Mary Truhler’s beautiful statement earrings are hand-blown hollow glass beads. They catch the light beautifully. They are designed with meticulous attention to detail. Each piece is unique. It showcases a stunning array of colors that shift and shimmer.The glass’s lightweight nature embraces the fleeting sunrises/sunsets found at the beach.
Exclusively.
One-of-a-kind.
Made by NW Hands (TM)
Sea glass earrings by Mary Truhler are available in three distinct price ranges. They cater to various budgets and preferences. These stunning accessories come in graduated sizes. They are meticulously crafted from small and delicate pieces to medium-sized options. There are even elaborate double-tiered designs that make a bold statement. Each pair is unique. They showcase the beauty of reclaimed sea glass. This glass is often called mermaid’s tears. It is reminiscent of the ocean’s enchanting mysteries. The intricate craftsmanship and thoughtful design guarantee these earrings add a touch of elegance. They also tell a story of the sea.
Representing a collection of fine art by an exceptional group of regional artists for over twenty years. From traditional to transitional, contemporary to realism, impressionism to emerging art, and fine jewelry.
Michael Muldoon is a lifelong Northwest artist. He spent three decades with Chrysler. During that time, he honed his skills and developed a deep appreciation for craftsmanship and innovation. He is a distinguished Hall of Fame member and a proud graduate of Seaside High.
He has always embraced opportunities for growth and learning. These opportunities ultimately led him to attend the prestigious West Point.
“Being recognized as Soldier of the Month highlighted my dedication to my unit and the community. It showcased my commitment to excellence and service. This honor came before I began a fulfilling career teaching and coaching at Clatskanie High School. There, I shared my passion for art and leadership with the next generation of students. I inspired them to pursue their dreams with the same fervor that drove me.” –-Michael Muldoon
In March 2026, Fairweather House and Gallery hosts an exhibition titled REAWAKENING. It promises to be an extraordinary event for art enthusiasts. It is also expected to captivate the local community.
This exhibition presents a stunning renewal of Michael Muldoon’s oil paintings. He is celebrated for his evocative depictions of the enchanting Ireland in art.
This series of paintings by Michael Muldoon captures the breathtaking beauty of the Irish Lands. The paintings invite viewers to immerse themselves in landscapes that are both familiar and fantastical. Visitors will have the opportunity to engage with the artist.
They will gain insight into his creative process.
Visitors will also learn about the inspiration behind each piece.
Celebrating 22 years in 206 Seaside, the First Saturday Art Walk is a free event in downtown Seaside—courtesy parking at Holladay & Oceanway.
Meet artists, see art, and, oftentimes, hear live music: March 7, 5:00 to 7:00 pm. Courtesy parking is available at the corner of Holladay and Oceanway.
Fairweather House and Gallery
612 Broadway Street
Opening reception for REAWAKENING
Featuring NW artist Michael Muldoon
“My art is an interpretation. At my age, as a proud grandpa, retired from a career that took our family across the country a few times and throughout Europe, I have appreciated, collected, and studied other artists and how they interpret what they see. Especially, the works of Wallis, Berberian, Falke, and the amazing color they’ve found in the shadows! The way I paint is the way I see it!
You’ll see form. You’ll see color. Hopefully, you’ll appreciate the canvas and the way certain blended paints on a flat surface can create a unique beauty.” Michael Muldoon
March 7, 2025
Michael Muldoon will offer a Painting Seaside LIVE (TM) episode.
Seaside singer and acoustic guitar artist Jason Lambert will perform.
Cookies from an Irish recipe will be served.
A Celtic pair of gold-filled earrings will be gifted to one lucky patron at 6 pm as a door prize.
Representing a collection of fine art by an exceptional group of regional artists for over twenty years. From traditional to transitional, contemporary to realism, impressionism to emerging art.
Cape Disappointment is one of the Pacific Northwest’s most dramatic and scenic landmarks. It is renowned for its breathtaking views. It is also known for its rich maritime history. It is at the extreme southwest corner of Washington. Here, rugged cliffs meet serene beaches. This creates a unique coastal experience. As the Columbia River meets the Pacific Ocean, you can witness the dynamic interplay of tides and currents. This offers a mesmerizing sight for nature lovers. Photographers will also find it captivating. This remarkable location is also a historical site. It preserves various artifacts and stories from the region’s exploration era. It is a must-visit destination for those seeking both adventure and a glimpse into the past.
The name was bestowed in 1788 by British fur trader Captain John Meares. He searched for the mouth of the Columbia River. He mistook it for a mere bay due to the treacherous shallow shoals. Frustrated by his inability to enter the river, he named the headland to show his failure. He was unaware that he had actually found exactly what he was looking for.
