NEAT: North End Arts Tour    |    Free Self-Guided Art Tour December 2-4, 2016
Follow the map to visit 6 studios with multiple artists at each location in North Seattle and talk with local creatives about their work. Purchase high quality hand-crafted art in a wide range of media and prices.

Look for our new RED and YELLOW signs around North Seattle.

Friday 5-8pm; Saturday & Sunday 10am-5pm

Locations

1. Lynette Hensley Studio 
    3009 NE 135th St (98125), 425.772.7231
    (2nd house east of 30th Ave NE on NE 135th St) 
    Accessibility: 2 steps to front door, level entry available
         Lynette Hensley: Mixed Media
         Robin Westbrook: Contemporary, unique handbeaded jewelry          
         Mona T. Smiley-Fairbanks: monotype printmaking, acrylic paintings
         Larry Baumgartner: custom guitar construction

2. Sun House Studio 
    13528 23rd Place NE (98125), 206.933.0759
    (just west of 30th Ave NE off NE 130th St) 
    Accessibility: 2 steps, no handrail
         Lois Gaylord: fiber artist
         Kevin Cain: Painting and drawing       
         Janis Howes: scientific illustration and colored pencil drawings

3. Tribal Zone Studio 
    12807 23rd Ave NE (98125), 206.459.8887
    (just west of 30th Ave NE off NE 130th St) 
    Accessibility: 2 steps
         Suz O'Dell: Fine silver, bronze and gemstone jewelry
         Cynthia Wood: Jewelry

4. MKimberly Press
    12027 Barlett Ave NE (98125), 206.639.4965
    Accessibility: Six Steps
         Mare Blocker: Artist Books and Prints
         Buzz White: Sculptures
         Carolyn Swanberg Blocker: mosaics

5. Sandy Spear's Studio
    5054 Nicklas Pl NE (98105),  206.898.4685
     Accessibility: three steps
         Sandy Spear: handmade glass bead jewelry
         Priscilla Peterson: embellished garments
         Connie Munford: fused glass

6. Mary Ashton's Studio 
    6511 19th Avenue NE (98115), 206.729.2536
    (One block west of Third Place Books)
     Accessibility: many steps
         Mary Ashton: handmade paper arts and books
         Marcy Johnson: metal jewelry, handwoven scarves
         Jim Short: fine wood turning
         Annie de Vuono: wearable and artistic hats