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Save the Date!


Feb 7, 2026 at the Black Pearl on the Columbia 56 S 1st Street Washougal, WA 98671


Check out the 2026 Artists - CLICK HERE


The Artisans’ Guild of Camas proudly presents the 3rd annual HeART Fest – a non-juried show dedicated to creating a space where creative energy meets the marketplace in a festive, inviting atmosphere. This is an opportunity for both established regional artists and emerging talent to showcase and sell their work, connect with art lovers, and grow their local presence.This year, we’re thrilled to bring HeART Fest to a stunning new venue: the Black Pearl on theColumbia, a contemporary, light-filled space with sweeping views of the Columbia River andMt. Hood — an inspiring backdrop for art.We’re also excited to debut a curated student gallery, inviting young artists and their families to join in this celebration of creativity.



 
 
 


We meet every 3rd Wednesday. Find the Artisans' Guild of Camas at 6pm at the Camas Public Library, second floor Nan Henriksen meeting room (first on the left). 625 NE 4th Ave, Camas

Join us for a lovely evening of art chat covering upcoming events. You don't need to be a member to check out our group - attend a meeting to see what we are all about and ask any questions you may have.


Art Share Night


We will use our time after the general meeting to present a piece of work we'd like to share with the group. Feedback and comments are optional. We'd like this to be a completely safe space available for simply sharing our creativity with each other. Each person will have a few minutes to talk about their art if they'd like.

Please Bring: 1 or 2 pieces of art you would like to share.



Welcome to our new AGC board! Thank you for your enthusiastic dedication to our mission!


Co Presidents: Lara Blair & Kristin Culotta

Secretary: Maryanne Latoria Banich

Treasurer: Phyllis Carter



Mr. Jay Myers, headshot in black and white. Wearing glasses, long white hair. Myers is an illustrator and writer.  He is first a storyteller. Out of story, he creates mixed media art that captures nature, legend, and faerie tales.
























art share example - 5x8" watercolor Chairy Blossom by Gabrielle Alice



Questions, Comments?


We would love to see you at our next meeting! If you have any questions or comments, please drop us a note on our contact page.


 
 
 

-- VOTE VOTE VOTE and "Patterns with Gab"  --


We meet every 3rd Wednesday. Find the Artisans' Guild of Camas at 6pm at the Camas Public Library, second floor Nan Henriksen meeting room (first on the left). 625 NE 4th Ave, Camas


It's that time of year again, believe it or not, to vote in our guild's 2026 board members. Elections will only happen at this October meeting, and we want your voice to be heard. You must be present to vote.


Our nominations so far:

Co President: Lara Blair

Co President: Kristin Culotta

Secretary: Maryanne Latoria Banich

Treasurer: Phyllis Carter


Join us for a lovely evening of art chat covering upcoming events. You don't need to be a member to check out our group - attend a meeting to see what we are all about and ask any questions you may have.


For our monthly presentation, we have "Patterns With Gab". Learn hands-on how to make a simple true repeat pattern with Gabrielle of GABRIALICE art.


PLEASE BRING: (if you have available) a piece of any color 8-½ x 11 paper, pencil or pen(s), masking tape, and scissors. If you don't have these we will have some to share! Thicker paper will help but is not required. Alternately, bring a piece of 2d art on paper you're comfortable cutting up. Art with several similar elements on the page would work best but not required.


Mr. Jay Myers, headshot in black and white. Wearing glasses, long white hair. Myers is an illustrator and writer.  He is first a storyteller. Out of story, he creates mixed media art that captures nature, legend, and faerie tales.
























Gabrielle Alice, founder of the brand GABRIALICE is an artist driven by a deep gratitude for life and a fascination with the colors and patterns of the everyday. Working primarily in watercolor and gouache, she paints emotional, nature-inspired pieces that offer moments of joy, stillness, and connection. Her creative process is both therapeutic and liberating, and her work aims to inspire others to reconnect with their own inner spark — whether through a smile, a memory, or the reminder that beauty is always nearby.


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Questions, Comments?


We would love to see you at our next meeting! If you have any questions or comments, please drop us a note on our contact page.


 
 
 

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