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This year’s guide is divided into five sections. Each ad, descriptive listing, and map is color coded to correspond to it’s section. Red includes the peninsula’s southern communities and Sturgeon Bay. Green includes Carlsville, Jacksonport, Egg Harbor, Baileys Harbor & Juddville. Orange includes Fish Creek & Ephraim. Blue includes Sister Bay. Purple includes Ellison Bay & North. “Pages” 1-142: In this guide, you’ll see what appear to be page numbers between 1 and 142. While they act and flow like page numbers, many are also advertisers’ “locator numbers” to help you find the location on the map listed next to the number. 200 and above: The maps, however, also contain “locator numbers” 200 and above. Each of these numbers relates to another location on the Door Peninsula. Index - Artists: In the alphabetical index at the back of the guide, you’ll find a comprehensive list of artists cross-referenced to locations where their work can be seen. What follows the artist’s name is a “locator number.” A number 142 or below identifies the “page” of an ad either of the artist’s work or the location where the art work can be seen, and the map for that location. If that number is 200 or higher, however, you must look at the referenced map to find the location. For example: • 11 refers to “page” 11 • 235 refers to the dot # 235 on green map A

ORDERING INFORMATION This complimentary guide is also available by mail for $6.95 (shipping and handling). Mail to Door County Publishing, Attn: Arts Guide, PO Box 130, Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235. Call 800-500-5321, ext. 132

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ALGOMA, SOUTHERN DOOR luxemburg & STURGEON BAY

FISH CREEK & EPHRAIM

ads / listings..................................11-37 red map A (downtown sturgeon bay).................. 23 red map B (algoma)........................... 25 red map C (southern door)................ 29 red map D (luxemburg)...................... 37

ads / listings................................62-102 orange map A (fish creek).................. 90 orange map B (fish creek, ephraim area)................... 92 orange map C (ephraim).................... 98

SISTER BAY ads / listings..............................104-120 blue map A (sister bay area)............ 113 blue map B (sister bay).................... 118

CARLSVILLE, JACKSONPORT, EGG HARBOR, BAILEYS HARBOR & JUDDVILLE

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ads / listings..................................39-59 green map A (carlsville, egg harbor & juddville)...... 52 green map B (egg harbor).................. 53 green map C (baileys harbor & jacksonport ).......... 57

ELLISON BAY & NORTH ads / listings..............................122-132 purple map....................................... 132

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Publisher scott johnson | General Manager scott schmeltzer Contributing Editor heidi hodges | Sales/Editorial Assistant Ruth Johnson Advertising Consultants kim jacobs, Annie Williams, Melinda Johnson, Katie Henz & Pamela Harkema Layout/Design Kristy Gnadt Published by Door County Magazine 12

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Miller Art Museum: The Miller Art

Exhibitions:

Museum, given to Door County by Ruth and Gerhard Miller in 1975, is located within the Door County Main Library in Sturgeon Bay. It features changing exhibitions as well as works from the permanent collection, including the late Gerhard Miller’s watercolor and egg tempera paintings.

MAY 24: 52nd Season Kick-Off Wall-to-Wall

Up Books For Children” Original Illustrations by Robert Sabuda and Matthew Reinhart. Activities for kids! APRIL 19 – MAY 27: “40th Annual Salon of Door County High School Art.” The best of student art from all 5 schools. Reception, Monday, April 21, 7:00-8:30 MAY 31-JULY 22: “Drawings: A Group Invitational.” Reception: Saturday, May 31, 5:006:30 JULY 26-SEPTEMBER 16: “Artists on the Road.” Reception: Saturday, July 26, 5:00-6:30. SEPTEMBER 20-NOVEMBER 4: “39th Annual Juried Exhibit.” Five-county competition. Reception: Saturday, September 20, 5:00-6:30 NOVEMBER 8-DECEMBER 30: “Hands in Clay.” Featuring Door County Potters. Reception: November 9, 3:00-4:30

Salon Party. The not-to-be missed kick-off event of the 2014 season! Join us Saturday May 24, 2014 from 5:30pm – 7pm at the Hardy Gallery on Anderson Dock in Ephraim as we celebrate the launch of a new season with the annual Wall-to-Wall Salon. Guests will get a sneak peak at all submissions for the 52nd Annual Juried Exhibition. 5:30-7 P.M. MAY 25-MAY 29: Wall-to-Wall Exhibition. A week long exhibition featuring all artwork submitted for the 52nd Annual Juried Exhibit prior to the jury selection. A true salon exhibit fashion, all gallery walls are covered from floor to ceiling with artwork of all sizes and kinds created by local and regional artists. Visitors are encouraged to cast votes for their favorite pieces with the popular “People’s Choice Awards.” JUNE 7-13: Annual Juried Exhibition. The 52nd Annual Juried Exhibition is among the premier juried exhibitions in Door County. It features the work of local and regional artists representing a wide variety of media: painting, drawing, sculpture, photography, ceramics and mixed media. This exhibit offers emerging artists the opportunity to gauge their development and established artists the opportunity to explore new ideas and techniques. Opening reception June 6, 5:30-7 p.m.

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Link Gallery: The Link Gallery, which literally links Gibraltar Schools with the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek, was created to accommodate exhibits that promote understanding and explore ideas in the humanities, the creative arts, history and the sciences.

Guenzel Gallery: Housed in a round barn at the Peninsula School of Art in Fish Creek, the Guenzel Gallery is dedicated to promoting the visual arts through education, exhibitions and community outreach. Its exhibitions feature educational themes and incorporate the work of nationally recognized artists. The gallery celebrates its 13th anniversary this year and is open year-round.

Exhibitions: THROUGH APRIL 14: “The Wizards of Pop-

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Francis Hardy Center for the Arts: The Hardy is located at the An-

THROUGH MARCH 22: We Love Art: Celebrate! Area elementary and middle school children create artwork inspired by unique New Years traditions celebrated around the world, including those of China, South Africa, and India. The festive works of art will be on display in the Guenzel Gallery.

derson Dock a national historic landmark that celebrated its 150th anniversary in 2008. The art center, founded in 1962 and now commemorating its 52st season, offers art exhibitions, special events and educational outreach programs. It’s open from May through October.

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Chic and unique, the latest in designer jewelry

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FEBRUARY 1: SOUP! Buy a colorful,

handcrafted ceramic bowl and enjoy a bountiful soup-and-bread buffet. Proceeds benefit Habitat for Humanity and the Children’s Outreach Program at our School. 11am-3pm MAY 2-JULY 12: Five Objects of Inspiration. Twenty-two painters are given the same five objects to incorporate into a still life painting. This exhibition demonstrates that it is not the subject matter, but how an artist chooses to express it that defines a work. JULY 21-AUGUST 18: Door County Plein Air Festival/Public Exhibition & Sale. Door County Plein Air Festival / Events: July 21 - 26 Public Exhibition & Sale: July 26 - August 18 Forty plein air masters, from the US and points beyond, paint works from start-to-finish throughout the Door County landscape. Both free and ticketed events provide many opportunities for art enthusiasts of all ages to interact with the featured artists. A “Quick Paint “event allows any artist to compete for a spot as a featured artist in the following year’s festival. AUGUST 22-OCTOBER 18: Out of the Woods: Contemporary Woodblock Prints. This exhibition will focus on the varied works of contemporary woodblock printmakers, the reason they embrace this ancient art, their tools, techniques, and the characteristics of the woods, inks and paints they use to create their works. A history of woodblock printing and it’s influence on Impressionists like Monet is also included. OCTOBER 4: Iron Pour Benefit. 4-8pm For a small contribution, participants of all ages may create their own iron tile by etching into a sand-and-resin mold. All are invited to witness the fiery pour,listen to live music and enjoy seasonal refreshments. OCTOBER 24-DECEMBER 27: Art of the Container. Works in glass, clay, wood, and metal provide the artistry for forms that function as containers. In this exhibition, function follows form with themes that range from fanciful and decorative, to representative and narrative.

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Lily Bay Pottery

A rustic hand-built studio, gallery and gardens on the shores of Lake Michigan Open 10am to 5pm Tuesday thru Saturday, mid-May thru October 3450 N. Lake Michigan Dive Sturgeon Bay, WI 54235

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Meadows Art Gallery: Door County’s newest public art gallery, located in the front hall of the Meadows apartments at Good Samaritan Scandia Village in Sister Bay, is the brainchild of Donna Denardo, senior living manager, and Tom Seagard, a lifelong artist who has owned the Mill Road Gallery in Sister Bay with his wife and fellow artist Brigitte Kozma, since 1971. Together, Denardo and Seagard wanted to give Door County emerging and impact artists an opportunity to gain exposure and experience. Accomplished artists volunteer to share their knowledge and skills, helping mentor their emerging peers.

Exhibits / Permanent Collection / Gift Shop

Exhibitions: MARCH: Artists. Judith Nelson 2-d in several media. 3-D sculpture. Jim Tyndall, 2-D in several media. APRIL: Kites. Scott Smith. Lori Wier, 2-D painting and 3-D constructions. Nancy Akerly, 3-D covered containers. MAY: Wallace Poetry group show. Lee Jones, 2-D painting. Nancy Burland, 2-D painting. Keith Mutchler, 3-D sculpture. JUNE: Artists. Connie Glowacki, watercolor. Kathy Wagner - Scand Family - photography. Jim Heppe, 3-D constructions. JULY: Renaissance Woman, Group show. Artist that work with different media. Bren Sibilski, Marcia Nickols, Brigitte Kozma, Bethany Kirwen, Donna Brown, Jan Comstock, Jen Aldrich, Nancy Akerly, Judy Nelson, Helen Bacon, (Additional artists may be added.) AUGUST: Door County Art League. Group Show. SEPTEMBER: Artists. Pam Clausen, 2-D painting. Kim Lyon, 2-D photography. 3-D glass sculpture. OCTOBER: Artists. Sue Hoffman, 2-D collage painting. Patty Degenhardt 2-D painting. 3-D sculpture. Faith Frykman. NOVEMBER: Celebration Show. Year review. Upcoming attractions. A mixture of artists and work from 2014 and artists and work to come in 2015.

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ART SALE, Etc.– Fundraiser, August 2–16 Open All Year Monday 10-8 Tuesday thru Saturday 10-5 107 S. 4th Ave. Sturgeon Bay,WI 54235 920-746-0707 www.millerartmuseum.org

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ALGOMA ALGOMA ATELIER OF SCULPTURE & FINE ART E5977 Fremont Rd., Algoma. Visit international artist Bren Sibilskyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s cozy studio and enjoy original hand-sculpted artwork in bronze, bonded bronze and clay. Open May-Oct, Fri-Mon, noon-6, or by appointment. 920-487-4200. Now offering sculpting classes. 2014 class schedule available on BrenSculpture.com.

spaces. Original contemporary art, fine jewelry, pottery and pond-side sculpture gardens. Open May-Oct, daily 10-5; Nov-Apr, Fri-Sun, 10-5. 920-487-9902. TheFlyingPig.biz.

LUXEMBURG AUDE JEWELERS 213A Main St, Luxemburg. Family-owned and operated full-service jeweler. Small-town prices and friendly service! Custom designs, free gift wrapping and no high-pressure sales. Repair work done in store. Mon-Thu 9-5; Fri 9-6; Sat 9-noon. 920-845-5860. AudeJewelers.com.

THE FLYING PIG GALLERY & GREENSPACE N6975 Hwy 42, Algoma. A high-spirited celebration of art and garden. Sip an organic coffee, a cold microbrew or fine wine as you explore our eco-clectic indoor and outdoor exhibit 21

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T STURGEON BAY AMO GALLERY & FRAMERY 40 N 3rd Ave, downtown Sturgeon Bay. Door County native Audrey M. Off creates unique images of Door County scenes. Also, artwork by Charles Peterson, Kari Anderson, RD Bentley, Mary Uhl, Sandra Peterson, Faith Frykman and others. Door County’s premier custom picture framers. Open year-round. 920-743-2259. DoorCountyArt.com.

FAITH FRYKMAN Fine art painter. Artwork at Greco Gallery, 24 N 3rd Ave, Sturgeon Bay and AMO Gallery, 40 N 3rd Ave, Sturgeon Bay. FaithFrykman.com. GRECO GALLERY 24 N 3rd Ave, Sturgeon Bay, “An Artist Boutique” is a collaborative effort of 16 Door County artists working together to create, share and inspire. Featuring oils, pastels, jewelry, sculpture, fine art photography, beautifully made cards, hand-dyed silk scarves, and other wearable art. There is truly something for everyone at Greco Gallery. 920-743-5000. GrecoGalleryCoop.com.

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ing. Seven exciting changing exhibits, stunning permanent collection of Wisconsin art, Gerhard CF Miller wing. Tours, lectures, gift shop, classes, receptions, memberships, easy parking. MillerArtMuseum.org.

DOOR COUNTY MARITIME MUSEUM Situated between the downtown bridges on Sturgeon Bay’s waterfront, the Maritime Museum hosts a fascinating collection of ship models, paintings and stained glass. The fun and exciting “Pirates-Ship to Shore” exhibit includes 19 extraordinary original pirate paintings by Florida artist Don Maitz. Open 10-5 daily. 920-743-5958. DCMM.org.

POPELKA TRENCHARD GLASS 64 S 2nd Ave, Sturgeon Bay. Meet the artists and see how it’s made. For over 10 years, this downtown contemporary gallery/studio shows the fine art glass and oil paintings of nationally known artists Stephanie Trenchard and Jeremy Popelka. Blowing demonstrations and classes are listed on our website. Open daily May-Oct. Limited winter hours. 920-7437287. PopelkaGlass.com.

LILY BAY POTTERY 3450 N Lake Michigan Dr, Sturgeon Bay. Hand built studio gallery and gardens on Lake Michigan. Pottery is thoughtfully designed by Linda Sheard. Stoneware clay covered with wood ash glazes fired in a gas reduction kiln make each piece unique. Open 10-5, Tue-Sat, mid-May thru Oct. 920-743-6334. LilyBayPottery.com.

SAMARA JEWELRY DESIGNS 33 N 3rd Ave, Sturgeon Bay. Greg and Samara have been designing jewelry for 30 years. Their jewelry gallery features Samara’s custom designs showcasing colored gemstones, colored pearls and hand-selected fine diamonds. Gallery hours: Mon-Sat, 10-5. 920-743-6036. SamaraJewelryDesigns.com.

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T. SIMON JEWELERS 69 S Madison Ave, Sturgeon Bay. Featuring the largest display of diamonds and colored gemstones in Door County. Featuring Chamilia beads, in hundreds of styles, exclusive Door County beads and gemstone slides. Designer bridal collections, as well as colored gemstones pieces that can only be seen at T. Simon Jewelers. An exceptional selecB tion of gemstones in an array of colors. In-store goldsmith and custom design. 920-743-2206. TSimonJewelers.com. 27

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ship of Door County, located in Ephraim, has a pubic art gallery with monthly art exhibitions featuring the work of local artists in all media. The gallery also has an impressive permanent collection that includes the work of Anglea Lensch and Louis Smolak. It’s open from May to October.

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will be presented: The story and process behind contemporary art by these 2 well known artists, Susan Rothenberg & Shazia Sikander. Held in Friends Room, Basement Sturgeon Bay Library. Doors open at 10 for coffee/treats. 19 FAMILY ART DAY: Capture That! Tin Box Accordion Books. Peninsula School of Art in Fish Creek 9am-noon. Free for families with children ages 3 to 17. Drop in any time for art making fun that correlates with the current exhibition’s theme in the School’s Guenzel Gallery. 920-868-3455. American Folklore Theatre. Photo by Heidi Hodges.

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1-2 THE CLEARING FOLK SCHOOL WINTER PROGRAM EXHIBIT. Sister Bay Village Hall in Sister Bay 10am-4pm. More than 580 students will participate in The Clearing’s 2014 Winter Program and many of them will exhibit original works and class displays during this exhibit. Art, fine crafts, nature studies and projects created during the two month long Winter Program of more than 100 classes will be featured. 920-854-4088.

SHEPHERD’S MARKET. 17-18 Woodwalk Gallery in Egg Harbor, 10am-4pm. Annual Fiber and Art-toWear Sale! Fleeces, yarns, unique knit, woven and felted products, equipment, baskets, and other fiber related accessories from local artists. 920-743-1560.

13 Miller Art Museum Program: Art and a Healthy Mind. M.A. Jennifer Aldrich explores the benefits of creative activity for a lifetime! Held in Friends Room, Sturgeon Bay Library basement. 15 FAMILY ART DAY: We LOVE Art: Painting & Sculpture. Peninsula School of Art in Fish Creek 9am-noon. Free for families with children ages 3 to 17. Drop in any time for art making fun that correlates with the current exhibition’s theme in the School’s Guenzel Gallery. 920-868-3455.

APRIL 2014 10 Miller Art Museum Program: ART 21. Artist and teacher, Kristi Roenning. Two videos

17 FAMILY ART DAY. Festival of Flowers: Embossed Foil Designs. Peninsula School of Art in Fish Creek 9am-noon. Free for families with children ages 3 to 17. Drop in any time for art making fun that correlates with the current exhibition’s theme in the School’s Guenzel Gallery. 920-8683455. 17-18 ELLISON BAY ARTS SPRING ART CRAWL. Ellison Bay. The theme is gardens and gardening. Pair handmade pottery containers with spring blooms: birdbaths, birdhouses and information on bird watching. Newly crafted fashion looks, great food, fresh home furnishings. Demonstration, studio tours, guest artists. 920-854-4839.

