Agenda topics include:
• Self-Publishing Elements (soup to nuts)
• Writing and Editing (self and people)
• Book Covers (the parts and practices)
• Layout and Formatting
• Where/ How/ When to Publish
• Post Release (maintenance and more)

Write On The River members have priority until November 14 to register for the 30 free seats. After that, available space is open to the public. See writeontheriver.org for details.

Due Date: 11/21/2026
Website:
Contact: sjlagsdin@yahoo.com
5094334742

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Due Date: 11/04/2026
Website:https://artworx.studio
Contact: joss.self@gmail.com

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The ideal candidate is organized, friendly, detail-oriented, a great communicator, a team player, physically fit to move around our large campus and is comfortable managing a variety of tasks in a dynamic arts organization.

Find the job description and how to apply in the link!

Due Date:
Website:https://icicle.org/about/employment/
Contact: mercy@icicle.org
(509) 548-6347

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Gather in the studio for a warm, hands-on creative experience. Hosted by DIY artist Stevie, this workshop guides you through crafting unique, handmade holiday cards to share with those you love.

Explore mixed-media techniques—watercolor washes, collage, festive stamping, and illustration tricks—to transform blank paper into keepsake art. Whether you're a seasoned maker or haven't held a paintbrush in years, you'll leave with a beautiful set of finished cards ready to send.

Event Details

When: November 28 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM

Investment: $34

Includes: All art supplies, guided instruction, drinks, and snacks to keep the ideas flowing.

Reserve Your Spot

Spaces are limited—save your seat at the table and join us for a cozy, creative celebration of the solstice season.

Location: Liminal heART Studio

RSVP: creativeheartcounselingwa@gmail.com

Due Date: 11/28/2026
Website:https://www.creativeheartcounselingwa.com/workshops
Contact: creativeheartcounselingwa@gmail.com
5098223699

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Wabi-Sabi: Unexpected Beauty is an exhibition exploring the simple appeal found in imperfection, incompleteness, and impermanence. Inspired by the Japanese aesthetic philosophy of wabi-sabi, this exhibition will showcase art that reflects the passage of time, transformation, or growth and evolution. Unexpected Beauty will also celebrate art inspired by weathered or irregular forms and materials and handmade art that reveals the artist’s imprint. Artists are encouraged to submit work that broadens the concept of beauty, revealing it through subtlety and simplicity, worn surfaces, or evidence of time and use. Art should reflect a commitment to authenticity. All media will be considered, including sculpture, painting, photography, ceramics, fiber arts, and mixed-media.

Curators: Ed McCarthy and Marcy Stamper

Here are the rules.

Number of pieces to submit: up to 4

Each piece must be:
Your own original work.
Available for sale.
Created in the last 3 years.
Never previously been shown in Okanogan County.
Any size.
Any medium.

Ready for hanging with appropriate hardware/wire secured to work (works without hanging hardware or not professionally presented will not be hung. No dented or scratched frames unless that is part of the work)

Please Note: The curator(s) have the right to refuse work, even after work is delivered to the gallery, if it does not contribute to the direction, cohesiveness, or available space of the show. We are looking for high-quality execution and thoughtful content that contribute to the vision of the show as stated above.

DEADLINES
By November 12, 2026
Fill out the online submission form with completed pieces on our Online Submission Form
Please note: each piece will need a separate entry
Email high-quality JPGs (300dpi) of accepted work to exhibits@confluencegallery.org for consideration of use in our promotional materials.

By January 2, 2027
Completed works to The Confluence
Complete the Confluence contract
Complete Artist Statement and Bio online submission for public display.

January 16, 2027 –EXHIBIT OPENS
Opening reception 5-7 PM at The Confluence: Art in Twisp

February 27, 2027 – EXHIBIT CLOSES
Work will be available for pick up 10 am – 2pm on Sunday, February 28, and Monday March 1. Please contact The Confluence at creative@confluencegallery.org if you need to make other arrangements beyond those dates and times. All work must be picked up by March 30, 2027, unless further arrangements are made.

The Confluence is a non-profit gallery. All shipping costs to and from the gallery of unsold works are each artist’s responsibility. See The Confluence Shipping Procedures form for details.

Please email creative@confluencegallery.org or call The Confluence at (509) 997-2787 if you have any questions about the show or the requirements. We are looking forward to hearing from you.

Sincerely,
Marcy Stamper and Ed McCarthy
Curators

Due Date:
Website:https://www.confluencegallery.org/artists/call-to-artists-main-wabi-sabi
Contact: creative@confluencegallery.org
5099972787

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Visit the WVSO website to check out this year’s concert lineup in depth. If you believe that your artwork aligns with one of the performances and you’d like the opportunity to show and sell your artwork, send us an email!

Concert I: The Gothard Sisters: Moment in Time
October 3, 2026

Concert II: Hymn for Everyone
November 7, 2026

Concert III: Full Moon & Empty Arms
February 27, 2027

Concert IV: Max Richter: The New Four Seasons
April 17 & 18, 2027

Due Date: 04/11/2027
Website:
Contact: arts@ncwarts.org

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The park features a dog off-leash area, skate park, picnic shelter, and children’s play equipment. The design should take into consideration ease of maintenance and resistance to vandalism. A laser-cut, powder-coated steel image is desirable to reduce the amount of surface area available for tagging and areas where a person may be concealed. The art panel is planned to measure sixteen feet wide and four feet high and would be anchored onto a concrete curb. Full details are available on the City of Wenatchee website:  https://www.wenatcheewa.gov/services/bid-opportunities.

PRELIMINARY SCHEDULE:
The following is the preliminary schedule for the project and is subject to change. Changes to the final installation deadline will be at the mutual agreement of the artist and the City of Wenatchee and may be subject to change. The ideal completion would be prior to March 30, 2027.

Call to Artists:  August 20, 2026
Submittal Deadline: October 1, 2026 2:00pm
City Selects Finalists: October 20, 2026
Finalist Interviews: November 17, 2026
Artist Selection: December 10, 2026
Estimated Project Start: January 10, 2027
Estimated Project Completion: March 30, 2027

QUESTIONS:
For any questions regarding the project, please contact Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Director David Erickson, at (509) 888-3284 or derickson@wenatcheewa.gov. Email communication is preferred.

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ART TEACHER GENERAL RESPONSIBILITIES

• Teach introductory art curriculum for scholars in grade 9 
• Use standards, learning targets and formative assessments to give feedback on mastery of standards in a competency-based grading systemDaily Instruction of students using democratic classroom techniques
• Embody mission and vision of school
• Teach, re-teach and enforce school-wide systems, routines, and procedures
• Provide engaging, motivating, and rigorous instruction in whole-class and individual settings
• Analyze student data in collaboration with the principal, content team, and grade level team.
• Communicate regularly and proactively with students and families
• Provide weekly feedback for students that reflect mastery on learning targets, standards and competencies  
• Collaborate with other staff members and actively participate in all professional learning activities
• Work to continuously improve effectiveness in your instructional practices, and incorporate feedback from weekly observations by the principal 
• Use feedback to make productive changes in performance
• Be open to feedback, continue development as professional, and take responsibility for student outcomes and achievement

QUALIFICATIONS

Current WA State Teacher Certification 

Full Job Description and application HERE.

Due Date: Open until filled.
Website:https://pinnaclesprepcharterschool1.bamboohr.com/careers/48
Contact: jill@pinnaclesprep.org
5098886464

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Due Date:
Website:https://ncwarts.org/fiscal-sponsorship/
Contact: callie@ncwarts.org
509.548.1257

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