Johnson Creek Art Show

By jcwc | Published: June 27, 2012

See a slideshow of Johnson Creek inspired art work currently on display at the Vollum Lounge at Reed College.

Johnson creek art show work available for purchase 2012 complete from jcwc12

Artists Reception is on Friday, Sept 7 from 6-8pm and includes live music with a marimba band.

The show runs from Sept 7-Oct 12. See flyer for October gallery hours here.
Contact marty@jcwc.org to paticipate.
Start Time: 6:00pm
Date: 2012-09-07
End Time: 8:00pm

Gary Michael, Powell Butte, Pastel

Vicki Zimmerman, Johnson Creek Park, Oil

Bruce MacGregor, Brownwood, Photography

Reed Canyon Restoration Tours

Friday, Sept. 14 and Sept. 28, 5-6pm

Meet at the Johnson Creek Art Show at 5; show hours 5pm-8pm. Reed College Restoration Manager, Zac Perry, will lead educational tours in this urban canyon. Fifteen years of habitat restoration have yielded results; wild chinook and coho salmon and steelhead trout return here to spawn.

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