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after deaths of art legends, mentors Spring 2013 will not long be forgotten in the Door County arts community. In quick succession, three local luminaries died, leaving behind a tremendous legacy and wealth of artâ&#x20AC;&#x201D;and a gaping hole in the countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s soul. These three artists were at the very foundation of the local arts scene, building it and shaping it. Despite their very different art styles and interests, all hold one important thing in common: They were teachers of their art and mentors to others. In their biographies, their exhibitions and awards are highlighted. Certainly, all created a tremendous wealth of work. But at their memorials and in written tributes, it was their generosity that was

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remembered and cherished. Instead of shutting the door to their wisdom, they let everyone in. Their impact, both in what they accomplished and how they taught, will continue to be felt for years to come. And while we mourn their passing, we also celebrate the long-lasting gifts they gave us.

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Abe Cohn On May 10, renowned potter Abe Cohn, 88, died. He and his late wife Ginka (who passed away in 2011), owned The Potters Wheel in Fish Creek on the corner of Highway 42 and Gibraltar Road. Most Door County visitors remember seeing their friendly and familiar sign on the highway, beckoning visitors. Abe and Ginka moved to Door County from Milwaukee in 1956, “gambling on Abe’s future as the first potter in Door County,” according to the potterswheelgallery.com website. Abe had been a pottery teacher in Milwaukee, and continued teaching and mentoring aspiring potters once in Door County. It was, perhaps, summed up best in Cohn’s obituary: “Abe inspired, supported and appreciated both new and established artists, and was a founding member of the Door County Potters’ Guild. “As teacher and mentor, Abe’s critiques were thoughtful and forthright. He modeled commitment to one’s craft, perseverance, confidence, humility, resourcefulness, curiosity and authenticity. Abe enjoyed performances of dance, music, and theatre; working while listening to “Chapter a Day” on NPR; bass fishing off Anderson Dock; Tony Hillerman novels; keeping up with news and politics; and talking shop over a dark beer with colleagues. “He had an understated and impish sense of humor, and he appreciated a good nap.” Following Cohn’s death, the Potters Wheel closed its doors in 2013 during what would have been Abe’s 58th season.

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An occasional watercolorist, a prolific author and a sought-after writing mentor and teacher, Norb Blei was not known for a warm and fuzzy demeanor. Instead, Blei will be remembered for his candor: He called it like he saw it, working to preserve the integrity of Door County’s soul. Blei moved to Door County in 1969 from his Chicago home. He died in Sister Bay April 23, 2013, at the age of 77. For more than 30 years, Blei was writer-inresidence at The Clearing, the renowned folk-art school near Ellison Bay, where he conducted annual classes that drew developing writers from across the country. He was an often-controversial writer, especially after his famous piece “Shut the Damn Door” — in which he outlined a (possibly) tongue-incheek Master Plan for tourism in Door County— was published. While his suggestions (“Tear up all highways and return them to their natural state of dirt, gravel, good Door County earth”) were equally either lauded or loathed, his point was solid: “Take any dirt road and get lost. You may discover the real value of this place. You may discover yourself.” And few could argue that sentiment. His written works included Door Way, Door Steps and Meditations on a Small Lake. He was also a watercolorist, with one series, “Die Mauer,” based on his experience in West Berlin in the 1980s, being displayed in Santa Fe, New Mexico.

A woman of so many diverse skills and interests, one might mistake Marjory Allingham’s resume for two people’s. Or more. But while she was skilled at many things, mainly, she was a teacher. A teacher fiercely dedicated to her students. After earning a black belt in Tae Kwon Do in Korea, she went on to earn many advanced degrees in many different martial arts and devoted herself to teaching the demanding physical art form—mainly to youngsters. She also mastered and taught Tai Chi. Her command of martial arts might have surprised her students of Bauernmalerei—a gentle folk art style which is similar but not equivalent to rosemaling. She was accomplished in the art form, learned while living in Germany. Allingham was a member of the Door County Art League and taught Bauernmalerei painting classes at The Clearing and Northeast Wisconsin Technical College’s Learning in Retirement program. In addition to countless private commissions, her work has been shown at the Miller Art Museum, the Hardy Gallery and others. She was also named as one of Door County’s “Women Who Have Made a Difference in Door County.” She died April 6, 2013, in Sturgeon Bay at the age of 79.

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19-December 31 EXHIBIT: PIRATES SHIP TO SHORE. Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay. Exciting new exhibit at the Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay. 920-743-5958.

12 Miller Art Museum Program: Artists from the Drawings: A Group Invitational exhibit. Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay Library. Doors open at 10 for coffee/treat. 21 FYR BAL FESTIVAL. Downtown Ephraim in Ephraim. festival re-creates traditions of early Norwegians celebrating midsummer. Enjoy live music, art and craft show, alpacas and llamas, a raffle, silent auction, regatta, children’s activities and crafts. 920-8544989.

24 52nd SEASON KICK-OFF WALL-TOWALL SALON PARTY. The not-to-be missed kick-off event of the 2014 season! Join us Saturday May 24, 2014 from 5:30pm – 7pm at the Hardy Gallery on Anderson Dock in Ephraim as we celebrate the launch of a new season with the annual Wall-to-Wall Salon. Guests will get a sneak peak at all submissions for the 52nd Annual Juried Exhibition. 5:30-7 P.M.

21 KICK OFF TO SUMMER. Sunset Park in Sturgeon Bay. A daylong event providing children and families activities such as arts and craft stations, bounce houses, petting zoo, kayak demonstrations, music, face painting, fun run and various games, sports and activities. 920-746-2914.

24-25 STURGEON BAY FINE ART FAIR. Sunset Park in Sturgeon Bay. Saturday 10am5pm, Sunday 10am-4pm. Juried multi-media art show, entertainment, children’s activities, food & beverages. 800-301-6695.

21-22 LITTLE STURGEON DAYS. County Hwy CC in Little Sturgeon. Community-wide rummage sale, arts and crafts, music, children’s activities, food and refreshments. Parade at 11am on Sunday. 920-824-5222.

24-25 MAIFEST. Lakeside Park in Jacksonport. Art fair, fun run, great food, music, horse pull, parade and more. 920-823-2288.

June 21-July 26 DOOR PRIZE FOR PORTRAITURE at Chez Cheryl Artspace 8360 High Plateau Road, off EE west of Baileys Harbor. Open for public viewing on Wednesday, Fridays and Saturdays through the month of July.

JUNE 2014 June 11-August 23 AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE. Unique professional company presents three original musicals during summer season. Performing under the stars in Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek. For information, call (920) 854-6117 or visit www.folkloretheatre.com. A fall season follows, indoors.

June 19-August 9 BIRCH CREEK MUSIC CONCERTS. Birch Creek Music Performance Center, Egg Harbor. Celebrating its 39th year of performances in the Dutton Barn, Courtyard Gazebo and Juniper Hall. The schedule for its 39th season of performances features: Percussion &Steel Band, June 19-21 and June 25-28; Symphony, July 3-5 and July 10-12; Jazz I, July 16-19 and July 23-26; Jazz II, July 30-August 2 and August 6-9. For complete information, or to reserve tickets, call (920) 868-3763.

June 17-October 19 PENINSULA PLAYERS. America’s oldest summer theater company returns to its waterfront “Theater in a Garden” with a varied collection of plays. For information on current productions call (920) 868-3287. 12-15 STEELBRIDGE SONGFEST. Downtown Sturgeon Bay in Sturgeon Bay. Celebrating their tenth year, Steel Bridge Songfest returns once again to Sturgeon Bay to celebrate preservation through the power of music. Over 150 artists perform all original music at 12+ venues throughout the city. For more information and the latest updates, please visit www.SteelBridgeSongfest.org.

27-28 OLDE ELLISON BAY DAYS. Downtown Ellison Bay. www.doorcountynorth.org. Traditional weekend of fun including parade, ice cream social, juried art fair, pie-baking contest, live music, fireworks, street dance and more.

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Mr. G’s Banquet Hall in Jacksonport. 9am-5pm. Mr. G’s Banquet Hall. 920-823-2288. 12 JAZZ ON JEFFERSON. Downtown in Sturgeon Bay. 11am-5pm. This celebration features live music, strolling entertainers, children’s activities, food and beverages up and down the street and special events in the stores. 800-301-6695.

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28-29 RENNAISSANCE FANTASY FAIRE. Monument Point Road in Carlsville. Saturday 10am-6pm Sunday 10am-4pm. Experience a leap back in time with interactive living history demonstrations, a Royal court, jousting knights, merchants, crafters, 4 stages with entertainment, turkey legs & ale and lively music from the 1500s. 5226 Monument Point Rd. 920-973-8233.

JULY 2014 Continuing through October 19 PENINSULA PLAYERS. America’s oldest summer theater company returns to its waterfront “Theater in a Garden” with a varied collection of plays. For information on current productions call (920) 868-3287. Continuing through August 23 AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE. Unique professional company presents three original musicals during summer season. Performing under the stars in Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek. For information, call (920) 854-6117 or visit www.folkloretheatre.com. A fall season follows, indoors. July 5-August 16 DOOR SHAKESPEARE. Bjorklunden Garden, Baileys Harbor. www. doorshakespeare.com. This season featuring King Lear and Comedy of Errors. (920) 839-1500. 5-6 RENAISSANCE FANTASY FAIRE. Monument Point Road in Carlsville. 5-6 ART ON THE SCENIC SIDE. Lakeside Park in Jacksonport. Fair, Refreshments and family fun. 920-823-2621. 10-13 AMISH QUILT AND CRAFT SHOW.

12 THE GARDEN DOOR OPEN HOUSE. UW Peninsular Research Station Hwy. 42 in Sturgeon Bay. 11am-2pm. UW Peninsular Research Station - Open house features the free public garden, the Garden Door, at its very best. Brief programs on garden topics will be held throughout the day. Bring your camera. Food will be available as well as tours of the Research Station. Door prizes will be awarded to visitors. 920-743-6255. 9-13 DOOR COUNTY FOLK FESTIVAL. Sister Bay, Ephraim, Baileys Harbor in Door County. Celebrating ethnic folk dancing and music from many countries. Dance and music workshops, parties, concerts, children’s program, fish boil dinner and much more. (No exhibitors). 920-421-2986 or 847-846-8139. 21-26 PLEIN ART FESTIVAL. County Wide in Door County. A combination of free and ticketed events. Artists have 6 days to paint Door County. Collector’s preview party and Gala Auction. Watch over 100 artists paint during the Dockside Quick-Paint competition in Clark Park. Painting begins at 9am. 920-868-3455. 24-26 DOOR COUNTY WEARABLE ART SHOW. Sister Bay Village Hall at Waterfront Park. Contemporary, artist-made apparel, accessories and jewelery. Noon to 5 p.m. Thursday, 9-5 Friday and Saturday. (920) 421-0449. 25-26 HIDDEN GALLERY TOURS. Various Locations in Ellison Bay in Ellison Bay. A Bouquet of Artists and Gallery of Gardens featuring the hidden galleries at the Top of the Thumb. Each Gallery Showcases special art and gardens. Enjoy meeting the artists in their unique settings. 920-854-6866 or 920-854-2106. 26 CARLSVILLE DAY. Downtown in Carlsville. 10am. Parade, food, live music, art and craft vendors, free trolley rides and family fun at Dairy View Country Store, Door County Coffee and Tea, Door Peninsula Winery and Pet Expressions. 920-743-2228. 47

AUGUST 2014 Continuing through August 23 AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE. Unique professional company presents three original musicals during summer season. Performing under the stars in Peninsula State Park, Fish Creek. For information, call (920) 854-6117 or visit www.folkloretheatre.com. A fall season follows, beginning August 29, indoors. Continuing through October 19 PENINSULA PLAYERS. America’s oldest summer theater company returns to its waterfront “Theater in a Garden” with a varied collection of plays. For information on current productions call (920) 868-3287. 2-16 ART etc. SALE –Miller art Museum, Sturgeon Bay. Unique items at bargain prices. 2 SCANDINAVIAN FESTIVAL. Washington Island in Washington Island. Scandinavian Kaffe 48

and Stavkirke open house at Trinity Lutheran Church, Scandinavian brunch at Bethel Church, dance festival in the evening and worship service at Trinity Lutheran Church. 920-847-2179. 2 CLASSIC & WOODEN BOAT FESTIVAL. Door County Maritime Museum in Sturgeon Bay. Don’t miss this action packed weekend that’s fun for the entire family! Admission includes both days of the festival. Call for details. 920-743-5958. 1-15 WASHINGTON ISLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL. Chamber and choral music by world-class musicians at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center, casual seminars, Children’s Music Camp “Under the Big Top” featuring local musicians. (920) 847-3434. www.washingtonislandmusicfestival.com.

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JACKSONPORT JACKSONPORT CRAFT COTTAGE GIFTS 6275 Hwy 57, Jacksonport. Celebrating 30 years in business, Jacksonport Craft Cottage Gifts features Door County’s premier collection of Amish Quilts, Fine Arts and Gifts created by over 125 artists and craftsmen. Open Daily 9-5 Summer; Winter Weekends (Fri, Sat, Sun). Amish Quilt & Craft Shows at Mr. G’s Hall, Hwy 57, south of Jacksonport, July 10-13 and Oct 9-12, 2014. 920-823-2288. JacksonportCraftCottage.com. DOOR COUNTY NATURAL CREATIONS features earth centered pottery, created in stoneware and porcelain. Portrait treat jars or planters created from photos of your favorite creature. Find us Tuesday mornings at Jacksonport Farmers Market, studio by appointment: 920-743-4759. Also on Etsy: etsy.com/shop/ DCNat uralCreat ions. Google: dc natural creations.

EGG HARBOR A DECORATOR’S GALLERY 4633 Market St, Egg Harbor (corner of Hwy 42 and Market St). Open daily 10am, May 1-Oct 31 and open Nov-Dec, Fri-Mon 10am or by appointment. Door County, national and Wisconsin artists. Same-day custom framing: 920-868-3010 or 800278-8787. DecoratorsGallery.com. ANGELA LENSCH JEWELRY, 7653 Hwy 42, Egg Harbor. Featuring the unique, hand-woven, gold and silver jewelry of owner and resident jewelry artist, Angela Lensch, in her turn-of-the-century log cabin. The gallery also features an exceptional collection of fi ne art made by local and regional artists: Handblown Glass, Mosaics, Painting, Photography and Sculpture. Open daily May-Oct, 10-5. 563-380-5358. AngelaLensch.com.

BIRCH CREEK MUSIC PERFORMANCE CENTER Three miles east of Egg Harbor on County E, 3821 County E, PO Box 230, Egg Harbor. There’s magic in the music! Celebrating 39 years, Door County’s unique summer music venue offers performances for the public in the renovated concert barn from mid-June through mid-August. Nationallyknown musicians are featured in Percussion & Steel Band, Symphony and Big Band Jazz concerts. Performances begin at 8pm. with student prelude music at 7:30pm. A picnic grove is available. Office hours: M-F 9-5, with extended hours on concert nights. 920-8683763. BirchCreek.org. (mainoffice@BirchCreek.org). CHIEF OSHKOSH 7631 Hwy 42, South Egg Harbor. Native American owner/artist Coleen Bins offers Native American artwork, jewelry, baskets, books, and music created by Native North & South American artists. Coleen, a master silversmith, creates custom designs, also repairs and sizing. Minnetonka Moccasins. Open Memorial Day to Labor Day; call for hours Sep-Apr. 920-868-3240. DOVETAIL GALLERY & STUDIO 7901 State Hwy 42, Egg Harbor. Celebrating our 20th anniversary. A magical blend of art and nature, with fi ne art, fi ne crafts and egg art in a historic log home. Beautiful garden art including Dovetail’s own Copper Art Sprinklers. Look for the egg mailbox! Open daily May-Oct, summer evenings, and open in winter. 920-868-3987. DovetailGallery.com. OFF THE WHEEL POTTERY 4234 County E, Egg Harbor (1.3 miles east of Hwy 42). Resident potter Reneé Schwaller and her family invite you to enjoy handcrafted functional and decorative work in their historic barn, granary and working studio. Open May-Oct, 10-4:30; closed Sun. 920-868-9608. Off TheWheelPottery.com. PLUM BOTTOM POTTERY & GALLERY 4999 Plum Bottom Rd, Egg Harbor. A Chad Luberger working studio gallery, featuring

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the contemporary designs of Luberger Porcelain and Amanda DeWitt Jewelry on site. Also showing nationally-collected painters and printmakers. Come to Plum Bottom and experience art, finely crafted. Open daily 10-5 May-Oct; winter hours Fri-Sat 10-4. 920-7432819. PlumBottomPottery.com.

TOM LINDEN’s oil paintings convey his impressions of the landscape around Door County and his home in north-central Illinois. A strong play of light 42 and shadow is a hallmark of his work. Represented by Woodwalk Gallery, 6746 County G, Egg Harbor, 920-868-2912. To view F available work, see TomLindenArt.com and WoodwalkGallery.com.

