SECOND FRIDAY Featured Artist: Lindsay Breidenthal

Lindsay Breidenthal presents her show “Soft Animal Bodies.”

Everyone is invited as Lindsay Breidenthal shares her inspiration and creativity with us at the Art Alley @ Pybus! Join the excitement as the Art Alley @ Pybus moves to a SECOND FRIDAY format to give art lovers another Friday to go out, enjoy art and have fun! We are elated to have Lindsay kick off the special occasion!

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9TH:

Featured Musicians: Lucky Break Boys

Beverages and hors d’oeuvres crafted by local Pybus merchants available by donation.

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The program opens with Michael Young's Prelude Music, a majestic – and playful – four movement work: Prelude, Fugue, Passacaille, and Toccata. This was commissioned inspired by the organ at St. Mark’s cathedral in Seattle. It is followed by "Pentamerisms" by R. Michael Daugherty. This suite explores the number five (i.e. "penta" is a prefix meaning five, originally from Greek) in three movements. Bruce Reiprich's impressionistic "When Flowers Sleep" opens the second half. The duo premiered Reiprich’s piece in Ellensburg on March 8, 2026. The final suite on the program, "Dry Falls," was co-commissioned with Friends of the Lower Grand Coulee. In six movements, the suite evokes the Missoula Floods with still water motifs and crashing waves. Learn more about this piece on Northwest Public Radio (under “Dry Falls”).

The Caulkins Guitar Duo actively commissions new works for two guitars. These commissioned works include Three Cherokee Legends by Sarah Pierce (NC), Kootenai East, Op. 56 by Michael E. Young (ID), Water Leaves by Bruce Reiprich (PA), and Sunrise in the Woods by Virginia Yep (Peru/Berlin). The duo also specializes in historically-informed performances of early nineteenth-century music from the archives – new music from the past!

The Caulkins’ recordings have been declared “altogether exciting!” (Fanfare, New Jersey), “a striking debut album” (Guitar Review, New York), and that “they make the music come alive” (The Intimate Guitar). Guitar International described the duo as “a well-matched team.”.

Neil and Tamara are Artists-in-Residence at Gallery One in Ellensburg where they curate an annual series, “Guitar in the Gallery.” The duo maintains an occasional blog and schedule of concerts on their website: www.caulkinsguitarduo.com. For more information, check out their website (www.caulkinsguitarduo.com).

Due Date: 10/17/2026
Website:https://www.zeffy.com/en-US/ticketing/new-music-for-two-guitars-featuring-dry-falls-suite
Contact: secretary@friendsofthelowergrandcoulee.org
4252109195

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

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Based in Wenatchee, Washington during the fall and winter, Seth performs throughout North Central Washington at wineries, breweries, restaurants, music venues, festivals, weddings, and private events. His touring schedule also takes him to Alaska during the summer and Florida during the winter and spring.

Performing more than 250 shows a year, Seth brings years of live experience, professional sound equipment, and an easygoing, audience-focused approach to every event. His shows blend familiar favorites, unexpected requests, storytelling, and original music into a relaxed, engaging live music experience.

Website:
https://linktr.ee/sethmalone

Contact:
booking@sethmalonemusic.com
(907) 252-6420

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Step into a world where masked beings emerge from sculpture, assemblage, and myth. This exhibition features the work of Louise Garrie, an artist who moves at the threshold between the seen and unseen, crafting creatures that call forth what protects us and what obscures us in equal measure.

Garrie’s work invites you into an intimate reckoning: what lies beneath the masks we all wear? Her sculptural beings, part ritual object, part emissary, ask viewers to sit with their own shadows and subconscious, to be truly seen in a moment that feels rare and a little strange. Drawing from memory, identity, and collective consciousness, the pieces sing together as a kind of invocation, asking for nothing but your attention and breath.

Little is known about Garrie herself. She works and moves through the world much like her creatures do, letting the art speak beyond biography or explanation. Her belief is simple: when darkness gathers, art is how we summon the light.

Join us for an evening that lingers in the liminal. No invitation needed beyond your own curiosity.

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Website:

Contact:
marialikestrees@gmail.com
3607868638

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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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PRESENTER: Becca Freimuth

This workshop series will guide artists of all stripes to strengthen how they present online, from being easier to find and guiding potential customers toward action to staying visible and connected.

Each session builds on the last—participants are encouraged to attend the full series.

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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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