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.
Art glass, mouth blown stemware, and vintage signed glass have just arrived, adding an exquisite touch to our collection. Each piece has been meticulously crafted by skilled artisans, ensuring that no two items are exactly alike. The vibrant colors and unique designs of the art glass make it a stunning addition to any home decor, while the mouth-blown stemware offers an elegant dining experience. Additionally, the vintage signed glass pieces tell a story of craftsmanship and history, making them a perfect choice for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
Handmade books by Christne Trexel, crafted with meticulous attention to detail; signed art cards by Helvi Smith and Vanessa K. Stokes, perfect for framing; a stunning collection of mouth-blown hourglasses that add elegance to any space; and museum-quality signed art glass pieces that exemplify the pinnacle of artistic craftsmanship. Each item in this exquisite one-of-a-kind collection not only serves as a functional object but also as a unique conversation starter, inviting admiration and appreciation from everyone. These handcrafted treasures are sure to captivate the hearts of art lovers and collectors alike.
Silk scarves, delicately dyed and hemmed by the talented Seaside textile artist Cicley Gilman, showcase a breathtaking array of ocean-inspired colors. Alongside these elegant accessories, hand-painted sea urchin river stones crafted by Kandy Schwartz add a unique, funky touch to any home decor. Stunning watercolors by Bev Birdwell capture the essence of nature’s beauty in soft hues and textures. Additionally, you’ll find hand-thrown and signed one-of-a-kind pottery by Marilyn Cohn, whose artistic flair ensures that every piece tells its own story. Rounding out this exquisite collection are woven baskets by Janice Dittbrenner, each one meticulously crafted to show the harmony between art and functionality. All of these remarkable creations are proudly made by NW Hands (TM), representing the rich craftsmanship and artistic spirit of the Pacific Northwest.
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.
Representing a collection of fine art by an exceptional group of regional artists for twenty years in 2026. From traditional to transitional, contemporary to realism, impressionism to emerging art.
Arriving January 2026, a beautiful floral oil painting by Emily Schulz McNeil.
It’s time for reviving.
For January 14, one month before Valentine’s Day. One-of-a-kind gemstone and lampwork jewelry by Michelle Shigemasa and Mary Truhler. Calligraphy by Penelope Culbertson, Papyrus Hand-made cards by Papyrus, mouthblown stemware, silk scarves, and cashmere shawls. N
It’s time for revitalizing.
ForJanuary 14, one month before Valentine’s Day. Vintage glass hearts, tickled pink hand-blown glass, art glass by Christne Downs, peachy sea glass, heart puffs, and gifts to love.
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.
Representing a collection of fine art by an exceptional group of regional artists for twenty years in 2026. From traditional to transitional, contemporary to realism, impressionism to emerging art.
#10. Shirley Smith-Yates performed during the Spring and Fall Wine Walks at Fairweather’s, captivating audiences with her rich voice and stage presence. Each event featured a curated choice of wines from local vineyards, and Shirley’s performances complemented the experience, creating an atmosphere of joy and celebration. Attendees savored the flavors of the season while being serenaded by her melodic tunes, making the walks not just a feast for the palate but also for the soul. Her ability to connect with the audience made every performance memorable, leaving guests eager to return for the next Wine Walk.
#9. Jason Lambert performed LIVE during the opening receptions for the Seaside First Saturday Art Walks at Fairweather’s, captivating the audience with his soulful melodies and engaging stage presence. His music added a vibrant atmosphere to the event, drawing in both art enthusiasts and casual visitors alike. As guests wandered through the impressive array of local artwork displayed in the gallery, they were treated to a musical experience that complemented the visual artistry surrounding them. Creating an unforgettable evening filled with creativity and community spirit.
#8.Introduced Mini-Cernyar Fox as an artist at Fairweather, revealing her innovative artworks in mixed media, which combine traditional techniques with contemporary elements. Her unique style not only captivates the audience but also challenges conventional boundaries within the art world, encouraging viewers to engage with her pieces on multiple sensory levels. With each artwork, she narrates a story through color and texture, inviting contemplation and emotional connection.
# 7. Fairweather’s announced the selection of Vicki Baker as a resident Gallery artist, celebrating her unique perspective and an impressive portfolio spanning a wide range of styles and media. As part of this new position, Vicki will have the opportunity to engage with the community through workshops and exhibitions, showcasing her creative process and interacting with fellow artists and art enthusiasts. This initiative not only highlights Fairweather’s commitment to supporting talented individuals in the art world but also aims to foster a vibrant cultural exchange within the local creative scene.
#5. Introduced Jennifer Quan as the Fairweather 2025 emerging artist who creates intricate sculptures from hand-knit and woven wire. During her compelling speech at the event, she passionately shared her creative journey and deep inspiration drawn from the renowned artist Ruth Asawa, who is also her famous great-aunt. Jennifer reflected on how Asawa’s innovative approach to art, particularly her use of organic forms and intricate textures, has significantly influenced her own work. She elaborated on the meticulous process of crafting each piece, emphasizing the interplay between tradition and modernity in her artistic expression. Through her stunning sculptures, Jennifer aims to evoke a sense of connection between the viewer and the delicate nature of her materials, inspiring others to appreciate the beauty in both the fragile and the resilient aspects of life.
#4. Continued the popular Painting Seaside LIVE ™ events with artist Paul Brent, where participants of all skill levels gather to immerse themselves in the vibrant world of coastal art. These interactive sessions, guided by Brent’s skill, allow attendees to explore various techniques and express their creativity while capturing the breathtaking beauty of the seaside. The atmosphere is infused with inspiration, as local music and ocean sounds enhance the artistic experience. Each event culminates in a showcase of participants’ work, fostering a sense of community and celebrating creative expression.
#3.Celebrated 19 years of artist talks at the Fairweather after-hours events, a milestone that highlights the vibrant and engaged community fostered through these gatherings. Over the years, these events have offered a unique platform for artists to share their insights and creative journeys, evolving the dialogue around contemporary art. Pictured are artists Cicely Gilman, Jo Pomeroy-Crockett, and Kathy Esnard, who have all played significant roles in enriching discussions, inspiring emerging artists, and captivating audiences with their thought-provoking perspectives. Their contributions show the diverse and dynamic nature of today’s art.
#2. Resident artist Agnes Field served as a Fairweather Gallery docent on Sundays in 2025. She introduced Sipping Sundays(tm) as a summertime event with LIVE music and art demonstrations, creating an inviting atmosphere where local artists showcase their talents and engage with the community. Each week, visitors were treated to a diverse lineup of musicians and visual artists, transforming the gallery into a vibrant hub of creativity and inspiration. Attendees enjoyed refreshing beverages while mingling with artists, providing them with the opportunity to discuss their work and the creative process behind it. This initiative not only enriched the area’s cultural landscape but also fostered a deeper appreciation of the arts among community members and visitors alike.
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#1. In Memory of Steve A. Bash, who passed away in 2025, known for his breathtaking wildlife and stunning landscape photography exhibited in the Gallery. His innovative approach and unique vision captured the beauty of nature, leaving a lasting impact on all who experienced his work. From now on, his son, Forest Bash, has taken the helm, selecting notable works by Steve Bash for the Gallery to be shown in 2026 and beyond. Forest aims to continue his father’s legacy by showcasing pieces that not only highlight the wonder of the natural world but also inspire future generations of photographers and art enthusiasts alike.
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.
Representing a collection of fine art by an exceptional group of regional artists for twenty years in 2026. From traditional to transitional, contemporary to realism, impressionism to emerging art.