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WOODWALK GALLERY AND EVENTS 6746 County G, Egg Harbor (just off Hwy 42, south of Egg Harbor). Margaret Lockwoodâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s large-scale, ethereal Door County landscapes and works of 45 regional artists. Also Friday concerts, papermaking classes, sculpture field and labyrinth. Rentals for up to 200 welcome. Open May-Oct 10-5 daily; Nov-April by appointment. 920-8682912. WoodwalkGallery.com.

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ARCHELLE â&#x20AC;&#x2DC;BUTTONSâ&#x20AC;&#x2122; WOLST A contemporary oil figure painter simplifying shapes, defining form. She is represented at Woodwalk Gallery in Egg Harbor, 920-868-2912. ArchelleArt.com and WoodwalkGallery.com.

Enjoy the work of over 125 artists and craftsman shown in a restored 1860â&#x20AC;&#x2122;s era log home.

BAILEYS HARBOR DOOR SHAKESPEARE 7590 Boynton Lane, Baileys Harbor. Creating unique and innovative theatrical experiences in the natural setting of the Garden at BjĂśrklunden in Baileys Harbor. The haunting and hilarious 2014 season features Wm. Shakespeareâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s KING LEAR and THE COMEDY OF ERRORS running July 5th-August 16th, 2014. Visit DoorShakespeare.com or call 920-839-1500 for details.

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SWEET MEADOW STUDIO 8801 County Q, Baileys Harbor (across from Cana Island Rd). The gallery and working studio for Dee Sinnettâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s original watercolors and oils, cards and quilted items are located in a meadow of wildf lowers. Open MayOct, Thu-Sun, 11-5 or by appointment. 920-839-2746.

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Portrait artist continues to paint after 60-year career Story and Photo by Heidi Hodges

There’s a little piece of advice that has stayed with portrait artist James Ingwersen his whole life: “My teacher used to say, ‘The first 10,000 heads are the hardest.’” Ingwersen--this year’s Arts Guide cover artist--has been painting “heads” for 60 years. He’s probably done 10,000, and then some. He’s gotten pretty good all right. And he isn’t finished yet. “The more you do, the better you get,” he explained one afternoon in his quiet, idyllic Sister Bay studio. “It’s a combination of hard work and natural talent. Hard work is a lot of it.” His decades of hard work paid off in 2011 when a portrait he had painted of Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens was unveiled in Washington, D.C. Actually, the portrait was done about 40 years prior, when Stevens was a judge for the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Chicago--a few years before being appointed to the U.S. Supreme Court in 1975. The official paintings of Supreme Court justices are not unveiled until after they retire, which Steven did in 2011—and Ingwersen’s portrait was chosen. “It was probably the highlight of my career,” said Ingwersen, with a tone of modest understatement. All modesty aside, it’s been a long, glorious career, which took root at an early age. “It all started my junior year in high school when I took an art class. The teacher was so enthralled with my work, she told me to go to art school.” So, Ingwersen enrolled in the American Academy of Art in Chicago, where he concentrated on figure painting. After four years, “Uncle Sam ‘invited’ me to spend a

couple years with him during the Korean conflict,” Ingwersen said. “When I got out of the army, I had to make up my mind. I was a figure painter, so I decided to be a portrait painter. In 1954 I hung up my shingle, and advertised in the north shore of Chicago.” Soon, people and commissions started rolling in. In the meanwhile, he met and married his wife, Phyllis, who herself is an artist and holds a master’s degree in art education. “We once had a two-man show. She outsold me,” he said with a grin. “She does expressionist paintings. She’s very good at it.” After they were married, Phyllis took over all the “nitty gritty” of the business, said Ingwersen. “She talked to clients, paid all the bills. Kept the clients happy. I didn’t have to deal with all that. I could just paint. And she loved doing it. So, it worked out great.” Ingwersen soon procured space in the renowned Tree Studios Building in downtown Chicago. If it hadn’t been for a few twists and turns, and a few too many hot Chicago summers, Door County might never have known the Ingwersens. Despite its thriving arts scene, the decision to move to Door County was not easy. The idea was to escape the big city’s summer heat. “Our (Chicago) studio was such an old building. It had all kinds of windows, and the sun would really pound on it,” said Ingwersen. “I brought Phyllis to Door County on a retched day in February. She said ‘Get me out of here!’” “So, instead, we bought a place in Twin Lakes. Five years into that, we took a ride around the big lake. But the cultural life (in most stops) was like ‘27 saloons.’ Then, we stopped back in Door County, and saw the Key to the Door magazine. Phyllis said ‘Look at the music, theater, arts!’ We’ve been here ever since.” They sold their Twin Lakes property, and in 1970, he and Phyllis purchased the rustic home, farmland and barns that now serve as his studio. It hasn’t been without turmoil, though. In 1980, around the time they decided to completely give up

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their studio in Chicago, the Ingwersens were hosting a square dance in an old cow barn on their property. After the dance, a fire started. While nobody was injured in the blaze, “We lost a lot of stuff,” Ingwersen said, adding he lost all his school work and several paintings he was very fond of. “My studio was in that building. I was working on five commissions at the time. I had one ready to go.” “Fire is so final,” he sighed, with resignation.

••• Today the Ingwersens spend six months in Door County and the other six in a Phoenix, Ariz., suburb where he continues to paint. While he hasn’t retired, he admits he’s slowed down. “I don’t do as many commissions as I used to,” he said. “Once I had as many as 30 going at the same time. Now, it’s dwindled to maybe 8 or 10 a year.”

He pointed to one piece and explained: “I used double lighting and rim lighting to dramatize a bit.” It’s not complicated, he said. Usually the lighting he chooses is very simple. He summed it up pragmatically: “Light creates form. That’s what I’m looking for.” He works from photos he takes of his subjects. “I take a whole series, from all different angles. Like a sketch book. I plan my compositions, especially when I work on ¾ length.” “I always shoot black and white. I don’t want to be influenced by the color. I like to do my own color, as minimal as it may be.” His pallet of oils (and pastels for children) is quieter, almost nostalgic. “I’m not into the primary colors,” he said. “More the grays. I’ve always been that way.” His favorite subject? People, of course (although he has done some pets and has played with landscapes and still lifes.) His favorite person to paint, then? His wife. “She’s beautiful.” 61

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www.PeninsulaPlayers.com Between Egg Harbor & Fish Creek

Main photo: The set of A Little Night Music▼. Film strip credits from left: Jennifer Knox and Ericka Mac in Chicago▼; James Leaming and Karen Janes Woditsch in Red Herring◆; Players’ outdoor lobby ▲; Noah Simon and Paul Slade Smith in Once a Ponzi Time◆; Zachary Keller and Peggy Roeder in Over the Tavern◆. Photo credits: Bruce Mielke◆, Boyd Fellows▲ and Len Villano▼.

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Working commercially in a creative field has been an interesting challenge. While many of his portraits were commissioned by second parties—for example, companies might commission a portrait of their CEO--others were done for individual clients. Did he ever encounter a totally impossible client? He thought for a moment before remembering one. “Oh, yeah. Sure. One lady. I just got her. I knew it. But she didn’t like the painting. I didn’t know what to say to this lady. It was right on. I knew it was. She never took it.” The most interesting request for a portrait came in Chicago. “This lady talked to me for years

about painting her husband. It never happened. One day I get a phone call. She said, ‘You know, my husband is right around the corner from your studio.’” It turned out the man was in a mortuary. He was dead. That, he said, was one portrait he didn’t do. Although he’s slowing down on commissions, he hasn’t stopped painting and, occasionally, sculpting. And he recently completed a series of 14 authors’ portraits, including Mark Twain, Alice Walker and Richard Wright. Even at age 84, retirement from painting is a strange concept for Ingwersen. “It (painting) is my favorite thing to do. No sense giving up your favorite thing to do. As long as I can get that arm to up paint,” he said, with a smile. 64

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FISH CREEK AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE Heartwarming musical comedies to delight the whole family! AFT presents a trio of familyfriendly and affordable shows “under the stars” at our Peninsula State Park Amphitheater in the summer and at the Door Community Auditorium in the fall. Chicago Tribune: “One of the most exceptional professional troupes in the country ...” 920-854-6117. FolkloreTheatre. com. JACK ANDERSON is a well-known Door County watercolorist who has been painting the Door County scene for more than 50 years. His original paintings, limited-edition reproductions and note cards are available at Cottage Row Gallery, south of Fish Creek on Hwy 42, behind Orchard Country Winery. 920-8682626. ARTFUL ARTISAN at the Settlement Shops south of Fish Creek on Hwy 42. Hand-woven fashions for you and your home. Handwoven rugs (NOT just your grandmother’s rag rugs!) and luxurious scarves in silk, organic cotton, and other fibers. Original handmade jewelry by Barbara Knupper, and several other artists. EarPins and EarSpirals. Open daily except Tue, May-Oct. 920-868-9222. ArtfulArtisan.com. BRIDGET AUSTIN Nationally award-winning fresh and unique watercolors of local landscapes and flowers now available at Cottage Row Gallery, south of Fish Creek on Hwy 42, behind Orchard Country Winery. 920-868-2626. Master Status in Transparent Watercolor Society of America, exhibiting and teaching in Door County for 30 years. 920-336-7511. BridgetAustin.com. CRAIG BLIETZ paintings and drawings are available at Edgewood Orchard Galleries, 4140 Peninsula Players Rd, Fish Creek, 920-868-3579, open daily 10-5, May-Oct. To view available work, see BlietzStudio.com and EdgewoodOrchard.com.

COTTAGE ROW FRAMING & GALLERY 9197 Hwy 42, ½ mile south of Fish Creek in the big red barn at Orchard Country Winery. Delightful gallery of traditional Door County art set in the charming atmosphere of a renovated barn. Custom framing by Myron and Anne Rogers. Open daily 10-5, Sun 10-4, May-Oct. Open weekends Nov-April. 920-868-2626. CottageRowGalleryDC.com. PATTY DEGENHARDT GALLERY/ STUDIO 3791 Gibraltar Rd, Fish Creek (¼ mile down from the YMCA off Hwy 42). Figurative bronze and clay sculpture; CONTEMPORARY paintings interpreted and inspired by memories of people, the land, the water and the light; ceramic vessels. OPEN June-Oct, Fri-Mon 10-5 (Sun 12-4) or by appointment. 920-868-5039. PattyDegenhardt.com. DOOR COMMUNITY AUDITORIUM 3926 Hwy 42, PO Box 397, Fish Creek. Door County’s center for the performing arts, big-name entertainment and educational opportunities. The Auditorium and Link Gallery bustle year-round with exhibits, concerts, movies, lectures and performances presented by a diverse mix of acclaimed professionals, community groups, emerging regional talent and student artists. 920-868-2728. DCAuditorium.org. GALLERY OF THE DOOR COUNTY ART LEAGUE An eclectic group of talent. Unique array of quality work. Variety of media, subjects; originals, prints, 3D. Showcase exhibits weekly. Demonstrations, receptions announced for public invitation throughout the season. The DCAL Gallery is a co-operative exhibit program sponsored by the not-for-profit Door County Art League. DCAL since 1986. Top of the Hill Shops, B22. May 24-Oct 11. Regular hours: Daily 11-5, Sun, 11-3, Closed Wed. 920-868-2288. DoorCountyArtLeague.org.

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Contemporary Woodblock Prints

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Art of the Container Function Follows Form

October 24 - December 27

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EDGEWOOD O R C H A R D GALLERIES 4140 Peninsula Players Rd, Fish Creek. Voted Door Countyâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Best Gallery. Opened in 1969 and recognized nationally as a highly innovative gallery of fine art in all media. Housed in a beautifully restored stone fruit barn with surrounding sculpture gardens. Open daily May-Oct, 10-5. 920-8683579. EdgewoodOrchard.com. JUDI EKHOLM Bold, colorful landscapes and florals of Door County and beyond. Internationally collected. Small and large-scale paintings, outdoor murals and ceramic tiles. New in 2014, Judiâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s artwork is available exclusively at Edgewood Orchard Galleries, 4140 Peninsula Players Rd, Fish Creek. 920-868-3579. Open daily 10-5, MayOctober. EdgewoodOrchard.com. EMMETT JOHNS GALLERY 9100 Hwy 42, Fish Creek (next to Sweetie Pies at The Settlement Shops). Est. 1980. Originally known for his pastel portraits (a Door County tradition), Emmett also exhibits paintings reflecting his love of the Door County landscape and bold, colorful contemporary abstract paintings. Open daily 10-5 mid-June to mid-Oct. 920-868-3880. EmmettJohns.com. K A T H Y G L A S N A P GALLERY 8873 County A, Fish Creek. Watercolors and acrylics depicting Door County scenes, lighthouses, landscapes and rural scenes. Giclee signed and numbered prints. Plus her Christmas cards! Open Mon-Sat, 1-5, Sun 1-4; also by appointment. 920-839-2110. GlasnapGallery. com.

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OIL PAINTINGS Cottage Row Gallery South of Fish Creek on 42 behind Orchard Country

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August 5 - 23, 2014 VICTOR YAMPOLSKY Music Director & Conductor

Save the Dates

and Join Us for our 62nd Season of World Class Symphonic Music on Wisconsin’s Door Peninsula!!!

Concerts Every Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday 7:30 PM DOOR COMMUNITY AUDITORIUM FISH CREEK

Highlights include the music of Beethoven, Rachmaninoff, Brahms, Mozart and Highlights from Don Giovanni. Pianist Gabriela Martinez, violinist Elena Urioste, and cellist Wendy Warner are just a few of the featured guest artists.

Tickets Start at $30

Students and Children are JUST $10!

920-854-4060 WATCH OUR WEBSITE FOR SEASON DETAILS!

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CONNIE GLOWACKI GALLERY Top of the Hill Shops, Unit B23, Fish Creek. “Watercolors with Spirit.” Gallery and art demonstrations. Nationally known, awardwinning artist demonstrates as she creates realistic and impressionistic watercolors and drawings. Original watercolor paintings, limited-edition prints and notecards available. Open daily 10-5. 608-774-4737. Connie-Glowacki.com. SUSAN HALE is a “colorist” oil painter from Cedarburg, Wis. Vibrant use of color and pattern are the hallmarks of her paintings. Her award-winning work conveys a “joy of life” and is featured in collections internationally. Her paintings are featured at Edgewood Orchard Galleries, Fish Creek. EdgewoodOrchard.com. Susan also hosts an Open House in her Cedarburg Studio, Oct 10-12, 2014. SusanHaleArt.com. HANDS ON ART STUDIO & GALLERY 3655 Peninsula Players Rd, located on a farm between Fish Creek and Egg Harbor. Create your own art at Hands On Art Studio & Gallery. Our 8,000 square feet of studios are open year-round featuring fused glass, metal sculpture, jewelry, ceramics and mosaics. 888868-9311. HandsOnArtStudio.com. Interfibers Studio Gallery County Road F, Fish Creek. Wendy Carpenter designs large woven fiber wall sculptures. Her impressionism art style expresses a connection to nature through form, color and tactile material. Collaborative jewelry work with hand cut and polished Door County geodes, handmade jade beads and hand-woven ikat dresses and jackets. Gallery hours: 10-5 May-October, off season by appointment. 920-868-3580. Interfibers.com.

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JUDDVILLE CLAY STUDIO GALLERY 8496 Hwy 42, Fish Creek. Visit artists Rebecca Carlton and Tony Staroska at Juddville Clay in the blue schoolhouse. Find unique, distinctive, contemporary clay work; finely crafted decorative pottery, large abstract/ realistic sculptures, and tile collections. Art that embodies the essence of Door County! Open daily 10-5, May-Oct. 920-868-2021. JuddvilleClay.com.

MARY ULM MAYHEW Mary’s paintings reveal an uncommon mastery of color and composition, moving easily from studio stilllifes and figures to plein-air landscapes. She is represented by Edgewood Orchard Galleries in Fish Creek and Artisan Gallery in Paoli, Wis. 262-675-6068. PENINSULA PLAYERS THEATRE Between Egg Harbor and Fish Creek, off Hwy 42. Renowned for its artistic excellence and picturesque setting, America’s oldest professional resident summer theater offers a truly unforgettable theatrical experience. Explore the lush grounds of this Door County icon before settling into the all-weather pavilion for an evening of unsurpassed professional theater. June 17-Oct 19, 2014. 920-868-3287. PeninsulaPlayers.com.

JUNE MAEDER Original oil paintings inspired by June’s love of people, nature, animals and flowers. June, also a master pianist, trained at Peninsula School of Art and devotes her life to art. PaintingsByJune. com. June’s paintings are available at Cottage Row Gallery, one-half mile south of Fish Creek on Hwy 42 at Orchard Country Winery, 920-868-2626. 81

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PENINSULA SCHOOL OF ART 3900 County F (east of Hwy 42), Fish Creek. Our inspirational garden setting welcomes you to our light-filled studios and Guenzel Gallery. Nationally recognized artist educators lead one- to five-day workshops in all media for all levels. Free educationally themed exhibits and events, like our Door County Plein Air Festival, enhance learning. May-Oct: MonSat, 8-5 (and until 8pm, Mon-Fri mid-summer); Nov-April: Tue-Sat, 8-5. 920-868-3455. PeninsulaSchoolOfArt.com.

