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One of the 4 Pillars of the Chautauqua is the ever-popular Art Pillar, housed downstairs in the Chautauqua Hall of Brotherhood on Circle Drive. As usual, the Walton County Art League (WCAL) will be on hand to display their creations, such as paintings, drawings, decorated shells, and minis. Seated along the walls, over a dozen booths will represent various artisans, groups, and guilds. These folks will demonstrate their particular crafts and chat with visitors about the history and processes involved in their area of expertise. Many are excitedly planning hands-on experiences for visitors of all ages. The Panhandle Plein Air Painters will be set up around the Lake Yard and throughout the Historic Downtown area. Their wet paintings, displayed on easels in front of the Chautauqua Hall of Brotherhood, will be for sale inside the building. Visitors will want to look for these Plein Air artists as they enjoy the Chautauqua experience.
You can visit art presentations on the following days and times:
Friday, March 15, 8am-5pm
Saturday, March 16, 8am-5pm
Jan Hannon, of the WCAL, Acrylic Miniature Painting
Chautauqua Porcelain Artists, with Dolly Beachy
Helga Letourneau, Pottery
Nancy Hayes, Pottery
Kat Spieker, Tatting
Lash Buddies, the DeFuniak Springs Reed Baskets, with Karen Sheehan
Loral Culberson, Coiled Baskets, Native American Style
CBSG Spinners Guild
Chautauqua Quilters Guild
Ann Day, Wreaths
Charlie Day, Photography
Emerald Coast Fiber Guild
Allison Cox Stained Glass
Emerald Coast Woodturners