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Local Artist Spotlight:
Donna Barnako Trunk Show
Saturday, March 26
"1001 BEADS" is an exclusive trunk showing of new works by Great Falls jewelry artist/teacher & world traveler Donna Barnako. The event will showcase Donna's new works in macramé, etched metal and wire. Materials unearthed during her latest travels include vintage hat fobs, watch parts, wooden puzzle pieces from Paris, stamps, keys & vintage lace, all of which will find its way into a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry soon.
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Denise Shreeve:
Sat., March 19, 11am - 4pm
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Denise Shreeve (we like to call her the Bee Lady) was such a big hit last spring that we invited her back for the new gardening season. She's a passionate advocate for native flora & fauna that often have to fight for their rightful place in their natural habitats. She'll be here to answer your questions & make you a convert.
Denise's specially designed, locally crafted native bee houses encourage these super-pollinators to nest in your yard. No worries: native bees don't sting & don't produce honey, making them excellent, low maintenance residents.
The houses are in stock now.
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Calendar
March 8: Mardi Gras
March 12: Bag Day
March 13: Daylight Savings Time
March 17: St. Patrick's Day
March 20: Purim/1st day of Spring
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Greetings!
Desperately ready for spring? Don't worry, we are too! Luckily, there are several special events coming up to remind us that we're exiting one (long) season and entering a much anticipated new one. Join us soon to celebrate.
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Tasha McKelvey
Irresistible Charm
Tasha McKelvey's adorable ceramic pots & jewelry are just the thing to lift our spirits & remind us that yes, spring will come again. Her mission is to make home objects feel personal again by adding an artist's touch & a bit of cheer to every piece she makes. Don't be fooled - her work looks whimsical, but it's practical too: all pieces are microwave, oven & dishwasher safe. However, these little bowls happily leave the kitchen to provide a spot to hold your favorite earrings, spare change or paper clips.
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Marjorie Baer
Recycled Metal Jewelry Handmade in America
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Marjorie Baer's mixed metal jewelry combines matte finishes, subtle textures & softly organic shapes. Since launching her line in the late 1960's, Marjorie has remained commited to making each piece a unique work of art that reflects timeless elements of design & cultural connections. She strives to deliver a high quality, ecologically friendly product that continues to be handmade in San Francisco. Every step of her process, from design to shipping is done in accordance with the 3 Rs: Reuse, Reduce & Recycle.
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Celebrations of the Season:
Mardi Gras & St. Patrick's Day
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Cooped up party animals, now is your time to shine! Mardi Gras & St. Patrick's Day are the perfect opportunity to let your wild side loose. Accessorize with wacky hats, faux sideburns, funky glasses & of course, lots & lots of beads.
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