TR POTTERY 4133 Main St, Fish Creek. Tony and Renee Gebauer work on-site creating functional pottery designed and priced to be used and enjoyed as part of daily life. Also featured in the gallery are one-of-a-kind wood-fired pots. Demonstrations 2-3 pm Mondays, June-Aug. Open daily mid-April – Oct. 920-868-1024. TRPottery.com. White Rose Healing Arts Studio 9281 Maple Grove Rd, Fish Creek. Experience the Inspirational Works of Gale Ritchey Professional Higher Psychic, Healer, Artist. Fractals since 1989. Offering Paintings, Photography, Sessions for People, for Animals, & Workshops. Gale is a cutting edge professional unique in her abilities, focusing on creativity/healing empowerment for 25+ years. Amazing Beautiful Precise Insight Expanding Creative Potential. Open Fri-Sat, late May-Mid Oct, OBA Year ‘Round. 920-421-2344. GaleRitchey.com.

GEORGE SHIPPERLEY Oil pastel paintings from small to very large are available at Edgewood Orchard Galleries, 4140 Peninsula Players Rd, Fish Creek. 920-868-3579. Open daily 10-5, May-Oct. View available artwork year round at EdgewoodOrchard.com.

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8873 County Hwy A Fish Creek, WI 54212

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EPHR AIM BLUE DOLPHIN HOUSE & BDH STUDIO 10320 Water St, Ephraim. Contemporary collection of merchandise to enhance your home, garden and lifestyle. Representing local, regional and national artists. Named one of the Top 25 Retailers of American Craft. 800-765-0141. BlueDolphinHouse.com. CARATS & KARATS Shorewood Village, Hwy 42, Ephraim. Fine handcrafted jewelry. Original designs with precious stones in gold and platinum. Also woven chains and ornaments in ancient and contemporary styles in 18K, 22K and 24K gold, and platinum. Jewelry “toys” and earrings and attachments. Open Memorial Day through Oct, Mon-Sat 10-5, and Sun 11-4. 920-854-5334. Winter: 706-546-9511.

FINE LINE DESIGNS GALLERY 10376 Hwy 42, Ephraim. Showcasing sculpture, original paintings, custom wood furnishings, jewelry, and fiber art rich in color and texture. Unique, original gifts and collectable artworks by more than 80 nationally known artists can be found indoors and out. Open daily in season 10-6, Sun 10-5; weekends year-round. 920854-4343. FineLineDesignsGallery.com. GEORGE BURR GALLERY 10325 Hwy 42, North Ephraim. Featuring the breathtaking pastel landscapes by resident artist George Burr. Also representing Christine Ohman, Scot Schmidt and others. Functional and decorative pottery, jewelry, magnets, cards, limited edition prints, gifts, yard art and much more. Open 10-5 daily. 920-854-7877. GeorgeBurrGallery.com.

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Summer Season June 11 - Aug 23 at the AFT Amphitheater in Peninsula State Park

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BOX OFFICE: Green Gables Shops North Ephraim

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LARDIERE GALLERY & STUDIO First corner north of Ephraim public beach on Hwy 42, at 9868 Hidden Spring Rd. Meet Door County’s most award-winning artist Geoffrey Lardiere, whose works are in more than 8,000 public and private collections. Contemporary original paintings, limited-edition prints, and aluminum wall sculptures. 100% silk & cashmere scarves, travel cases & new this season, bracelets, all derived from Geoffrey Lardiere’s original paintings. Celebrating its 17th season. Open weekdays 1-6; Sat 10:30– 6; Sun 10:30–4. 920-854-1885, off-season: 850-349-9767. Lardiere.com.

PAINT BOX GALLERY 10426 Hwy 42, North Ephraim 920.854.4435. A multi-functional fine art gallery. Miniature, large format and secondary market fine art for sale. Conservation services: paintings, some works on paper, frames, gilding, textiles, objects and sculptures, archival framing, provenance, examinations, appraisals of local art. PENINSULA MUSIC FESTIVAL Box Office: 10347 Highway 42, Unit B, Ephraim. For its 62nd season, this professional Symphony presents nine concerts in three weeks, Aug 5-23, at Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek. Indoor, air-conditioned. Reserved seats. Tickets start at $30. Students/kids just $10. 920854-4060. Order online: MusicFestival.com.

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PKJ DESIGNS JEWELRY & MICHAEL BEASTER FUNITURE On Pioneer Lane behind Chefâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s Hat Cafe in Ephraim. All oneof-a-kind original artwork. Door County Memories Jewelry Collectionâ&#x201E;˘ by Pamela Jeffcoat. Unique and offbeat furniture by Michael Beaster. Distinctive paintings by Marcia Nickols. Pins, pendants and boxes by Betty Williams Carbol. 31st Door County season. Open daily 10-5. 920-854-9229.

WATER STREET GALLERY 9930 Hwy 42, Ephraim. Original paintings, canvas transfers, limited and open-edition prints of beautiful Door County by local and area artists. Nautical accents, antiques and ship models paired with our artwork to offer you the sophisticated but ultra-relaxed Door County lifestyle for your home. 920-854-5215. ArtDoorCounty.com. ZABLER DESIGN JEWELERS 9906 Water St, Ephraim. Opening Memorial Day weekend. Noon-6. Original contemporary designs, original antique revival micro pave designs, period antique jewelry, museum-quality ancient Greek & Roman coins, high-grade watches. Diamonds, largest selection of natural pink and yellow diamonds, and rare gems such as Alexandrite, Tanzanite, Tsavorite and Padparadscha Sapphire. 920-854-4801.

Tracy Lynn Pristas Paintings found in homes across the United States. Featured in 5280 Home Magazine, Chicago Magazine, Atlanta Style and Design, Lifetime TV series Drop Dead Diva, and the movie The Breakup. Commissions include Northwestern Memorial, Chicago Ill., Mayo Clinic, Jacksonville, Fla. Represented by galleries nationally. Available at Fine Line Designs Gallery, Ephraim. 920854-4343. www.PainterPristas.com.

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American Folklore Theatre. Photo by Heidi Hodges. Door Shakespeare. Photo by Heidi Hodges.

THEATER Since 1990, American Folklore Theatre has set its stage deep in the woods in Peninsula State Park. AFT’s stage is surrounded by tall trees and covered with nothing but a star-lit sky. It’s classic Door County and the shows normally have a strong Northern Wisconsin flavor. The season runs June 11 through August 23, followed by an indoor fall season. Tickets are sold at the theater one hour prior to show time or

in advance by calling (920) 854-6117. In 2014, the AFT-commissioned show Strings Attached makes its debut on the AFT stage, while fan favorites Packer Fans from Outer Space and Guys on Ice return. The fall season will debut The Bachelors for the first time at the Door Community Auditorium. A state park sticker is not required to see the summer shows in the park. Visit www.folkloretheatre.com for information on the shows. Situated on a spectacular piece of waterfront property on Peninsula Players Road between Egg Harbor and Fish Creek, the Peninsula Players is in its 79th season—America’s oldest professional resident summer theater. Its new, modern stagehouse is in keeping with the theater’s open-air pavilion feel for which it is famous. The season, consisting of five plays, begins in mid June and will extend through mid October. For information, call (920) 868-3287 or visit www.peninsulaplayers.com. Door Shakespeare has used Door County’s stunning natural qualities as a backdrop for its offerings since its debut in 1999. Performances are held in the garden at Bjorklunden Estate, located on the shores of Lake Michigan, just south of Baileys Harbor. Door Shakespeare’s 2014 season runs from July 5 through August 16, featuring King Lear and Comedy of Errors. For information, call (920) 839-1500 or visit www.doorshakespeare.com. Located along Historic Third Avenue in downtown Sturgeon Bay, Third Avenue Playhouse is Door County’s only year-round performing arts venue. Its resident professional acting company offers a wide variety of plays in the intimate setting of its new 84-seat StageDoor theatre. Their traditional main stage offers shortrun shows, film festivals, concerts and more. For an updated schedule,

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MUSIC The Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek continues its 21-year tradition of bringing big-name entertainment to the Peninsula. In past years, legendary performers like Johnny Cash, Ray Charles, Bob Newhart, The Indigo Girls and many more have graced the Auditorium’s stage. Call the Auditorium’s box office at (920) 868-2728 or go visit online for updated schedules at www.dcauditorium.com. The Peninsula Music Festival is a Door County tradition spanning 57 years. Traditionally, the festival includes nine concerts over the first three weeks in August and features some of the finest performers in the classical music world. Concerts are every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 8 p.m. at the Door Community Auditorium in Fish Creek. Tickets are available through the Festival office, 3045 Cedar Street in Ephraim, or online at www.musicfestival.com. (920) 854-4060. The Midsummer’s Music Festival is in its 22nd season. The classical/chamber music ensemble features world-class musicians from Lyric Opera of Chicago, Pro Arte Quartet, Aspen Music Festival and Atlanta Symphony to name a few. Concerts are performed in intimate settings throughout Door County including art galleries, churches, retreats and private homes. Visit www.midsummersmusic. com or call (920) 854-7088.

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The Birch Creek Music Performance Center, located three miles east of Egg Harbor on County Hwy. E is Door County’s unique summer music school and concert venue where top professionals come together by day and perform by night in the 500-seat Dutton Concert Barn. The schedule for its 39th season of performances features: Percussion &Steel Band, June 19-21 and June 25-28; Symphony, July 3-5 and July 10-12; Jazz I, July 16-19 and July 23-26; Jazz II, July 30-August 2 and August 6-9. For complete information, or to reserve tickets, call (920) 868-3763 or visit www.birchcreek.org.

Birch Creek Music Performance Center. Photo by Heidi Hodges.

The Washington Island Music Festival takes place August 4-15th, featuring chamber and choral music by world-class musicians at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center on the island. In addition to concerts, the festival includes casual seminars, Children’s Music Camp and “Under the Big Top” featuring local musicians.

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5-23 PENINSULA MUSIC FESTIVAL. Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek. www.musicfestival.com. A professional symphony orchestra presenting nine concerts in three weeks. Professional musicians come from all over the world to be part of this annual festival under the baton of Victor Yampolsky. 9 DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF FINE ARTS. Waterfront Park in Sister Bay. 10am5pm. Day long festival featuring Door County artists, demonstrations, emerging student artists, live music, and children’s activities. 920854-2812. 23 EGGSTRAVAGANZA EGG ART AUCTION. Egg Harbor is celebrating 50 years as an incorporated village. Fifty artist-created eggs, displayed throughout the village all season, will be auctioned to the public. Proceeds go, in part, to the Egg Harbor Public Art program.

23-24 DOOR COUNTY WEARABLE ART SHOW. Sister Bay Village Hall at Waterfront Park. Contemporary, artist-made apparel, accessories and jewelery. 9-5 Saturday. 10-4 Sunday. (920) 421-0449.

SEPTEMBER 2014 Continuing through October 19 PENINSULA PLAYERS. America’s oldest summer theater company returns to its waterfront “Theater in a Garden” with a varied collection of plays. For information on current productions call (920) 868-3287. Continuing through October 18 AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE. Unique professional company presents The Bachelor’s, an original musical by Fred Alley/James Kaplan. Performances at the Door Community Auditorium, Fish Creek. For information, call

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(920) 854-6117 or visit www.folkloretheatre.com. 6 TASTE OF THE GARDEN DOOR AND PESTO FESTO VII. UW Peninsular Research Station in Sturgeon Bay. 1-4pm. Visitors may enter the Pesto Festo Contest and help to judge the pestos by tasting and voting for their favorite. Prizes are awarded to the winners. This is a fun day and a very popular event for our group. 920-743-6255. 11 Miller Art Museum Program: Artist from the exhibit, Artists on the Road. Miller Art Museum, Sturgeon Bay Library. Doors open at 10 for coffee/treats. 20 HARVEST FESTIVAL AND HARVEST MOON CELEBRATION. Downtown Sturgeon Bay in Sturgeon Bay. 9am-11pm. Featuring a craft show, car show, food booths, plus childrenâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s activities. Preview the street art be-

fore the live auction at 6pm. Followed by the Harvest Moon celebration including a live band in front of the Sturgeon Bay Visitor Center on Third Ave. 800-301-6695. 27 AUTUMN FEST. Downtown Baileys Harbor in Baileys Harbor. 9am-4pm. Arts and crafts, entertainment, food. 920-839-2366. 27-28 SIEVERS GATHERING. Sievers School of Fiber Arts, Washington Island. Workshops, vendors, fiber art demonstrations and sale. 920-847-2264. 26-27 HIDDEN GALLERY TOURS. Various Locations in Ellison Bay in Ellison Bay. A Bouquet of Artists and Gallery of Gardens featuring the hidden galleries at the Top of the Thumb. Each gallery showcases special art and gardens. Enjoy meeting the artists in their unique settings. 920-854-6866 or 920-854-2106.

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SISTER BAY BAY ART GALLERY is Door County’s newest Art Gallery. Original artwork beautifully displayed in a home setting to capture the essence of each artist and how it will reflect in your home. Door County’s favorite photographer Len Villano, Martha Coaty photographer, life and landscape artist Rick Brawner, water colorist Dave Hackett just to name a few! Open daily 10-5. Located at Sister Bay Trading Co., 2477 Hwy 42 Sister Bay. 920-854-2554. SisterBayTrading.com. ERNEST BEUTEL “Abstract representationalism” – an interpretation of reality, with elements of abstraction. Ernest’s topsy-turvy world of animals and cockeyed distortion of reality are as clear as a nursery rhyme: “I may be here now, but I am not altogether there.” Original artwork available at Mill Road Gallery, Sister Bay and the Flying Pig, Algoma. ErnestArt.com. BONNIE PARUCH STUDIO GALLERY 11249 County ZZ, Sister Bay (one mile west of Rowley’s Bay). View impressionistic oil and pastel paintings by “one of America’s leading landscape painters.” Enjoy her welcoming studio, fine art and beautiful prairie walk. Open May-Oct Wed-Sat 10-4 or by appointment. 920421-1616. BonnieParuchArt.com. CHAMPEAU GALLERY 2428 South Bay Shore Dr, Sister Bay (next to Bay Lake Bank). Call for hours. Artwork by local and regional artists. Native American sterling silver jewelry. Since 1968. 920-854-2770 or 854-2534. ChampeauPioneerGallery.com or ArtworkByNannette.com. CHAUDOIR GLASS STUDIO 10130 Old Stage Lane, Sister Bay. Original stained glass and fused glass art and jewelry. Glass services offered – repairs, restorations, appraisals, etching, sandblasting, tempering, hole drilling, free estimates, private instruction, group workshops. Open Tue and Thu, 12-5 or by appointment. 920-854-4825. GaryChaudoir@hotmail.com.

SANDRA PLACE UZBEKISTAN: Paintings from the Silk Road

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June 15 - August 15, 2014 BASE CAMP COFFEE BAR 10904 Hwy 42 Sister Bay, WI 54234 920.854.7894 www.ecologysports.com Also represented in Door County by:

THE PAINT BOX GALLERY, Ephraim, WI CLAY BAY POTTERY Ellison Bay, WI

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THE CLEARING, Ellison Bay, WI www.natureartists.com/sandra_place.asp

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DOOR COUNTY FESTIVAL OF FINE ARTS Saturday, Aug 9, 10-5, in beautiful Waterfront Park in Sister Bay. Door County artists demonstrate their talents all day and showcase their fine artwork. Activities for all ages. Free to the public and free raffle for art! For more information, call 920-854-2812 or visit DoorCountyFestivalOfTheArts.com.

HARTMANN SIGN STUDIO AND ART GALLERY by Carol H Champeau, 10673 Sumac Lane, Sister Bay (2.5 miles east of Sister Bay on County ZZ). 42 YEARS IN BUISNESS. Collection of Hex Signs and mini barn quilts, commercial and residential signs, wood and metal signs, truck lettering, sandblasted signs, computer-generated vinyl letter, graphic design. Open May-Oct Mon-Sat 10-3 and Sun by appointment; Winter Thu, Fri, Sat 10-3 or by appointment. 920-8545378. HexSignsDC.com. Email: HexSigns@ dcwis.com.

FRYKMAN STUDIO GALLERY 2566 S Bay Shore Dr (Hwy 42), Sister Bay. Gallery features whimsical hand-carved woodcarvings and oil paintings by David Frykman, Door County nature photography by Heather Harle Frykman and Lucas Frykman, and pottery and sculpture by Steve Jorgenson. Open daily May-Oct, 10-5; and weekends in winter. 920854-7351. FrykmanGallery.com.

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MIDSUMMER’S MUSIC FESTIVAL Casual. Comfortable. Captivating classical music. Mid-June to mid-July and Labor Day weekend. World-class musicians perform at intimate Door County settings. Off-season concerts: Pro Arte Quartet in May and Sept. Holiday concerts in December. Celebrating our 24th season: 10568 Country Walk Lane, Suite 109, Sister Bay. 920-854-7088. MidsummersMusic.com. MILL ROAD GALLERY 2328 Mill Rd, Sister Bay. Brigitte Kozma – representational realism: landscapes, portraiture in oils and pastel. Tom Seagard - abstracted realism: wildlife, different directions in mixed media, and images of Door County and the tropics. Originals, prints, giclees and transfers. Demonstrations. Conversation. Artists Ernest Beutel, Dottie Diggs, Bren Sibilsky, Jan Comstock and Marcia Nickols represented. 43rd season. 920-854-4416. MillRoadGallery.com. SANDRA PLACE paints representational landscape and figurative works in pastel and acrylic, available at The Paint Box Gallery and Clay Bay Pottery, and in Santa Fe at La Posada, the “Art Hotel.” This summer see her show of Uzbekistan paintings at Base Camp Coffee, Sister Bay. Her works are in international and museum collections, and she teaches at The Clearing. NatureArtists.com/sandra_place.asp.

