Gallery opening during First Friday |
Vancouver, USA, on the Columbia
River, is surprisingly artsy. Vancouver is known for public art. The Esther
Short Park Salmon Clock Tower is one of my
favorites. But recently I became aware of their ever-expanding arts scene.
A First Friday Art walk led me
from gallery to gallery. I found the Downtown and Uptown areas bustling with
people enjoying al fresco dining and bar-hopping.
The festive atmosphere
continued as artisan booths were set up along Main and Evergreen. Musicians
added to the fun.
When I walked along the sidewalks
of downtown Vancouver Washington for their monthly Art
Walk, I was surprised to see some people-sized hearts on display.
The "HeArts" are dotted
throughout central Vancouver. Hearts made by 30 local artists are be on display throughout Vancouver through September 16th.
These are BIG hearts created to bring awareness to heart health and raise funds
for the PeaceHealth SW Medical Center Foundation. Click
here for a map of the HeArt locations.
Our tour of art ended with wine and finger foods at Mon Ami Cafe in Uptown. A guitarist
entertained us as we sipped on wine and enjoyed the delightful salads and
cheeses provided by Mon Ami.
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What is the heart made out of/painted with?
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