ART WALK EDMONDS
October 1-31, 2026 ~ Third Thursday Art Walk, October 15th from 5-8pm
The Art Walk Edmonds is a month-long celebration of the Arts in Edmonds! Local artists will be showcased at businesses all month long, and some businesses will also host a Third Thursday night Art Walk on October 15th from 5-8pm.
Locations in red are open during Third Thursday Art Walk from 5-8pm on October 15th. Click the map image for a printable map.
LOCATIONS // ARTISTS
Aria Studio Gallery // Joan Archer and Leah Goodwin
535 Main St, open Tuesday 1-6pm, Wednesday-Friday 11am-4pm, Saturday 12-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Aria Studio Gallery is a unique experience! Joan Archer paints watercolors and oils in this eclectic gallery, also shared with accomplished photographer, Leah Goodwin. Archer paints from travels in Europe, and her inspirations, which are visually fresh to the eye. Studio classes, private and group, are available; posted online, or calling the studio.
ArtSpot // Alyx Dopp
408 Main St, open Monday-Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday 11am-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Alyx D is an illustrator and printmaker based in Seattle WA. Their work is inspired by the intersection of the whimsical and the grim found in folktales from around the world. Working or not, they can usually be found in the company of one of their two wrinkly sphynx cats.
Cafe Louvre // Tomiko Kausal-Hayes
210 5th Ave S, open Monday - Saturday 6:30am-5pm, Sunday 7am-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS ONLY
Tomiko Kausal-Hayes is a nature and macro photographer whose vibrant fine art photography celebrates the beauty, color, and quiet wonder of the natural world. Inspired by luminous sunsets, delicate flowers, rich textures, and fleeting moments of light, she captures scenes that invite viewers to pause and see the world with fresh eyes. Through her photography, Tomiko seeks to awaken spaces with calm, color, and soul—creating artwork that brings a sense of beauty, reflection, and connection to nature into everyday life.
This month, Tomiko Kausal-Hayes presents a collection of vibrant fine art nature photography at Café Louvre. Featuring luminous sunsets, colorful skies, flowers, and quiet moments in nature, the exhibition invites visitors to pause, experience the beauty of the natural world, and discover artwork that brings calm, color, and soul into their spaces.
An Art Show and Sale Open House will take place on Sunday, October 18th from 2–5pm, with artwork available to view and purchase throughout the month.
Cascadia Art Museum // Arin Rae
190 Sunset Ave, open Wednesday - Sunday, 11-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Arin is a watercolor and mixed media artist heavily influenced by the contrasting landscapes of the Pacific Northwest and the way humanity and nature intertwine. With a background in the physical sciences, her work exists at the intersection of nature, science and art, and her dream is to show people that science and art are two sides of the same coin. She paints "en plein air" (on-location), hiking all around the PNW with her sketchbook and small pieces of paper to capture the light, colors and atmosphere of reality that tend to disappear in a photo or a memory. Her landscape paintings showcase the way she views her connection to the land around her: vibrant, detailed, and scientific but also a little bit magical. She was an Artist in Residence at the Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument in 2025, and continues to teach art and field sketching for middle school and high school science field trips as well as workshops and classes for all ages.
Cascadia Art Museum is FREE TO SEE every third Thursday, offering free admission to all during regular business hours and during Art Walk Edmonds from 5-8pm.
Center Gallery // Art For All
700 Main St, open Monday - Friday 9am-8pm, Saturday 10am-2pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS ONLY
Presenting "An Art for All Collaborative Exhibit" with the goal to empower people with disabilities to create, and exhibit their art in the great Puget Sound area and to connect various organizations serving this population. This show features diverse perspectives - windows into the worlds of instructors from varied backgrounds and cultures; connected creativity - collaborative student pieces showcasing the power of making art together; and empowered voices - celebrating the unique artistic voice of every student.
Art For All aims to foster healthy lifestyle choices that promote social, mental and physical well-being. Through education, support, advocacy and mentorship we empower people with disabilities to create. They hope to expand the eye of local art venues to expand inclusion of people with disabilities. They are committed to building bridges in the art community so that their artists are valued for their contribution. Their gifts reach much farther than the canvas they post on and are evident in the love and joy they share with others.
Show runs through November 30th.