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oil and pastel paintings open 10-4pm Wed - Sat May-Oct June-oct & by appointment 920-421-1616 11249 County rd ZZ Sister Bay, Wi. 54234 www.bonnieparuchart.com

RIGONIWORKS ART GALLERY Cleverly hidden behind Sister Bay Bowl at 2350 Maple Dr (County ZZ), Sister Bay. Bringing fine art into your home. Breathtaking original photographs, unique metal sculptures, mixed-media and custom-designed furniture, all created and crafted by Jim Rigoni. Jim will also work with you to create a piece just for you, striving to create pieces that make your home one of a kind. 920680.8595. Rigoniworks.com.

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ELLISON BAY JEFFREY ( J. LOUIS) BUDZIS 1595 Old School Rd., Ellison Bay. Original pen & inks B/W. Also Oil on canvas: unusual imagery in traditional old world use of his mediums. Studio viewing by appointment only; call after 11:30 a.m. 920-854-4728. CLAY BAY POTTERY AND GALLERY 11650 Hwy 42, Ellison Bay. Celebrating 38 years, the beautiful gallery features David and Jeanne Aurelius’ original, hand-thrown, hand-decorated pottery for every day, special occasions, and the outof-the-ordinary collector. Also featuring the work of other potters, printmakers and jewelry artists. A gallery not to miss when visiting Door County. Open daily 10-5. 920-854-5027. ClayBayPottery.net.

THE CLEARING The Clearing Folk School offers classes in the arts, fine crafts, humanities and natural sciences in a wooded setting on the water. On the State and National Registers of Historic Places. For information, stop at the visitor center at 12171 Garrett Bay Road in Ellison Bay, call 8544088 or visit www.TheClearing.org. COUSIN’S WALK 11940 Lakeview Rd, Ellison Bay. Marcy’s painting is an eclectic combination of country, decorative, and folk painting. She paints on everything from furniture to wearables, creating on a daily basis. Beautiful needle-felted jewelry and scarves. Who knows what treasures you may find? Like the seasons, things are always changing. 920-854-1926. CousinsWalk@charter.net. ELLISON BAY POTTERY STUDIOS 12156 Garrett Bay Rd, Ellison Bay (across from the Clearing). Handmade functional stoneware pottery for your family to use every day, and pit-fired decorative 121

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ceramic art by potters John Dietrich and Diane McNeil. May 1 to Dec 31, 10-5 daily, closed Sun; Jan 1 to April 30, 114, closed Sun. Demonstrations Tue, 10noon, and Thu, 1-3. Since 1974. 920-8545049. EllisonBayPotteryStudios.com. Email: EllisonBayPottery@gmail.com. Store: etsy.com./shop/ellisonbaypottery. Blog: ellisonbaypottery.wordpress.com. FARM STUDIO RAG RUGS PLUS Gills Rock (4½ miles north of Ellison Bay on Hwy 42). Handwoven, braided and crocheted rugs and other handwovens, all made by Wisconsinites. Travel/Leisure Magazine called us “one of Door County’s best shopping finds.” Handwoven Magazine said, “A must destination,” and Cottage Living noted us as “an exceptional shop.” Open 11-5, late June to late October. Celebrating our 50th anniversary in 2014! GILLS ROCK STONEWARE 12020 Lakeview Rd at Hwy 42, Ellison Bay. Our one-of-a-kind decorative and functional pottery is handmade in our historic 110-year-old studio/gallery, where we also feature other fine home accessories. Open daily 10-5, closed Sun in winter. 920-854-2774. GillsRock.com. LINDEN GALLERY Hwy 42 at Mink River Rd, Ellison Bay. 6000 sq.-ft. gallery dedicated to the arts of Asia – from ancient to modern: furniture, paintings, jewelry, textiles and more! A must-see for any traveler to Door County. Open 10-5 daily Memorial Day through Oct. 920854-2487. LindensGallery.com. SUTRA GALLERY 12044 Hwy 42, Ellison Bay. Fine Art & Textiles from India, Photo Gallery: Here at Sutra it is our intention to display the colorful saga of Indian art as depicted on canvas, through the lens and by loom. Our gallery showcases established senior and junior contemporary artists, as well as renowned tribal artists from central India. Open May–Dec, Tue–Sun. 920-8542880. SutraGallery.com.

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WAYNE CALDWELL SIMMONS STUDIO/GALLERY 1375 County ZZ, Ellison Bay. Portraits (people and their pets, especially dogs). Sporting and wildlife art, Door County scenes. “The Story of Jules Verne,” a book written and illustrated by Wayne Simmons, available at the gallery and throughout Door County. Open 1-5 or by appointment. 920-854-9469 or 318-861-3881. WayneSimmonsArt.com. ROB WILLIAMS STUDIO/GALLERY 753 Isle View Rd, Ellison Bay. Large contemporary paintings of the Door County landscape. Bold color, semi-abstract, done in both oil and watercolor. Classic black and white photography by Shirley Williams. On seven acres north of Ellison Bay hidden among the birches. Beautiful gardens. Visitors welcome. Open 9-5, June-October, closed Sunday and Monday. RobWilliamsStudio.com. TURTLE RIDGE GALLERY 11736 Mink River Rd, Ellison Bay. Since 1986. Handmade boutique featuring limited edition leather bags and fiber art designed by Mary Ellen Sisulak, made in the studio. Additional work by selected artists include wood, jewelry & wearable art. Open 10-5 daily May-Dec. Call for off-season hours. Visit our website for event schedule. 920-854-4839. TurtleRidgeGallery.com.

WASHINGTON ISLAND ISLAND PLAYERS Washington Island’s yearround community theater, presents The Miracle Worker, an American classic by William Gibson, on July 5th, 6th & 7th, 7:30pm at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center. Throughout the year, Island Players offers informal play-readings, full-length plays, dramatic arts in the WI school, workshops on theater, and a summer acting camp. Contact Joyce Morehouse, Managing Director, at 920-847-2215 or islandplayers@washingtonisle. com. IslandPlayers.org. SIEVERS SCHOOL OF FIBER ARTS/THE SIEVERS SHOP 986 Jackson Harbor Rd. Sievers offers classes in weaving, quilting, basketmaking, wearables and more for adults, May-Oct. Dormitory available. Original fiber arts and crafts by Sievers students and teachers are sold, along with quality knitting and weaving yarns, fiber art books and supplies. 920-847-2264. SieversSchool.com. WASHINGTON ISLAND MUSIC FESTIVAL PO Box 235, Washington Island. August 4-15, chamber and choral music by world-class musicians at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center. Casual seminars, Children’s Music Camp and “Under the Big Top” featuring local musicians. 920847-3434. WashingtonIslandMusicFestival.com. 125

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OCTOBER 2014 Through October 18 AMERICAN FOLKLORE THEATRE. Unique professional company presents The Bachelor’s, an original musical by Fred Alley/James Kaplan. Performances at the Door Community Auditorium. For information, call (920) 854-6117 or visit www.folkloretheatre.com. Continuing through October 19 PENINSULA PLAYERS. America’s oldest summer theater company returns to its waterfront

“Theater in a Garden” with a varied collection of plays. For information on current productions call (920) 868-3287. 4-5 DOOR COUNTY WEARABLE ART SHOW. Sister Bay Village Hall at Waterfront Park. Contemporary, artist-made apparel, accessories and jewelery. 9-5 Saturday. 10-4 Sunday. (920) 421-0449. 9 Miller Art Museum Program: Review of the Juried Annual, artist and teacher. Sturgeon Bay Library. Doors open at 10 for coffee/treats.

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9-12 AMISH QUILT AND HOLIDAY CRAFT SHOW. Mr. G’s Banquet Hall in Jacksonport. 9am5pm. 920-823-2288. 11-12 PUMPKIN PATCH FESTIVAL. Downtown Egg Harbor in Egg Harbor. Columbus Day weekend Festival includes fabulous fall colors and family fun! One of Door County’s largest festivals. Carnival rides, arts & craft vendors, silent auction, face painting, live music, scarecrow & pumpkin displays, food, refreshments and more. 920-868-3717. 11-12 TOWNLINE ART FAIR. Fine Line Designs Gallery in Ephraim. 10am-5pm Sat, 10am-4pm Sun. On Ephraim’s north end. Come and enjoy the display and sale of visual arts and crafts. Featuring over 80 professional juried artists from across the Midwest. 920-854-4343. 17-19 FALL FESTIVAL. Downtown Sister Bay in Sister Bay. Arts and crafts fair, food booths, live music , parade Sat. 11am, ping pong ball drop Sun. 2pm. 920-854-2812. 25-26 ELLISON BAY ARTS FALL ART CRAWL. Various Locations in Ellison Bay in Ellison Bay. Pottery, handmade leather handbags, fiber fashion looks and jewelry. See how it is made. Enjoy great food. Add something unique to your home: pottery, antiques, mirrors, lamps, artwork. Demonstrations and studio tours. Guest artists, refreshments. 920-854-4839.

NOVEMBER 2014 21-22 CHRISTMAS BY THE BAY. Downtown Sturgeon Bay in Sturgeon Bay. This kick off to the holiday season starts with the annual tree lighting on Friday night. The Santa Parade is on Saturday at 10am followed by children’s activities and hay wagon rides. Don’t miss photos and brunch with Santa on Sunday morning. 800-301-6695. 22 FOLK ART FAIR. Door County YMCA Sturgeon Bay Center in Sturgeon Bay. 9am-2pm.Featuring handmade works of art from Door County artists and fine crafts persons including watercolor paintings, jewelry, homemade candles and soaps, birdhouses, wreaths, greeting cards, mittens, scarves and more. Fabulous spread of baked goods, soups, and sandwiches. Supporting the Door County YMCA Youth in Government Program. A silent auction all day. 920-743-4949.

28-29 CAPTURE THE SPIRIT. Downtown Sister Bay. www.cometosisterbay. com. Tree lighting, Father Christmas, music, art fair in the Village Hall, cookie decorating in the Fire Station. 28-29 EGG HARBOR HOLLY DAYS. Downtown Egg Harbor. www.eggharbordoorcounty.org An exciting old-fashioned winter weekend including Breakfast with Santa, Elf Hunt for children, Mistle Dough shopping, tree lighting, caroling, horse-drawn wagon rides and more. 920868-3717.

DECEMBER 2014 6 A NATURAL CHRISTMAS. Ridges Sanctuary in Baileys Harbor. www.ridgessanctuary.org 2-5pm.Toast marshmallows around the campfire, enjoy hot cocoa or cider and cookies, take a trip to the lantern room of the Range Lights or hike through the twilight forest. Live music will set the holiday mood. Wreath making workshops and simple crafts. 920-839-2802. 6 CHRISTMAS TREE LIGHTING CEREMONY. Baileys Harbor Town Hall in Baileys Harbor. 4pm. Join Baileys Harbor as we light up the Christmas Season. Children’s games, photos with Santa and caroling. Refreshments also available. 920-839-2366. 6 CHRISTMAS IN THE VILLAGE OF EPHRAIM. Ephraim Village Hall in Ephraim. visit Santa’s little helpers at the live reindeer display. Children’s activities and crafts in the Village Hall, holiday open houses and a Christmas Tree Lighting ceremony at Harborside Park. 920854-4989. 26-27, 29-31 HOME FOR THE HOLIDAYS. Gibraltar Town Hall in Fish Creek. 4pm and 7pm. The holidays are a time for reunion. This winter reunite with AFT performers for an evening of songs of the season, holiday humor and a good old-fashioned sing-along. 920-854-6117.

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Washington Island’s year-round community theater presents: The Miracle Worker, an American classic by William Gibson, on July 5th, 6th & 7th, 7:30pm at the Trueblood Performing Arts Center. Throughout the year Island Players offers informal play-readings, fulllength plays, dramatic arts in the WI school, workshops on theater and a summer acting camp. Contact Joyce Morehouse, Managing Director, at (920) 847-2215 or islandplayers@ washingtonisle.com. Visit our website at www.islandplayers.org.

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“Pages” 1-142: In this guide, you’ll see what appear to be page numbers between 1 and 142. While they act and flow like page numbers, many are also advertisers’ “locator numbers” to help you find the location on the map listed next to the number.

200 and above: The maps, however, also contain “locator numbers” 200 and above. Each of these numbers relates to another location on the Door Peninsula.

Index - Artists: In this alphabetical guide, you’ll find a comprehensive list of artists cross-referenced to locations where their

work can be seen. What follows the artist’s name is a “locator number.” A number 142 or below identifies the “page” of an ad either of the artist’s work or the location where the art work can be seen, and the map for that location. If that number is 200 or higher, however, you must look at the referenced map to find the location.

A Decorator’s Gallery - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) ABLER ART GLASS - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) ABLER, John - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) ABRAHAM, Patricia - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ABRAMS, Debra - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) ACOR, Cora - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) ADAMS, Deidre -See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ADAMS, Luke - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) AGNES, Rich - See Map: 290 on Orange C (98) ALANIZ, Arnold - See Map: 201 on Purple (132) ALEXANDER, Karolyn - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) Algoma Atelier of Sculpture & Art - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) ALLEN, Laurie - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) ALLINGHAM, Marjory - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) ALLISON, Destiny - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ALTMAN, Harold - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ALTOBELL, Judith Meyers - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) American Folklore Theatre - See Ad: 88, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) AMO Gallery & Framery - See Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) AMORELLI, Miles - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) AMOROSO - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) AMRHEIN, Scott - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) ANDERSON, Anne - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ANDERSON, Dan - See Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92); Map: 203 on Purple (132) ANDERSON, Dona - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) ANDERSON, Ernest - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) ANDERSON, Jack – See Listing: 69; Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) ANDERSON, John - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) ANDERSON, Jon - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) ANDERSON, Judy - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) ANDERSON, Kari - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57); Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23); Map: 410 on Blue A (113); Kari Anderson Studio - Map: 226 on Green C (57) ANDERSON, Mary Blotti - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ANDERSON, Mary Rypel - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ANDERSON, Mike - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) ANDERSON, Pamela - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) ANDREAS, Brian - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Angela Lensch Jewelry - See Ad: 44, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) ANSCHUTZ, Carrie - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) APPEL, Robert - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) APPLEBAUM, Leon - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) ARCHER, Curtis - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) ARENBERG, Diane - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ARNESON, Wendell - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) ARNOLD, Chip - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) Artful Artisan - See Listing: 69, Map: 297 on Orange B (92) Artists Guild - See Map: 203 on Red A (23)

ARZBERGER, Denise - See Listing: 83, Map: 311 on Orange A (90) ASSENSI, Silvano - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) ATANASOV, Heidi - See Map: 201 on Orange A (90) Aude Jewelers - See Ad: 35, Listing: 21, Map: Red D (37) AURELIUS, David & Jeanne - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92); Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) AUSTIN, Bridget – See Ad: 65, Listing 69, Map Orange B (92); Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) AUSTIN, Phil - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) AVENSON, Kelly - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23)

BACIGALUPO, Aaron - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BACIGALUPO, Arnie - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BACKHAUS, Kenn - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) BACON, Helen - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) BACON, Lane - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) BAER, Ann - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) BAI, Buri - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) BAI, Lado - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) BAKER, Sandy - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) BALISTRERI, Anthony - See Map: 204 on Orange C (98) BALISTRERI, John A - See Map: 204 on Orange C (98) BALKAN, Anna - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) BANKER, Pamela - See Map: 309 on Blue B (118) BANTZ, Mercedes - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) BARBIERI, Ronald - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BARNARD, Jane - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BARNES, Michael - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) BARRACK, Lilly - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BASCO, Carl - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Base Camp Coffee Bar - See Map: 405 on Blue B (118) BATEMAN, Robert - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) BAUER, Lois - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BAUERMEISTER, Michael - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) BAUMLER, Janet - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BAUX, James - See Map: 505 on Red C (29) Bay Art Gallery - See Ad: 107, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) BEASLEY, Doug - See Map: 270 on Green C (57) BEASTER, Michael - See Ad: 95, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) BECHTOLD, Rodger - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BECK, Bob - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BECK, Kathleen Mand - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) BECKER, Bryan - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BEDNARSKI, Nina - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) BEGAY, Calvin - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) BEIMBORN, John - See Map: 217 on Red A (23) BELL, Pam - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) BELLEAU, Chris - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BELLING, David - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BENNER, Sue - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BENNETT, Martha - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) BENSON-FITTSCHUR, Prisca - See Map: 222 on Red B (25); Map: 290 on Orange C (98) BENTLEY, George M - See Map: 255 on Purple (132) BENTLEY, L.W. - See Map: 255 on Purple (132) BENTLEY, Robert D - See Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23); Map: 280 on Purple (132) BERGMAN, Bob - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118)

BERINGER, Lori - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BERKELY, Valerie - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BERNER, Sally - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BEST, Donna - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BEUTEL, Ernest – See Listing 115, 202 on Map: Blue B (118); Ad: 142, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118); Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) BEZIO, Doris - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) BHURIA, Shanta - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) BICKER, Barb - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) BIGGER, Julie - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) BIN, He - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) BINS, Coleen - See Ad: 54, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) Birch Creek Music Performance Center - See Ad: 41, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) BIRR, Lori - See Map: 309 on Blue B (118); Map: 201 on Red A (23) BISHOP, Pat - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) BLAKE, Elyn - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) BLANC, Josh - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) BLIETZ, Craig – See Ad: 63, Listing 69; Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BLODGETT, Buzz - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Blue Dolphin House/BDH Studio - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BLUE, Richard - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BOARD, Cynthia - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) BODDEN, Bruce - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) BOELTE, Jan - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BOGLE, Collin - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) BOGLE, Lee - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) BOLSON, Rob - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BOND, Michael - See Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) Bonnie Paruch Studio - See Ad: 120, Listing: 115, Map: Purple (132) BONNIVIER, Cal - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BORMAN, Beki - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) BOSCAMP, Dottie - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) BOSMAN, Mary - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) BOSMAN, Peter - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) BOX, Abbey - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) BOX, Robert - See Map: 311 on Orange A (90) BRADFORD, Susan - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) BRAITMAN, Jackie - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BRAND, Alex - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BRANSFIELD, Kathy - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) BRANSON, Beverly Hart - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) BRAWNER, Rick - See Ad: 107, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) BREADON, Eoin - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) BRESNAHAN, Dan - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) BRESNAHAN, Julia - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) BRESNAHAN, Kelly - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) Brew Coffee House - See Map: 258 on Purple (132) BREWSTER, Larry - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) BRIDENHAGEN, Fred - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) BRIDENHAGEN, Stacy - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) BRIGGS, Nancy - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) BRILLA, Deb - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BRINKLEY-CHAUDOIR, Jo - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) BRINTON, Joseph - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BRITELL, Julia - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) BRITTON, Becky - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) BROKAW, Joel - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BROMLEY, David - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98)

map locations

REMEMBER: If the locator number (“page”) is 200 or higher, refer to the listed Map first.