About the artist:
Beverly Birdwell has called Vancouver, Washington, home for the past 40 years. She has operated her painting studio, Arts Desire, on her home property for three decades. Beverly served as a staff teacher for Susan Scheewe Publications for 13 years. She has also taught workshops at various art conventions and other art studios.
She completed four international teaching residencies at K Kingdom in Taiwan, representing Martin F. Weber/Susan Scheewe.
While semi-retired, Beverly remains active in teaching and traveling to seek new inspiration for her work.
“After searching for the best observation point at Cape Disappointment, we were finally directed to Waikiki Beach near Ilwaco, WA. Our visit coincided with a king tide weekend, which was incredibly exciting.
I took many photos during the event, which will serve as excellent references for my future paintings.” Bev Birdwell, 2026
The king tide is the highest predicted high tide of the year at a coastal location. In Ilwaco, WA, king tides reach their highest level of the year in January. This happens when the Earth, Moon, and Sun align. They also produce massive surf at Cape Disappointment State Park. Expect peak action with elevated tidal surges. This makes it a prime spot for storm watching.
Attention Restoration: Watching waves allows for “soft fascination,” a state where your mind is engaged but not taxed. This helps restore your ability to focus after periods of intense work or stress.
Sense of Awe: The vastness of the ocean inspires awe. It has been shown to reduce self-interest. It also increases prosocial behaviors, like empathy and humility.
Perspective Shift: The sheer scale of the sea serves as a reminder of something larger than oneself. This realization can make personal problems feel smaller and more manageable.
Mindfulness: Waves demand your attention. Watching the surf makes it difficult to ruminate on the past or future. The constant movement forces you to stay in the now.
Grounding: Watching the relentless, rhythmic cycle of waves crashing and receding helps anchor you in the current moment. This practice makes it an effective tool for managing stress.
Representing a collection of fine art by an exceptional group of regional artists for over twenty years. From traditional to transitional, contemporary to realism, impressionism to emerging art.
A premier source for stylish, chic, one-of-a-kind livable furnishings, unexpected art, and the most extraordinary accessories. Glass, paintings, photography, wood, stone, bronze, sculpture, ceramics, and jewelry.
Fairweather House and Gallery has become one of the historic Gilbert District’s sought-after destinations, offering an ever-changing, amazing visual experience.
Representing a collection of fine art by an exceptional group of regional artists for over twenty years. From traditional to transitional, contemporary to realism, impressionism to emerging art.
March “Reawakening”
April “Collecting”
May “Presenting”
June “Stoking”
July “Watching”
August “Assembling”
September “Mellowing”
October “Layering”
Fairweather House and Gallery fosters well-being for family, community, and business. This is achieved through an uncompromising commitment to honesty and fairness. Integrity and excellence are also paramount. We foster an inclusive environment where collaboration thrives. Our goal is to build lasting relationships that empower individuals. We strive to enrich the community as a whole. Our dedication to transparency ensures that every interaction is rooted in trust. We focus on continuous improvement to exceed expectations and deliver exceptional value. Together, we strive to create a positive impact. It resonates far beyond our immediate surroundings. We champion the ideals of mutual respect and shared success.
We represent a collection of fine art, artisan craft, and fine jewelry. This has been done by an exceptional group of regional artists. We will celebrate our 20th anniversary in 2026.
Chanel jewelry often features signatures or markings that aid in authentication. For example, the stamping, always hidden from front view, can be found on an oval tag swinging from the piece near the clasp, discreetly stamped with Chanel on the back of the item, added as a link on a chain, or even integrated into the design itself.
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Chanel jewelry often features signatures or markings that aid authentication. For example, the stamping, always hidden from front view, can be found on an oval tag swinging from the piece near the clasp, discreetly stamped with Chanel on the back of the item, added as a link on a chain.
NW jewelry designer Renee Hafeman selects chains to enhance the vintage Chanel pendant’s elegance while also giving the wearer confidence in its authenticity. These carefully chosen chains serve not only as a delicate accent but also as a subtle testament to the thought and artistry behind each one-of-a-kind creation.
Fairweather House and Gallery
612 Broadway
in the Historic Gilbert District
of downtown Seaside
A premier source for stylish, chic, one-of-a-kind livable furnishings, unexpected art, and the most extraordinary accessories. Glass, paintings, photography, wood, stone, bronze, sculpture, ceramics, and jewelry.
“Fairweather House and Gallery has become one of the historic Gilbert District’s sought-after destinations, offering an ever-changing, amazing visual experience.” –Seaside Signal
Representing a collection of fine art, artisan craft, and fine jewelry by an exceptional group of regional artists for twenty years in 2026.