Chapel of Sound & Art (CoSA)// Shelly Tiemeyer
The Landing 300 Admiral Way, Suite 107, open by appointment
SEE ART DURING THIRD THURSDAY ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM ONLY
Shelly Tiemeyer grew up watching Bob Ross paint his “happy little clouds” and insist there were no mistakes when it came to painting. He said anyone could be a painter, even Shelly. Shelly was mesmerized. It was many years later, when Shelly's son started first grade, that she started to paint. It was a place of experimenting -- and discovering what might happen next. A place where surprises might surface, on the canvas, and inside of her.
Shelly likes to paint silhouettes of colorful women, the divine feminine. Women who are lost and who are found. Women who are hidden and who are seen. Women who don’t belong and belong more than ever. They can not be defined. They can not be diminished. They are no one. They are everyone. With all of painting there is waiting. There is nothingness. And yet, something emerges. Eventually. Mercifully. Only to disappear again. Into the darkness. Until the next moment. And the next. Art reveals that there is no arrival. Only being found over and over again.
Coldwell Banker Bain // Gayle Ann Szalay
512 Bell St, open 10am-4pm, closed Tuesdays & Sundays
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Gayle is a lifelong resident of Edmonds Washington. Her mother started teaching her to draw and paint when she was about four years old. She has continued to practice since then.
Cole Gallery // Our Northwest: Art from Edmonds, Seattle & Beyond
107 5th Ave S, open Monday - Saturday, 10am-6pm, Sunday 11am-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Celebrate the beauty and character of the Pacific Northwest through a vibrant collection of colorful landscapes and cityscapes. From glowing sunsets over the water and familiar streets of Edmonds and Seattle, to the forests, mountains, waterways, and communities that stretch beyond, these paintings capture the distinctive light, color, and spirit of our Northwest home. Featuring expressive works by Northwest artists, the exhibition offers fresh perspectives on places both beloved and newly discovered. Rich with color, atmosphere, and energy, Northwest Beauty: From Edmonds & Beyond is a celebration of the landscapes and city scenes that make this region so inspiring.
From 6:30 - 8:00 during the Third Thursday Art Walk come and enjoy music from The Spires…offering a bit of Jazz, Pop and R&B. The smooth voice of Brittany Rose Richey is accompanied by the tasty guitar licks of Rick McArdle, the solid vibe of Eric Dixon on piano and organ, while locking down the tight rhythm section is Sean Crouter on drums with David Spiro on bass.
Common Formme //The Art of the Home
108 5th Ave S, open daily 10am - 6pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS ONLY
Common Formme is a Seattle-Area interior design studio based in Edmonds, Washington. They create thoughtful, wellness-centered interiors for home renovations and new construction throughout Seattle and the Puget Sound, using natural materials and timeless, considered design.
Crow // Liz Park
105 5th Ave S, open Monday - Saturday 10am-5pm, Sunday 12-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Liz Park is originally from Hershey, Pennsylvania. She has pursued art from an early age, and continued her education by majoring in painting at the Savannah College of Art & Design in Savannah, GA. Upon graduating with a B.F.A. in 2006, she moved to Jackson Hole, Wyoming, where she lived and worked as a horse wrangler on a guest ranch for several years. In Jackson, the roots of her career as a modern western wildlife artist took shape. The surrounding scenery and wildlife she encountered there continues to be one of the main subjects of her artwork.
Throughout the years, she has held many interesting jobs on the way to becoming a full time artist. In addition to leading trail rides at the guest ranch, she’s worked in reservations at a ski resort, worked in the design department for a t-shirt company, made hand-made granola bars for an organic energy bar company, and was a ‘bark-tender’ at a dog bar. During this time, she was always creating art and participating in various shows. Liz moved to the Pacific Northwest in 2017. She was able to make the jump to doing art completely full-time in 2021. In addition to participating in many local festivals and shows, Liz travels to Montana for the Out West Show and Sale every March.
Her primary medium is acrylic paint on either canvas or varnished wood surfaces, but is also prolific in creating works in watercolor as well as graphite drawings on toned paper. For her works on canvas, she waters down the acrylic quite a bit to mimic the way watercolor behaves, and is able to work quickly with the short drying time to add layers and depth. For her works on wood, she loves letting the natural grain of the wood show through as an integral part of the finished piece. Her main subject continues to be wildlife, and she is fortunate to have photographed many of the animals that she uses in her work herself over the years of her travels. A self-proclaimed ‘animal-nerd’, Liz’s main love has always been, and will always be, animals of all kinds.