A: 23 • B: 25 • C: 29 • D: 37

A: 52 • B: 53 • C: 57

A: 90 • B: 92 • C: 98

A: 113 • B: 118 132

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index BRONIKOWSKI, Ken - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BRONK, Richard - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BROSKI, Cathy - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BROWN, Donna - See Map: 455 on Green C (57); Cupola House - Map: 220 on Green B (53) BROWN, Martin - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) BUCQUET, George - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BUDZIS, Jeffrey (J Louis) - See Listing: 121, Map: 202 on Purple (132) BUECHNER, Matthew - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BUNGENER, Kirsten - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) BURHANS, Ira - See Map: 217 on Red A (23) BURKE, Ellie - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) BURMEISTER, Marion - See Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) BURR, George - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) BUSALACCHI, Anthony - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) BUSH, Darrell - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) BUSTAMANTE, Sergio - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) BUTLER, Elizabeth - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) BUXMAN, Angela - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25)

CAIN, Ned - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) Calendar - 38 CAMBRON, Nina - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) CAMPBELL, Bill - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) CANTRELL, Dale - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) CAPPAERT, Ginny - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) CAPSER, Mike - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) Carats & Karats - See Ad: 97, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) CARBOL, Betty Williams - See Ad: 95, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) CARICOF, Kathleen - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) CARLSEN, Barry Roal - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) CARLTON, Rebecca - See Ad: 75, Listing: 81, Map: Green A (52) CARLYLE, Ken - See Map: 400 on Blue A (113) CAROL, Ann - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) CARPENTER, Wendy - See Ad: 82, Listing: 80, Map: Orange B (92); Map: 565 on Orange C (98) CARTER, Keith - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52); Map: 210 on Red B (25) CASH, Sydney - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) CASON, Joan B - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) CASPER, Lynn - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) CASSIDY, B.J. - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) CATHER, John - See Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) CERINICH, Victoria - See Map: 555 on Red C (29) CHACRAVARTY, Jason - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) Champeau Pioneer Gallery - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) CHAMPEAU, Carol H - See Ad: 108, Listing: 117, Map: Blue A (113) CHAMPEAU, Joan - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) CHAMPEAU, Nannette - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) CHAMPEAU, Patrice - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) CHAMPEAU, Ralph G. - See Ad: 108, Listing: 117, Map: Blue A (113) CHAMPEAU, Roberta - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) CHANEY, Meagan - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) CHAUDHARI, Balu - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) Chaudoir Glass Studio - See Ad: 106, Listing: 115, Map: Blue A (113) CHAUDOIR, Gary - See Ad: 106, Listing: 115, Map: Blue A (113) CHAVENELLE, Gail - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) CHECKER, Janet - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) Chief Oshkosh Native American Arts - See Ad: 54, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) CHRISTIAN, Greg - See Ad: 15, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23) CHRISTIAN, Samara - See Ad: 15, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23) CHRISTIANSON, Kirsten - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52); Map: 210 on Red B (25) CIESLA, Peter & Skye - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132); Map: 201 on Green C (57)

CLARK, Beth - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) CLARK, Kathleen - See Map: 201 on Orange C (98) CLARK, Melissa - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) Clay Bay Pottery & Gallery -See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) CLAYTON, Deanna - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) CLAYTON, Keith - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113); Map: 201 on Blue A (113) Clearing, The - See Listing: 121, Map: 224 on Purple (132) CLEEREMAN, Gene - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) CLIMER, Amy - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) COATES, Frances - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) COATY, Martha - See Ad: 107, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118); Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) COCOSE, M. Ellen - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) COHEN, Michael - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) COHN & STONE - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) COHN, Michael - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) COLEMAN, Ed & Kate - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) COLLERY, Parran - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) COLLETTE, Mary - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) COLLINS, Nicole - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) COMSTOCK, Jan - See Ad: 142, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118); Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52); Map: 301 on Green C (57) COMSTOCK, Rob - See Map: 301 on Green C (57) CONARD, Tom - See Map: 210 on Red B (25) CONLON, Fred - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25); Map: 241 on Orange A (90) CONNER, Charles - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) Connie Glowacki Gallery - See Ad: 76, Listing: 80, Map: Orange A (90) CONWAY, Rose Marie - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) COOK, Donald & Judith - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) COOK, Karen - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) COREN, Buzz - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) CORNELL, Lorna Bell - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) Corner Gallery (Hospital) - See Map: 515 on Red A (23) Corner of the Past - See Map: 440 on Blue A (113) Cottage Row Framing & Gallery - See Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) COUNTS, Paul - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) Cousins Walk - See Ad: 3, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) COVOTSOS, Louis - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) COX, Frances - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) COYNE, Elaine - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) CRADDOCK, Rich - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) CRAHEN, John - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) CRANE, Jean - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92); Map: 565 on Orange C (98) CRAWFORD, Marion - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) CROOKS, Rita - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) CROSBIE, Sharon - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) CROSS, Dan - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98)

DAILY-BIRNBAUM, Elaine - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) DALEY, Joeann - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) DALHKE, Robert - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) DALTON, Jane - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) DANE, Robert - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) DANGELO, Michele - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) DANIEL, Mary - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) DAS, Ratindra - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) DAVENPORT, John - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) DE ARTEAGA, Bonnie - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) DEGENHARDT, Patty - See Ad: 78, Listing: 69, Map: Orange A (90) DELCARSON, Jane - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 560 on Orange A (90); Ad: Map: 565 on Orange C (98) DELCARSON, Richard - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57); Map: 560 on Orange A (90) DEMBOWSKI, Debra - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) DEMINT, Tom - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) DENEEN, Katy - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) DENEEN, Mary & Peter - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132)

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DESOTO, Pablo - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) DEVITT, Nell - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) DEVRIES, Geke - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) DEWITT, Amanda - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52); Map: 275 on Orange C (98) DIAZ, Pat - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) DICARA, Beth - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) DICKINSON, Franne - See Map: 250 on Orange C (98) DICKINSON, John - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) DICK-SCHUSTER, Stacia - See Map: 250 on Green A (52) DICKSON, Julie - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) DIDIER, Les - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) DIETRICH, John - See Ad: 5, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) DIETRICH, Margaret - See Ad: 5, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) DIETRICH, Thomas - See Ad: 5, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) DIGGS, Dottie - See Ad: 142, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118) DILLER, Jeremy - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) DOBINSKA, Pat - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) DOERR, Michael - See Map: 270 on Green C (57); Map: 306 on Red C (29) DOLAN, James - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) DONOHOO, Sue - See Map: 206, on Green C (57) DOOLITTLE, Bev - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) Door Community Auditorium - See Ad: 85, Listing: 69, Map: Orange A (90) Door County Festival of Fine Arts - See Ad: 110, Listing: 117, Map Blue B (118) Door County Historical Museum - See Map: 244 on Red A (23) Door County Maritime Museum - See Listing: 24, Map: 213 on Red A (23) Door County Natural Creations - See Listing: 50 Door Shakespeare - See Ad: 58, Listing: 55, Map: Green C (57) DORE, Lester - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) DOUCETTE, Al - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) Dovetail Gallery & Studio - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) DOWLAND, Angie - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) DOYLE, William - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) DRIESBACH, David - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) DRUMM, E - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) DUDGEON, Sarah - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) DUFRANE, Jim - See Map: 217 on Red A (23) DULLEM, Norm - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) DUNCAN, Robert - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) DUNN, Judy - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) DUPONT, Gerry - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) DUPONT, Mary - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) DYMEL, Ashka - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98)

Eagle Bluff Lighthouse Museum - See Map: 303 on Orange B (92) EAKIN, Lois - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) EAM - DC Studios Inc - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) EASLEY, Cindy - See Map: 501 on Red A (23) EBY, Loretta - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) EDDINGTON, Tom - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) Edgewood Orchard Galleries - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) EGAN, Anne - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) EGAN, Anne W - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) EGGERT, Dale - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) EGGERT, Kathleen - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) EHLERT, Beth - See Map: 203 on Blue A (113) EHRMANN, Mark - See Map: 297 on Orange B (92) EKHOLM, Judi - See Ad: 68, Listing: 72, Map: Orange A (90); Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ELBY, Loretta - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ELIAS, John - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Ellison Bay Pottery Studios - See Ad: 5, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) ELSAYER, Abbey - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) ELSHOLZ, Gail - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ELSWICK, Amy - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ELVIDGE, Bonnie - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) EMERSON, Minnow - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) Emmett Johns Gallery - See Ad: 70, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) ENGLISH RETREADS - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) ERICKSON, Kimberly - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) ERICKSON, Robert - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52)

bronikowski - hutchcroft ERSKINE, Holly - See Map: 435 on Blue A (113) ERSKINE, Tim - See Map: 435 on Blue A (113) ESSER, Don - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) EVANS, Nate & Hallie - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) EVANS, Stephanie - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) EVENSEN, Jeremy & Jenni - See Map: 204 on Red A (23) EVERHARDUS, Sally - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52)

FABRICO, Stephen - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) FAGAN, Joan - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) FALOUT, Joe - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) FANG, Xiang - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) FARBER, Marcy - See Ad: 3, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) Farm Studio Rag Rugs Plus - See Listing: 123, Map: 265 on Purple (132) FARRELL, Patrick - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) FASANI, Ruben - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113); K Allen Gallery - Map: 201 on Blue A (113) FENENDAEL, Ed - See Map: 290 on Orange C (98); Map: 280 on Green C (57) FENNER, Andrea - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) FENNER, Mary Sue - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) FERRIER, Jeffrey - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) FICO, Angelo - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) FIEBER, Leonard & Martha - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Fine Line Designs Gallery - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) FIRE & LIGHT - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) FIREFLY GLASS STUDIO - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) FISHER, Avis - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) FITZGERALD, Brian - See Map: 290 on Orange C (98) FITZGERALD, Patrick - See Map: 290 on Orange C (98) FLEMING, Robin - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) Flying Pig Gallery & Greenspace See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) FOOTE, Julia - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) FORCIER, Chris & Doreen - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) FORKERT, Jan - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) FORSBERG, Eric - See Map: 220 on Green B (53); Scrimshanders - Map: 297 on Orange C (98) FRANK, Ricky - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) FRASER, Austin - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) FREEMAN, Nancy - See Map: 217 on Red A (23) FRICKE, Jason - See Map: 311 on Orange A (90) FRITSCH, Jessie - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) FRITZ, Joyce - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) FRITZ, Kathleen Chaney - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) Frykman Studio Gallery - See Ad: 114, Listing: 117, Map: Blue B (118) FRYKMAN, David - See Ad: 114, Listing: 117, Map: Blue B (118) FRYKMAN, Faith – See Ad: 17, Listing: 22; Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23); Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) FRYKMAN, Heather Harle - See Ad: 114, Listing: 117, Map: Blue B (118) FRYKMAN, Lucas - See Ad: 114, Listing: 117, Map: Blue B (118) FUNDINGSLAND, Don - See Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) FURLIN, Peggy - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Art of DC - Map: 203 on Orange A (90) FURNEY, Joyce - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90)

GADAMUS, Jerry - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) GAIKWAD, Promod - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) GALLAGHER, Michael - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) Gallery at Door Peninsula Winery - See Map: 246 on Green A (52) Gallery of the Door County Art League - See Listing: 69, Map: 456 on Orange A (90) GAMERDINGER, Ruth - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) GANOUDIS, Olga - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) GARCIA, Gail - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) GARRETT, Sandy - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) GARTNER & BLADE - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) GARVIN, Elizabeth - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92)

GARWOOD DESIGNS - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) GARY, Anne - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) GASPER, Jeff - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) GAUMER, Dan -See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) GEBAUER, Tony & Renee - See Map: 311 on Orange A (90); Map: 211 on Orange A (90) GEBERT, Annelies - See Map: 311 on Orange A (90) GEIGER, Patricia Marx - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) GELLERMAN, Kristine Martineau - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) George Burr Gallery - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) GEORGE, Brent - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) GEORGE, Kathie - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) GERBER, Glenn - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) GHADGE, Sucheta - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) GHURAYYA, Seema - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) GILCHRIST, Lynn - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52); Map: 232 on Red A (23) GILE, Carol - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) Gills Rock Stoneware - See Ad: 4, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) GILLSTER, Tad - See Map: 290 on Orange C (98) GILVEY, John P - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) GIRARDINI, Julie - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) GJERDSET, Kristin - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) Glas Coffee House - See Map: 219 on Red A (23) GLASNAP, Kathy - See Ad: 84, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92); Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) GLASS ACT - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) GLASS EYE STUDIO - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) GLOECKLER, Raymond - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) GLOWACKI, Connie - See Ad: 76, Listing: 80, Map: Orange A (90) GODBOLE, Ashwini - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) GODDARD, Anne - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) GOGGIO, Kristy - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) GOODALL, Leslie - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) GOODMAN, Christina - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) GOSSLING, Maryam - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) GOWAN, Greg - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) GRAEF, Renee - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57); Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) GRANT-NOREN - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) GREBEL, Paula Swaydan -See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) Greco Gallery - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) GREENING, Jeff - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) GREENWALD, Bonnie - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) GREENWOOD, Nathan - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) GREMMER, Sara - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) GRESKO-LYONS, Carol - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) GRIMES, Bruce - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) GRISWOLD, Glen - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) GRUETT, Molly - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) GRUNWALD, Barry - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) GRUPP, Holly - See Map: 351 on Orange A (90) GRUTZA, June - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) Guenzel Gallery, See Map: 305 on Orange A (90) GUYDOSH, Gary - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90)

HAAS, Steven - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) HACKETT, Dave - See Ad: 107, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118); Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) HAESE, Frank - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) HAESSIG, David & Jeneice - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) HAGER, Mary - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) HALE, Susan - See Ad: 77, Listing 80; Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) HALLER, Gailmarie - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) HAMBURG, Angela - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) HAMILTON, Mary - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) HAMM, Patrice Mayhew - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53); Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90)

