-7 PM A
gala fundraising event. Entertainment, food and
more. Cash donations and canned goods to help
Crossroads Ministry.
Gene Youngmann “A Favorite Spot” 7x11 Watercolor.
Ave.
Autumn Events
15 miles south
on Hwy. 7
t. Vrain
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Galleries, Museum
& Studios
For more information on Area Arts:
Stop by:
423 W. Elkhorn Ave., West Park Center
Write:
PO Box 4135, Estes Park, CO 80517
Call:
970.586.9203
Online:
http://www.EstesArts.com
info@estesarts.com
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Estes Park, Colorado
and Surding Area
Exhibitions, Events &
Artist Demonstrations