The Curious Nest // Memento Mori/ Memento Vivere Group Show
405 Main St, open Thursday - Sunday 12-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
The Curious Nest’s second annual Memento Mori group show is around the theme of living life to the fullest as we all have our time to depart this world. There will be skull paintings in oil by R. Benton Brown, acrylic and pen and ink paintings by Debbie Savar, acrylic paintings by Janie Olsen, watercolor and ink paintings by Ellie Hoffman, art dolls by Priscilla Moore, mini art by Beth Henkes, mixed media art by Lori Knight, jewelry, clothing and paintings by Andrea Savar, ceramics by Christina Germaine, guache paintings by Katrina Haffner, jewelry by Nina Designs, and so much more. There will also be rare antiques from France that center around mourning and memorial items.
Show runs October 15th through November 18th.
Driftwood Modern // Modernism in the Mid-20th Century
403-1/2 Main St, open Thursday - Sunday 11am-5pm or by appointment
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Driftwood Modern is proud to present our ongoing collection of paintings, prints and sculpture by artists of the mid-20th Century, with a focus on the Northwest Masters, including Mark Tobey, Guy Anderson, Kenneth Callahan, Paul Horiuchi, Neil Meitzler, Jacob Lawrence, Kathleen Gemberling-Adkison, John-Franklin Koenig, Max Benjamin and others. We also pay tribute in our offerings to the art and design of Native American, Asian and African cultures, which influenced the evolution of Modernism in the West.
Edmonds Bookshop // Roberta Kwok
111 5th Ave S, open Monday - Wednesday 10am-6pm, Thursday 10am-8pm, Friday -Saturday 10am-6pm, Sunday Noon -5pm
EVENT DURING ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH AT 6PM
Join Edmonds Bookshop during the Third Thursday Art Walk when award-winning journalist Roberta Kwok will be discussing her new book, Lost in Curiosity. Roberta Kwok is a science writer whose work has appeared in The New York Times, NewYorker.com, Nature, New Scientist, Audubon, and other publications. She has received a fellowship from the Knight Science Journalism Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, a grant from the Alfred P. Sloan Foundation, and awards from the American Association for the Advancement of Science and the American Geophysical Union. Before becoming a journalist, Kwok worked in a genetics lab at Stanford University. She lives in the Seattle area and is originally from Canada.
“In Lost in Curiosity, Kwok pulls back the curtain on what scientific discovery actually looks like… Not a Eureka moment, but a fraught, often chaotic pursuit of truth. Through vivid reporting and moments of unexpected emotion, Kwok reveals the inner lives of researchers who care profoundly about understanding our world and saving what's left of it. From enigmatic fossils and mind-bending physics to the puzzling behavior of wild animals, Lost in Curiosity is a journey through the questions that keep scientists up at night—and the sometimes strange, always illuminating paths they take to answer them.”
Edmonds Vision Center // Kayla Tarlton
201 5th Ave S, open Monday - Friday 9am-5:30pm, Saturday 9am-3pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS ONLY
Kayla Tarlton is a Seattle painter working in fluid and textured acrylic. Her paintings are rooted in the natural world: the ever-changing sea, moody Pacific Northwest skies, and the creatures that live below the surface. This show features jellyfish, fish, and octopi drifting through the deep, alongside evergreen forests and mountain landscapes, many inspired by the coastlines and trails she explores around the region. Her work has been shown at Gallery B612, Red Sky Gallery, and the Edmonds Arts Festival, alongside placements in cafes and neighborhood art walks.
Edmonds Waterfront Center // Lake City Seniors Watercolor Group
220 Railroad Ave, open Monday - Friday 8am-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS ONLY
Founded in 2018 and currently led by artist Kathleen Coyle, the Lake City Seniors Watercolor Group is a welcoming community built on creative expression and connection. The group adapted to Zoom during the pandemic and continued after a fire destroyed their home at the Lake City Community Center. Over the years they have had exhibits throughout Seattle, including Magnuson Park Gallery and Kaffeelatsch. A diverse mix of people, cultures and abilities come together to paint every Friday from 1:30pm to 3:00pm at their new home, Lamb of God Lutheran Church in Lake City. Their watercolor class is free, open to everyone and provides all supplies.