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HANDLER, Audrey - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) Hands On Art Studio - See Ad: 74, Listing: 80, Map: Orange B (92) HANKS, Gary - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) HANKS, Steve - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53); Map: 220 on Green B (53) HANSEN, Harold - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) HANSEN, John - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) HANSON & KASTLES - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) HANSON, Ingrid - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HANSON, Kellie - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) HANSON, Ken - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HANSON, Tricia -See Ad: 32, Listing: 27, Map: Red A (23) Harbor Fish Market & Grill - See Map: 205 on Green C (57) HARDIMAN, Gloria - See Map: 304 on Orange B (92) HARGREAVES, Jeff - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HARRIE, Paul - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) HARRIS, Virginia - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) HARTLEY, Scott - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Hartmann Art Gallery – See Ad: 108, Listing: 117, Map: Blue A (113) HARTMANN, Bonnie - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) HASKEW, Lu - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) HATCH, David - See Map: 295 on Orange C (98) HATCH, Nathan - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HATHAWAY, Gail - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) HAWKINS, Stan - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) HAYES, Marga - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) HE, Qi - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) HEARDEN, Margaret - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HEDBLOM, Judy - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) HEGLAND, Peder - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) HEILMAN, Browen - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HEIMBACH, Dennis - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) HEINRICHS, Justine - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) HEINRICHS, Mitch - See Map: 203 on Orange B (90) HELSCHER, Nan - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HENDERSON, Doug & Barbara - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) HENDERSON, Jeff - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HENDRIKSEN, Karen - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) HERBECK, Ed - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) HERREMAN, Nita - See Map: 221 on Orange A (90) HEYSER, Jennifer - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) HIGDON, Rich - See Map: 311 on Orange A (90) HINES, Mark - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) HO, Gaylord - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) HODGELL, PC - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) HODGELL, Robert - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) HOEGGER, Dean - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52); Map: 210 on Red B (25) HOFF, Grace - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) HOFMANN, Kathy - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) HOLMES, Elodie - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HOMSTAD, Carl - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) Hope Church Gallery - See Map: 225 on Red A (23) HORN, Marilyn - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) HOTCHKISS, Joel - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) HOUGH, Jen - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) HOVE, Norma - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) How to Use This Guide - 9 HOWAT, Maria - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) HOYER, Jim - See Map: 217 on Red A (23) HUBBARD, Rozanne - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) HUEBNER, Sister Carla - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) HUFFMAN, Kate & Jere - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) HUNT, Jan - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 220 on Green B (53) HUNTER, Rick - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) HUNT-WULKOWICZ, Susan - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 220 on Green B (53) HUREMOVIC, Omer - See Map: 217 on Red A (23) HUTCHCROFT, Laura - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98)

index

IBAR, Julie Briede - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) IMBSWEILER, Regina - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) IMHOFF, Fred - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) IMMERMAN, Steve - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) Ingwersen Studio/Gallery - See Listing: 117, Map: 335 on Blue A (113) INGWERSEN, James J. - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Listing: 117, Map: 335 on Blue A (113); Map: 370 on Green C (57) Inn at Cedar Crossing - See Map: 227 on Red A (23) Interfibers Studio Gallery - See Ad: 82, Listing: 80, Map: Orange B (92) IRELAND, Michael - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Island Players - See Ad: 129, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) ITHIL METALWORKS - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) ITKELWAR, Pankaj - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132)

J&I - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) Jacksonport Craft Cottage - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) JACOBS, Adam - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) JACOBS, Kim - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) JAIDINGER, Judith - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) James Ingwerson, Cover Feature 60 JAMES, Peter - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) JAMES, Sandy - See Map: 311 on Orange A (90) JAUQUET, Andrea - See Map: 298 on Orange B (92) JAUQUET, William - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) JEFFCOAT, Pamela - See Ad: 95, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) Jeffrey Louis Budzis Studio - See Listing: 121, Map: 202 on Purple (132) JEFFRIES, Chris - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) JENKINS, Jim - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) JENZ, Tom - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) JOHNS, Emmett - See Ad: 70, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 540 on Red A (23) JOHNSON, Cynthia Barnes - See Map: 254 on Green C (57) JOHNSON, Frankie - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) JOHNSON, Fred - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) JOHNSON, Jim - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) JOHNSON, Mary - See Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) JOHNSON, Molly - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) JOHNSTON, Beth - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) JOLLEY, Richard - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) JONES, Virgil - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) JONES, Win - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) JORDAN, Charles - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) JORGENSON, Steve - See Ad: 114, Listing: 117, Map: Blue B (118) JOUBERT, Polly - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) Juddville Clay Studio & Gallery See Ad: 75, Listing: 81, Map: Green A (52) JUERS, Don - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57)

KADRMAS, Joyce - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) KAHLSA, Ananda - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) KAISER, Christine - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) KARG, Rollin - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) KARL WILEN, John - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) KASTER, Lavaun - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) Kathy Glasnap Gallery - See Ad: 84, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) KAU, Dagmar - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) KAYSER, Jane - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) KEDAR, Pravin - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) KEEFE, Shelby - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92); Map: 202 on Orange B (92) KEIM, Anna - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) KELIM - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) Kelly, Loretta - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) KENAROVA, Maria - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) KENNEDY, Mat Barber - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) KENNELLY, Susan - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) KENNEY-CARTER, Carolyn - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) KENYON, Barbara - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98)

KERWIN, Samantha - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) Kick Coffee - See Map: 229 on Red A (23) KIEL, Christine - See Map: 221 on Orange A (90) KIKER, Stephanie - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) Kimz Gallery Café - See Map: 234 on Red A (23) KING, Marjorie - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) KING, Pat - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) KIRACOFE, Daniel - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) KIRACOFE, Gary - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) KIRCHOFF, Audrey - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) KIRWEN, Bethany - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90); Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) KLEIN, Paul - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) KLITZMAN, Ken - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57); G&J Glassworks - Map: 217 on Red A (23) KLOTZKE, Don - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) KLUG, Gretchen - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) KNUPPER, Barb - See Map: 297 on Orange B (92) KOCH, James - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) KOENIG, Linda - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) KOENKE, Julie - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) KOLINSKI, Kris - See Map: 210 on Red B (25) KOLINSKI, Mark - See Map: 210 on Red B (25) KOLLACKS, Linda - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) KOLLING, Cindy - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) KOSHALEK, Cynthia - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) KOVAK, George - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) KOX, Norbert - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) KOZMA, Brigitte - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25); Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 142, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) KOZNEREK, Nora - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) KOZOWICZ-KRAMER, Elizabeth - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) KRAUSE, Paul - See Map: 240 on Orange A (90) KRAUSE, Sue - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) KREJCHA, Jerry - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) KRUEGER, Tom - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) KRUSE, Joy - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) KUBICK, Kathy - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) KUFRIN, Lainie - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) KUHNS, Jeanne - See Map: 250 on Green A (52) KUNIC, Helen - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) KWASNY, David - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) KYLE, Amy - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90)

LACOUETTE, Leonie - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LACROIX, Helen - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LADER, Deborah Maris - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) LAHEY, Karen - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) LAING, Catherine - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) LAJEUNESSE, Monique - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LAMO GalleryNT, Lyle - See Map: 240 on Orange C (98) LANDERMAN, Kristine Marie - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) LANGENBERG, Karla - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LANGENECKER, Steve - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LANGLOIS, Flora - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LANZER, Elizabeth - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LAPP, Anna - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) LAPP, Barbara - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) Lardiere Gallery & Studio - See Ad: 1, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LARDIERE, Geoffrey - See Ad: 1, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LARSON, Deb Stroh - See Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) LARSON, Jeanne - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LARSON, Maren - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) LARSON, Roberta L. - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LARSSON, Kate - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) LATHAM, Tim - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) LAUDERMILK, Rick - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) LAUENSTEIN, Fritz - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LAUGER, Dylan - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52)

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LAZZERONI, Ed - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LEATHAM, Jim - See Map: 426 on Blue A (113) LEDBETTER, Jeanne - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) LEE, Jennifer - See Map: 250 on Orange C (98); Map: 258 on Purple (132) LEE, Susan - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) LEIN-SVENCNER, Laura - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) LEMAIR, Lisa - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LEMBERGER, Ami - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) LEMKE, William - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) LENSCH, Angela - See Ad: 44, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53); Map: 565 on Orange C (98) LENZ, Lezlie - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LENZ-CRAMPTON, Elizabeth - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LEOPOLD, Susan - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LESH, Scott - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) LESTER, Travis - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) LEVENHAGEN, Ellen - See Map: 210 on Red B (25) LEVIN, Ed - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) LEVIN, Simon - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) LEVINE, Henry - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) LEVITSKY, Elizabeth & Mark - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) LEWIS, Keith - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LEWIS, Sam - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) Lily Bay Pottery - See Ad: 18, Listing: 24, Map: Red C (29) LINCK, John - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) LINDEMANN, Marge - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) Linden Gallery - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) LINDEN, Tom – See Ad: 39, Listing 51; Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) LINDSAY, David - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) LINGS, Paul & Anne - See Ad: 97, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Link Gallery at DCA - See Map: 330 on Orange A (90) LINNABARY, Cynthia - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) LITTLE, Craig - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LITTLETON/VOGEL, John/Kate - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) LIU, Lena - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) LIZTECH, Jill Elizabeth - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) LOCKWOOD, Margaret - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52); Map: 211 on Orange A (90) LOEBER & LOOK - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) LOEH, Bonnie - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LOHMILLER, Nancy - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) LONG, Timothy - See Map: 400 on Blue A (113) LOTT, Ted - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LOTTEN, Charles and Daniel - See Ad: 10, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) LOUDY, Pam - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) LUBERGER, Chad - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) LUECK, Brady - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LUEDTKE, Frank - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) LUETKE, Kaye - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) LUKES, Roy - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) LYMANN, Stephen - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) LYNCH, Sydney - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) LYON, Kim - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23); Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25); Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) LYON, Molly - See Map: 203 on Blue A (113) LYONS, R. Charlie - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98)

MAANUM, Jeanne - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) MACEJKOVIC, Janet - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MAD ART - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) MADER, Doug - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MADSEN, Stephany - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) MAEDER, June – See Ad: 73, Listing 81; Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) MAGAKIS, Gary - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) MAIN, Steven - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MAKTIMA, Duane - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) MALEC, Ralph - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) MALENCHIK, Thia - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) MALTMAN, Liz - See Map: 211 on Orange A (90) MAND, Tom - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53)

ibar - pkj designs MANDLI, Alex - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MANN, Barbara - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) MANN, Jason - See Map: 503 on Red A (23) MAR - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) MARANA, Alberta - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MARAWI, Ghaneswari - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) MARAWI, Pradeep - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) MARCOPULOS, Fotini - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) MARCOTTE, Tim - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MARKUSEN, Thomas - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MARONEK, Jim - See Map: 245 on Purple (132) MARSDEN, Ken - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) MARSHALL, Alex - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MARSHALL, Brent - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MARTIA, Dianne - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) MARTIN, Susan - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MARTINEZ, Jesse - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) MARTINEZ, Sandra - See Map: 270 on Green C (57) MARTINEZ, Wence - See Map: 540 on Red A (23); Map: 270 on Green C (57) MARX, Patricia - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) MASSEY, Grant - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MATSUMOTO, Yukimi - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MATUCCI, Tom - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MATYSZCZYK, Cliff - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MAU, Marjorie - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) MAURER, Nathan - See Ad: 10, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) MAXWELL, Doug - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) MAYER, Christine - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MAYHEW, Mary Ulm – See Ad: 91, Listing 81; Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) McCARTNEY, Butch - See Map: 540 on Red A (23) McCARTNEY, Mike - See Map: 540 on Red A (23) McCARTNEY, Stevi Lee - See Map: 540 on Red A (23) McCURDY, Bob - See Map: 214 on Green C (57) McCURDY, Jennifer - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) McDILL, Layl - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) McDONALD, Nancy - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) McDOWELL, Dorothy - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) McEVOY, Gene - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) McGOVNEY, Steven - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) McGRATH, Christine - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) McGUIRE, Cynthia - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) McKINDER, Barbara - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) McMURRAY, Julia F - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) McNAMARA, John - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) McNEIL, Diane - See Ad: 5, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) McVAY, Callahan - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MEAD, Jamie - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) Meadows Art Gallery - See Map: 203 on Blue B (118) MEDDAUGH, Laura - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) MEILAHN, Michael - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MEINERS, Lynn - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) MEIREN, Petra - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MEISSNER, Chris - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) Melzer Gallery - See Map: 257 on Green A (52) MENGERT, Carl - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MESIROW, Laura - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) MESSENGER, Shawn - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MESZAROS, Ruth - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) METZLOFF, Kyle - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) MEYA, Amy - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) MEYER, Geri - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) MEYER, Sharon - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) MICHAUD, Michael Vincent - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MICHEL, Ginger - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) MICHELLE, Suzanne - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) MICKEVICIUS, Ray - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98)

Midsummer’s Music Festival - See Listing: 119, Map: 203 on Blue B (118) MILIERIS, Edwardo - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) Mill Road Gallery - See Ad: 142, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118) Miller Art Museum - See Ad: 20, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23) MILLER, Cynthia - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) MILLER, Fannie - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) MILLER, Fay - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MILLER, Gerhard C.F. - See Ad: 20, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) MILLER, GL - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) MILLER, Rosie - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) MILLER, Ryan - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53); Map: 211 on Orange A (90) MILLER, Tim - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MILLER-HUBBARD, Joan - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MILLIGAN, Kerry - See Map: 535 on Red C (29) MILLS, Michael - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) MIOTKE, Anne - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MISSELT, Gretchen - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) MONIMALA - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) MONTGOMERY, Noah - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) MONTOYA/ORTIZ, Luis/Leslie - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MOORE, Charlie - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) MORIARTY, Marge - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MORTL, Deb - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MORTONSON, Sally - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MOTAWI, Nawal - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MOUTRAY, Denny - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) Mr Helsinki - See Map: 320 on Orange A (90) MUELLER, Richard - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) MUELLER, Taylor - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) MULLAN, Jim and Tori - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MULLER, Lisa - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) MULLINS, Lin - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MURPHY, Pam - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MURRAY, William - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MURTAUGH, Susan - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) MUSIC OF THE SPHERES - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) MUTCHLER, Sherry - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) MY FRIEND ROZE - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) MYRAH, Dagny - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92)

NACHREINER, Tom - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) NAGDAS, V - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) NAGEL, Allyson - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) NAYLOR, Karen - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) NEBUCHADNEZZAR, Olena - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) NEILSON, Jenifer - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) NELSON, Gail - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) NELSON, Judi - See Map: 430 on Blue A (113) NELSON, Rob - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) NELSON, Victor - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) NELSON, William - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) NEUGEBAUER, Judith - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) NEWKIRK, Peter - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) NEWMAN, Alan & Brenda - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) NEWQUIST, Karen - See Map: 214 on Green C (57); Map: 210 on Red B (25) NEWSTAT, Barry - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) NICHOLAS, Sharon - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) NICKOLS, Marcia - See Ad: 95, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 142, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118) NIEDZIAKOWSKI, Janice - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) NIEMI, Bruce - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) NIENOW, Nathaniel - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) NIGHT FOX - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) NILSEN, Jim - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) NOBBE, Maxine - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) NOLAN, Erin - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) NOLT, Alma - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) NUANCE BLOWN GLASS - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92)

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NYBERG, Tim - See Map: 540 on Red A (23)

ODEGAARD, Ron - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) O’DELL, Spike - See Map: 400 on Blue A (113) Off the Wheel Pottery - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) OFF, Audrey M - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57); AMO Gallery - Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) OHMAN, Christine - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Oilerie - Fish Creek - See Map: 221 on Orange A (90) OLIVERSON, Larry - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) OLSON, Deborah - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) OLSON, Irene - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) OLSON, Pat - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) O’NEIL, Laurette - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) ORNELAS, Robert - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) ORR, Rita - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ORTHOBER, Gary - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ORTNER-BLAKE, Lorraine - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) OSAJDEN, Paula - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) OSBURN, Carole - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) OTFINOSKI, Peter - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) OTIS, Irene - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) OVERBECK, Karin - See Map: 545 on Red C (29)

PACILEO, Cindy - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) PAGE, Colin - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Paint Box Gallery - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) PAL, Asim - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) PAPE, Sandra McCutcheon - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) PARKER, Cheryl Stidwell - See Map: 209 on Green C (57) PARUCH, Bonnie - See Ad: 120, Listing: 115, Map: Purple (132) PASSIKO - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) PATT, Richard - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) PATTERSON, Carol - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118); Map: 210 on Red B (25) PATTERSON, Faith - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) Patty Degenhardt Studio Gallery See Ad: 78, Listing: 69, Map: Orange A (90) PAYNE, Jeanette - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) PEARCE, Annie - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) PEDLER, Chelsea - See Map: 501 on Red A (23) PEDLER, Kim - See Map: 501 on Red A (23) PEDLER, Tami - See Map: 501 on Red A (23) Peg Egan Performing Arts Center - See Map: 202 on Green B (53) PEISER, Mark - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) PENCE, Robert - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) Peninsula Music Festival - See Ad: 79, Listing: 89, Map: Orange A (90) Peninsula Players Theatre - See Ad: 62, Listing: 81, Map: Orange B (92) Peninsula School of Art - See Ad: 71, Listing: 83, Map: Orange A (90) Performing Arts - 103 PERNU, Bob - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) PETERMAN, Spencer - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) PETERS, Rosie - See Map: 277 on Orange B (92) PETERS, Ryan - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) PETERSON, Angela - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) PETERSON, Charles L - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92); Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23); Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53); Map: 296 on Orange C (98) PETERSON, George - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) PETERSON, Sandra - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57); Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23); Map: 242 on Red A (23) PETERSON, Shane - See Map: 216 on Red A (23) PETRILLO, Claire - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) PFISTER, Penny - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) PHILABAUM, Tom - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) PHILLIPS, Renee - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) PIEPER, Kenny - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) PIJAN, Leonard - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) PKJ Designs / Michael Beaster Furniture - See Ad: 95, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98)

index PLACE, Sandra - See Ad: 116, Listing: 119; Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 405 on Blue B (118) PLEGER, Ernie - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) PLOUGHE, Susan - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) Plum Bottom Pottery & Gallery - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) POEHLMANN, Joanna - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) POLIKARPOV, Pasha - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) POLLERA, Daniel - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) POMPLUN, Georgene - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) POND, Jerry - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) Popelka Trenchard Studio - See Ad: 26, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23) POPELKA, Jeremy - See Ad: 26, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23) PORTER, Richard - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) POWELL, Ann - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) POZYCINSKI, Joseph & Georgia - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) PRESNAIL, Peter - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) PREY, Ann - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) PRISTAS, Tracy Lynn – See Ad: 93, Listing: 94; Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) PROTO, Christopher - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Public Galleries - 13

