Pastimes for a Lifetime is excited to be showcasing works by top art students of teacher/founder, Linda Wehrli at the Fall 2015 Student Art Showcase at the eclectic M Street Coffee Bar & Gallery! Many thanks to owner, Andrea McClain for supporting the arts in our community.
Meet the artists and be among the first to view the show at the Gallery Opening Party on Sunday, November 1 from 6pm – 8pm!
Enjoy a freshly roasted organic coffee, green tea latte, whole fruit smoothie, and delicious baked goods, while viewing the beautiful student artwork.
Drawings and paintings of stunning landscapes, architecture, flowers and gardens, still life, portraits, and vintage cartoon characters will be on display from Sunday, November 1 – 8, 2015 during store hours.
Take a sneak peek:
Exhibiting Student Artists
A. Gates
B. Eubanks
C. Ross
D. Mendelsohn
D. Sands
E. Lozdon
E. La Hive
G. Richards
J. Fogelman
J. Sanders
J. Lai
J. Lee
L. Wakeland
M. Stevens
R. O’Sullivan
R. Jager
S. Sternin
S. Schwartz
S. Vazir
T. Vlahos
Past Student Art Shows may also be viewed online at Pastimes’ Student Art Gallery.
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Thank you for your support.
For more on Pastimes for a Lifetime’s Art Curriculum, founder/instructor Linda Wehrli, or office manager Jessica Lee Sanders, visit the website or Facebook page. Catch the photos from this Fall’s Student Art Showcase on Instagram after the party.
I’ve been committed to continuing lifelong learning and inspiring creative thinking through art and music since 1989. I’d love to meet you! You’re welcome to chat with me on Zoom or stop by the studio. Just shoot me an email at Linda@pastimesinc.com and I’ll be glad to set up a mutually convenient time.
I wish we had in Las Vegas, Nevada this wonderful connection of art with coffee like the M Street. We do have an Art District, see http://www.18b.org/, which is a sop to artists by the casino-dominated government. There once was an Art and Coffe bar in a Las Vegas neighborhood that failed, because it was not fostered by the casino-dominated government.. The Las Vegas Art District does not have the good ambiance like the activities, that are unencumbered by government influence, as promoted by Mrs. Wehrli. and her pastimesinc.com.
Thank you for your kind reply. I’m glad to learn about the Art District near year. Perhaps the local colleges and universities will foster an alliance with local business to promote local student shows like Pastimes for a Lifetime does.
Good coffee. Good art. I’ll be there!
Thanks for your support.