Fox + Bottle // Robin Moore
112 5th Ave S,open Tuesday - Saturday 11am - 8pm, Sunday 11am-6pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Robin Moore is a Seattle-area artist working primarily in encaustic, an ancient medium made from beeswax, pigment, and heat. Her abstract landscapes are inspired by memory, weather, water, and the emotional pull of place. Built slowly in layers of molten wax, her paintings are fused with flame, scraped, carved, and marked until the surfaces hold both depth and light.
Rather than depicting a specific landscape, Robin is interested in the feeling of one, shifting weather, an open horizon, the movement of water, or the moment a familiar place suddenly makes you stop and look. Her work balances experimentation and intention, allowing the materials themselves to help determine where each painting goes. Robin works from her studio in the Seattle area, where she also teaches small encaustic workshops.
Gallery North // “Black Wings, Golden Leaves” Member Show
401 Main St, open 11am-5pm daily
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
"Black Wings, Golden Leaves" is a captivating group exhibition celebrating the mystique and beauty of autumn, focusing on the rich interplay between black-winged crows and the season’s golden foliage. The event highlights the talents of local artists, who bring to life the atmospheric and symbolic qualities of fall, invoking themes of transformation, nature’s cycles, and the haunting elegance of crows.
Meet the artists in person during the opening reception on October 3rd from 1pm to 4pm, as well as during the Third Thursday Art Walk Edmonds.
Graphite Arts Center // Perspectives
202 Main St, gallery open to the public on Fridays & Saturdays 12-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Perspectives gallery group show featuring 30 northwest artists, each welcoming the fall season with artwork shaped by individual creative perspectives and way of viewing one's place and space. Also on display for the Third Thursday Art Walk is the Pumpkin Spice Pop-up show with all things autumn.
Show runs October 9th - November 28th.
Hoadley Gallery West // Chikahisa Studio Jewelry Trunk Show
319 Main St, open Wednesday & Thursday 11:30am-6pm, Friday & Saturday 11:30am-6:30pm, Sunday 11:30am-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Hoadley Gallery West will host a Jewelry Trunk from Chikahisa Studio during this month’s Third Thursday Art Walk! Ann Chikahisa will be in attendance talking about her practice and the meaning behind her works.
Chikahisa Studio was founded on the belief that jewelry should be an authentic reflection of the artisan's journey. Every piece is thoughtfully crafted by hand, leaving the subtle, beautiful fingerprints of the maker in the rich texture of the metal. Drawing inspiration from natural forms, each design becomes a personal token—a grounded, earthy piece that holds meaning and connection for the wearer. Designed to be lived in and loved for a lifetime, this work celebrates an earthy goodness that feels both elevated and effortless.
Come explore the earthy goodness of handmade artisan jewelry, find your own meaningful piece to carry with you, and enjoy the vibrant atmosphere of Art Walk Edmonds.
Il Viale Espresso & Bar Americano // Singer Songwriter Sessions
610 5th Ave S, il Viale Espresso is open Monday - Friday 6am-2pm, Bar Americano is open 4pm-midnight daily
MUSIC DURING THIRD THURSDAY ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 6-9PM ONLY
During the Third Thursday Art Walk, Bar Americano presents “Singer Songwriter Sessions,” an open mic night hosted by local acoustic duo Soulcem. Join them for an evening of live music featuring artists from Edmonds and beyond, performing both original songs and favorite covers. This community-centered event celebrates local creativity and connection. Photos and videos will be captured throughout the evening and shared with participating musicians. Artists are encouraged to bring their instruments and share their sound (PA system provided). Patrons are invited to enjoy an intimate evening of live performance, great drinks, and local talent at Bar Americano.
Koenig Financial Group // Edmonds Heights STEM Guitar Building Class
120 5th Ave S, open Monday - Thursday 8am-5pm
SEE ART DURING THIRD THURSDAY ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM ONLY
This STEM Guitar Building course at Edmonds Heights K-12 explores the electronics, engineering and design of the solid-body electric guitar. Each student designs and builds their very own fully playable custom electric guitar. The Science, Technology, Engineering & Math (STEM) concepts that relate to guitars engage students in the learning process. Hands-on topics include woodworking, soldering, fretting, selecting and using hand and power tools, and applying finishes (paint-stain-oil-artwork). Come see the work of Noah Soderlund; Phoenix Meabon; Kimo Rodriguez; Pierce Lafoon; Sloane Duncan; Liam Padfield; Felicity Silvers; Rachel Pepera (alum); Sukie Althalabi (alum-mentor); Angela Cordero (mentor); Nancy Chang (instructor).