QUALBEN, Jonathon - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) QUARTETTI, Leonard - See Map: 234 on Red A (23)

RADEMACHER, Mark - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) RADKE, Deb - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) RADTKE, Barbara - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) RADTKE, Patsy - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) RANLY, Doc - See Map: 510 on Red A (23) RASMUSSEN, Beth - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) RASMUSSEN, Randy - See Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) RAWLINGS, Leda - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) RAYMOND, June - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) REBMANN, Ginny - See Map: 285 on Orange C (98) Red Barn, The -See Map: 356 on Purple (132) Red Cup, The - See Map 357 on Purple (132) REDDIN, Jon - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) REDLIN, Terry - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) REDMAN, Jayne - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) REED, Rebecca - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) REGULA, Ingrid - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) REID, Bill - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) REILING, Jude Ryan - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) REIMER, Dave - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) REINEKING, Gene - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) RERICHA, Jim - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) REUBEL, Frank - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) REZAC, Petr & Katia - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) RHEBERG, Judith - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) RHEE, Mea - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) RICHARDS, Will - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) RICHARDSON, Deborah - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) RICHARDSON, Sarah - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) RICHEY, Bree - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) RICKARD, Bob - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) RIGONI, Jim - See Ad 104, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118) Rigoniworks Art Gallery – See Ad: 104, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118) RING, Gail - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) RINKLEFF, Erik - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) RISCH, Rick - See Marisch Art RITCHEY, Gale - See Ad: 86, Listing: 83, Map: Orange B (92); Map: 456 on Orange A (90); Map: 300 on Orange A (90) RIVEN, Barry - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Rob Williams Studio Gallery - See Listing: 125, Map: 241 on Purple (132) ROBERTS, Philippa - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) ROBERTS, William - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ROBISON, Patrick - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ROENNING, Kristi - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) ROGERS, Stella - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) ROJAS, Ram - See Map: 235 on Red A (23)

ROSE, Jim - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) ROSENBERGER, Robert - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) ROSS, Mary - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) ROTZOLL, Harold - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ROWE, Alan and Char - See Map: 525 on Green A (52) ROYAL, Christopher - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ROYCE, David - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) RUBIDGE, Elizabeth - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) RUKOVINA, Betsy - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) RUNKLE, Matthew - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) RUSCITTO, Gonca - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) RUSH, Tommie Pratt - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92)

SACHS, Sue - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SAHU, Anant - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) SALOUTOS, Dematra - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) Samara Jewelry Designs - See Ad: 15, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23) SAMPLE, Joan - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SANDERS, Douglass - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SANDERS, Gerald - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SANDSTROM, Bonnie - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) SANDSTROM, Erland - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) SANTINI, Michael - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) SARGEANT, Tom - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) SARGENT, Nancy - See Map: 298 on Orange B (92) SARON, Dianne - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90); Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) SATAVA, Rick - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) SATOMI - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) SAUCK, Mark - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SAVAGE, Sue - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) SAXER, Valerie - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) SAYERS, John A. - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SCANDIN, Mary Jo - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SCHABES, April - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) SCHAFFNER, Sharon - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SCHANTZ, Mai Wyn - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SCHELLINGER, Lorraine - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) SCHERER, Clarence - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) SCHERER, David - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) SCHLISE, Max - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) SCHMELZER, John - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) SCHMIDT, Jack A - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SCHMIDT, Scot - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SCHMITH, Mary Jo - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) SCHMITT, Sandra McKenzie - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SCHNEIDER, John - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SCHNEIDER, Ken - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SCHNEIDER, Olaf - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SCHOENECKER, Lynne - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) SCHOWALTER, Nana - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) SCHRADER, Darrel - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) SCHROEDER, Alan - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) SCHUETTE, Rick - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SCHULTE, Joseph - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) SCHULTZ, Steven - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) SCHWALLER, Renee - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) SCHWARTZ, David - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SCHWENGEL, Paulette - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) SCRATTISH, Sharon - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) SEABOYER, Lisa - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SEAGARD, Tom - See Ad: 142, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118); Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) SEALY, Phil - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) SEASHOLTZ, Marion - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SEKIGUCHI, Risa - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132)

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SENN, Joan & Tim - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) SENN, Victoria - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) SEVOSS, Allan - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SEYBOLD, Fritz - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) SHAFER, Marvin - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SHANAHAN, Karen - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) SHARMA, Shyam - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) SHAW, Christa - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) SHAW, Julie - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SHEA, Patrick - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) SHEARD, Linda - See Ad: 18, Listing: 24, Map: Red C (29) SHIPPERLEY, George – See Ad: 66, Listing 83; Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SHULL, Linda - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SIBILSKY, Bren - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25); Ad: 142, Listing: 119, Map: Blue B (118) SIBILSKY, Randal - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) Sievers School of Fiber Arts - See Ad: 130, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) SILES, Madonna - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90); Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) SILVER, Mary - See Map: 501 on Red A (23) SIMMONS, Scott - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SIMMONS, Wayne - See Ad: 124, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) SIMON, Christine - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) SIMPSON, Josh - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SINGER, Tommy - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) SINGH, Kavita - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SINGSAAS, Ann - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SINNETT, Dee - See Ad: 59, Listing: 55, Map: Green C (57) SIRKUS, Cheryl - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) Sister Bay Festival of Fine Arts - See Ad: 110, Listing: 117, Map Blue B (118) SISULAK, Mary Ellen - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) SKROCH, Mike - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) SLIVOVSKY, Barbara - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) SLOAN-GERARD, Debra - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) SLOTZKIN, Alex - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) SLY, Kristy - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SMALL RUPP, Stacey - See Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92); Map: 220 on Green B (53) SMART GLASS - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) SMITH, Colette Odya - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) SMITH, Dale H - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) SMITH, David - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52); Map: 297 on Orange C (98) SMITH, Janet - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SMITH, Lesley Bruce - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) SMOLAK, Louis - See Map: 565 on Orange C (98) SNYDER, Evelyn - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) SOLOMON, Beth - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) SOMERS, Frederick D. - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SOUKUP, Robert - See Map: 246 on Green A (52) SOW, Adama - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) SOWINSKI, Rachel - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) SPARSHOTT, Deborah/Mark - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SPENCER, Lisa - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) SPROGUE-TOPELMANN, Ellen - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90); Map: 280 on Orange C (98) ST JOHN, Stephanie - See Map: 214 on Green C (57) ST PIERRE, Robert - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) STANASZEK, Kathryn - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53); Map: 235 on Green A (52) Stanger, Arlene - See Listing: 69, Map: 456 on Orange A (90) Stanger, Steve - See Listing: 69, Map: 456 on Orange A (90) STANKARD, Paul J. - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) STARK, Marcy - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113); Map: 456 on Orange A (90) STARK, Roger - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) STAROSKA, Tony - See Ad: 75, Listing: 81, Map: Green A (52) STARR, Katie - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) STEFFEN, Diane - See Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) STEINFELDT, Sr. Clarice - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) STEINMETZ, Peter - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) STELTER, Sharon - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98)

place - zweifel STEPHENS, Al & Sylvia - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) STERBA, Antonin - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) STERNARD, Lee - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) STEVENS, Wendy - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) STIERNA, Patsy - See Listing: 50 STILES, Melissa - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) STINSON, Don - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) STIPE, Dieter - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) STONE, Cohn - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) STOPPELENBURG, Josefien - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) STORY, BK - See Map: 223 on Green B (53) STORY, Rob - See Map: 223 on Green B (53) STOUT, Jacob - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) STOUT, John - See Map: 311 on Orange A (90) STROMQUIST, Anne - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) STUBENVOLL, Karl - See Map: 218 on Orange A (90) STUDIO PARIN - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) STUELKE, Linda - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) STULTZ, Jennifer - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) STULTZ, Ric - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) Sturgeon Bay Fine Arts Fair - See Ad: 31, Listing: 27; Map Red C (29) STYLE, Chris - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) SUDDUTH, Mark J - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) SUGIKI, Boyd - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) SUSIEHYER - See Ad: 112, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) Sutra Gallery - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) SUTTER, Eileen - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) SWAGEL, Chuck - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) SWEENEY, Barbara - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) Sweet Meadow Studio - See Ad: 59, Listing: 55, Map: Green C (57)

T Simon Jewelers - See Ad: 32, Listing: 27, Map: Red A (23) T. Meira - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) TAPASI, Nilesh K - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) TAPPAN, Cecilia - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) TAYLOR, Gretchen - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) TAYLOR, J Jeffrey - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) TAYLOR, Kal - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) TESSORO - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) TETRO, Marc - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Third Avenue Playhouse - See Ad: 30, Listing: 28, Map: Red A (23) THOMAS, Joel - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) THOMPSON, Don - See Map: 400 on Blue A (113) THORESON, Larry & Judy - See Ad: 4, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) THURNER, Sherry - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) TILTON, Dave - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) TIMM, Hermke - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 375 on Red C (29) TIMM, Joan S - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) TIMMERMAN, Barbara - See Map: 456 on Orange A (90) TIMMINS, Laura - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) TLACHAC, Janet - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) TOBIN, Carrie - See Ad: 10, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) TOFFOLON, Davide - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) TOPELMANN, Karsten - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90); Map: 280 on Orange C (98) TORONTO, Suzi - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Town Hall Bakery - See Map: 260 on Green C (57) TR Pottery - See Listing: 83, Map: 311 on Orange A (90) TRAYNOR, Alan - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) TRENCHARD, Stephanie - See Ad: 26, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23) TRIMPOL, Michael - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) TRISKELE MOON DESIGNS - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) TRISTINI, Ann - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Trueblood Performing Arts Center - See Map: 211 on Purple (132) TRUPIN, Donna Lindboe - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) TUCCI, J. Michael - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) TUMPACH, Cynthia - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) TURKSEVEN, Fiona - See Map: 204 on Orange C (98)

TURNBLADH, Cy - See Ad: 74, Listing: 80, Map: Orange B (92); Map: 300 on Orange A (90) TURNER, Gordon - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) Turtle Ridge Gallery - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) TURY, John - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) TYERS, Tom - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53)

UGONE, Janna - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) UHL, Mary A - See Ad: 33, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23); Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 351 on Orange A (90); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) ULVILDEN, Pipka - See Map: 403 on Blue B (118) UREN, Steve - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) UTTECH, Tom - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92)

VAIL, Frances E - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) VALENTINE, David - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) VAN BOXTEL, Roger - See Map: 297 on Orange C (98) VAN HORN, Larkin Joan - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) VANDEN HOUTEN, Dale - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) VANDERVINNE, Mark - See Ad: 67, Listing: 69, Map: Orange B (92) VANSCHYNDLE, Andy - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) VAUGHN, Kathryn - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98); Ad: 11, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) VAVRA, Kathie - See Map: 243 on Green A (52) VAVRA, Kerry - See Map: 243 on Green A (52) VERNON, Karen - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) VICKERY, Charles - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) VILLANO, Len - See Ad: 107, Listing: 115, Map: Blue B (118) VON NEUMAN, Robert - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) VOSS, Jessie - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) VOSS, Todd - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) VYAM, Gangaram - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132)

WAGH, Rahul - See Ad: 122, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132) WALKER, Allin - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) WALLACE, Lenox - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WALTON, Tal - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WALVORT, Larry - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WANGSNESS, Norma J - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) WARD, Faye Fisher - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) WARD, Jandellyn - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WARD, Susan - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) Washington Island Art & Nature Center -See Map: 212 on Purple (132) Washington Island Music Fest - See Ad: 131, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) Water Street Gallery - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) WATERS, Claudia - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) WATERS, Kim - See Map: 435 on Blue A (113) WATSON, Brian - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WATSON, Mary - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WAUTERS, Laural Virtues - See Map: 214 on Green C (57) Wayne Caldwell Simmons Studio Gallery - See Ad: 124, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) WEAVER, Ed - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) WEIDERT, Mary Jo - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) WEIGMAN, Kathy - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WEISER, Donna - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WEISS, Tyson - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WENBERG, Brenda - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WESSEL, Curt - See Map: 311 on Orange A (90) WGN Celebrity Coffee Cup Museum - See Map: 400 on Blue A (113) WHARTON, Candone - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) WHEELER, Kathie - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WHEELER, Pat - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) WHELAN, Micki - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WHITAKER, Lyman - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98)

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White Rose Healing Arts Studio - See Ad: 86, Listing: 83, Map: Orange B (92) WHITE, Charles - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) WHITE, Doris - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) WHITE, Mary - See Ad: 140, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) WHITEHOUSE, CT - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WHITNEY, John - See Map: 202 on Blue A (113) WHITNEY, Sue - See Map: 220 on Green B (53) WICK, Gary - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WICKSTROM, Ralph - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WIEDEMEIR, Norm - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WIER, Lori - See Ad: 14, Listing: 22, Map: Red A (23) WIESKE, Dan - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) WILCOX, Jan - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WILDE, Jonathan - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WILKE, Kathleen - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) WILKINSON, David - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) WILLEY, Lorin - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) WILLIAMS, Cheryl - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WILLIAMS, Lou - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WILLIAMS, Rob - See Listing: 125, Map: 241 on Purple (132) WILLIAMS, Shirley - See Listing: 125, Map: 241 on Purple (132) WILLING, Bea -See Map: 220 on Green B (53) WIMMER, Annette Renee - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) WINKLER, Anita - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) WINSTON, Geri - See Map: 231 on Green B (53) WINTER, Martha - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132) WINTER, Michelle Zjala - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WINTERS, Rita - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WIRCH, Karen - See Map: 420 on Blue B (118) WISCONSIN ART Permanent Collection - See Ad: 20, Listing: 24, Map: Red A (23) WOHL, Edward - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WOLF, Lynita - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) WOLF, Maureen - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) WOLFE, Cynthia - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113) WOLFGRAM, Ruth - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) WOLST, Archelle ‘Buttons’ - See Ad: 49, Listing 55; Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) WOLTER, Tammy Rae - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25) WOODS, Barbara - See Map: 241 on Orange A (90) Woodwalk Gallery - See Ad: 141, Listing: 55, Map: Green A (52) WORKS, Lou - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) WRIGHT, David - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WRIGHT, Laurie -See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) WU, Leslie - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) WYATT, Peter - See Map: 555 on Red C (29) WYNVEEN, Phillip - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) WYSOCKI, Stephen - See Ad: 34, Listing: 21, Map: Red B (25)

XIAO, Shunzhi - See Ad: 127, Listing: 123, Map: Purple (132)

YAMAMO, Judith - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) YANOVSKY, Slava - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92) YASHI, Holly - See Map: 300 on Orange A (90) YAZEL, Kirk - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) YODER, Ellen - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57) YOTHERS, Hanni - See Ad: 8, Listing: 50, Map: Green A (52) YOUELL, Sylvia - See Ad: 6, Listing: 121, Map: Purple (132); Map: 248 on Blue A (113) YOUNG, Carol - See Ad: 96, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98); Map: 203 on Orange A (90) YOUNG, Nancy - See Ad: 102, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) YUTZY, Laura - See Ad: 56, Listing: 50, Map: Green C (57)

Zabler Design Jewelers - See Ad: 10, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) ZABLER, Russ - See Ad: 10, Listing: 94, Map: Orange C (98) ZACHARIASEN, Amy - See Ad: 7, Listing: 72, Map: Orange B (92); Zachariasen Studio - Map: 380 on Green A (52) ZALUZEC, Pete - See Ad: 100, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ZIEGLER, Rusty - See Ad: 43, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) ZILISCH, Kenneth - See Ad: 101, Listing: 89, Map: Orange C (98) ZOELLICK, Scott - See Ad: 46, Listing: 50, Map: Green B (53) ZONDERVAN, John & Heather - See Ad: 99, Listing: 87, Map: Orange C (98) ZUKAUSKIENE, Asta - See Ad: 2, Listing: 125, Map: Purple (132) ZWEIFEL, Bill - See Map: 201 on Blue A (113)

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• The ethereal Door County landscapes of owner/artist Margaret Lockwood • 48 regional artists in all media, gifts & memorabilia • Weddings, events, meetings for up to 200 guests • Friday Night Jeanne Kuhns Concert Series Mid-Summer’s Music chamber music series • Center for Handmade Paper coordinated by Kirsten Christianson - Basket Making workshops with Sally Everhardus - Print Making with Donna Brown • Theatrical events in conjunction with Mark Moede and Theatre M • Sculpture ﬁeld; SiloSpace, labyrinth and MeadowNook • Online “CORRESPONDENCES” book with Rolf Olson

. . . OUR 20th YEAR . . .

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‘Heins Creek’ by Brigitte Kozma

43rd Season

2328 Mill Road, Sister Bay, WI

920.854.4416

www.millroadgallery.com Represented by:

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‘Lineman’ by Tom Seagard

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