First Friday Art Walk info.

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First Friday Art Walk January 2nd

Ring in the New Year with First Friday Artwalk in Historic Old Town Pocatello. The following businesses will be hosting artists this month:

Pocatello Art Center 444 N. Will have a show titled "All Seasons" which will feature art by local artist covering spring, summer, fall and winter.  A reception will also be offered

Mustard Seed Dreams 362 N. Main will feature a local artist

Walrus & Carpenter Books 251 N. Main will host artist Anne Merkley - Straight Shots digital photographs

Molinelli's Jewelry on Main will feature the work of Jeanne Hand 

The Gallows 122 N. Main will feature artist Blaine Gasser

Myers Anderson Architects 101 N. Main will present the work of a local artist

New Dawn Gallery 357 W. Center On display are the "Works on Paper" by Milica Popovic

Syringa Wireless Station Square 200 S. Main will show paintings by Melinda Peterson

Mind Your Body Wellness Studio 234 S. Main will feature affordable fossils and minerals from all over the world for the beginning collectors to the serious rock hounds.  Included in this exclusive showing will be Amethyst, Geodes, Quartz, Ammonites, Agates and a host of other fossils, minerals and jewelry from all corners of the earth.

Portneuf Valley Brewing 1st Street will feature artists James Lloyd, photographer and Andy Berg, painter

First Congregational Church, 309 N. Garfield First Friday Coffeehouse will feature the local band, Steelhead Redd and friends (Angier Wills, Diana Shipley, and Greg Mladenka).  Music will start at 7:30 pm.  Refreshments will be available for purchase.  The $4 per person at the door helps support Cedar Health Center and First Friday music programming.

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