MaJe Gallery // Paul Lewing
409 Main St, open Tuesday - Thursday noon-4pm, Friday - Saturday 11am-5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Paul Lewing started painting in oils when he was eight, and sold his first painting when he was ten. "I never wanted to be anything other than an artist," Lewing declares. In college, Lewing got seduced by clay and glazes, and made his living as a potter for 22 years. Since 1986, his ceramic work has been on ceramic tile. "I have done well over 1000 tile commissions," he said. In 2008, Lewing started painting again on canvas, this time in acrylic. "It’s like being a kid again, and I’m painting the same things I was painting as a kid- landscapes and wildlife. I hope you enjoy them as much as I enjoy doing them" Lewing remarked with a smile.
Photo HQ // Meg Valliant, Richard Mata, Anthony Huss, Scott Lacy
186 Sunset Ave, open Monday - Friday 10am-6pm, Saturday 10am-4pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Meg Valliant grew up in the Edmonds area where she would roam around on her bicycle. She began to take photos on her family’s cameras regularly in high school and quickly discovered that taking photos while on cycling adventures lead her to new discoveries of the world around her. Decades later, Meg continues to go on two wheeled adventures with her camera. She used her skills as a bicycle mechanic to lead her into a career in motion pictures as a camera technician. You may see her on a ride, on set helping crews, or coaching sports… that is when she isn’t on the sidelines snapping photos of the action.
Richard Mata is a Chicano musician and film photographer currently based in Lynnwood, Washington. As a software engineer and drummer in an early-aughts rock band, he enjoys capturing grand architecture, vast scenescapes, and natural wonders. Born and raised in Los Angeles, Richard attended UC Santa Barbara for his Bachelor’s in Applied Mathematics, and Claremont Graduate University for his Master’s in Mathematics. He moved to Seattle in December 2020 with his wife, Isabel before residing in Lynnwood. Richard began shooting film as a way to ground himself in a fast-pace tech world. His photography is inspired by the duality of scale found in the natural world and the quiet, reverent beauty in the unconventional.
Anthony Huss is an Edmonds-based photographer and visual artist whose work has appeared in nearly 50 exhibitions throughout the Seattle area. He earned a Certificate in Photography from the University of Washington, and his photography has been featured in full-page layouts in Pacific Publishing newspapers. For the past six years, he has also served as photographer for Art by Fire, a glassblowing studio in Issaquah, Washington. Working in photography for five decades, beginning with film and traditional darkroom printing, Huss explores architecture, unposed human presence and the quieter psychological character of familiar places.
Scott Lacy has been drawn to photography since he was a kid, and that curiosity has never faded—it has simply evolved through different cameras over the years. While you'll often find him photographing his kids' soccer games with a digital camera, he almost always has a 35mm film camera slung over his shoulder, ready for whatever catches his eye. For Scott, film is more than a medium; it's an excuse to travel, wander somewhere new, slow down, and see the world with greater intention, always chasing interesting light, thoughtful composition, and fresh perspectives.
Sunlight Gallery + Studio // Laura Burkhart and Devin Larson
102-1/2 5th Ave N, open Tuesday - Saturday 11am-6pm, Sunday noon - 5pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Painter and woodworker, Laura Burkhart and photographer, Devin Larson are two PNW-born creatives inspired by the great outdoors. Their work draws from and celebrates the lush natural landscape of the region, with a focus on the snowcapped mountains that surround us here and our emotional connection to them.
Young Art Gallery & Studio // Young Hee Lee
218 Main St, open Tuesday - Friday 1-6pm, Saturday 11am-6pm, Sunday 1-6pm
SEE ART ALL MONTH DURING BUSINESS HOURS AND ART WALK ON OCTOBER 15TH 5-8PM
Young Lee developed for passion for creative art when she immigrated to the United States. She put her passion on hold while she owned and operated four restaurants and raised a family. When Young retired in 2017, she began her road to achieve her passion; she took workshops at Gage Academy and private lessons from local recognized artists. Young developed her passion through her developing skills in pastels, acrylic oils and sumi ink creations. Young is a member of KAAW, a 20+ year-old organization for the development of Asian American Artists, and Plein Air Washington. In 2023, Young achieved her dream of opening a boutique gallery and studio when she opened Young Gallery in Edmonds. There she has her studio and presents her art, alongside with other aspiring artists to whom she provides space. Young expresses her passion for family, nature and wildlife, inner peace and love through her artwork.
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