APPLEGATE ART GUILD & GALLERY WELCOMES YOU

Fine Art and Unique Crafts and gifts.

Our Mission Statement:
We are a self-supporting, non-profit organization dedicated to the enrichment of our community through visual art. We endeavor to provide a supportive and caring environment where art-minded people can come together to share their talents and love of art with the community.
Over the past 30+ years, and various locations throughout the Veneta area, we have done just that! We have sponsored all sorts of art classes, generally at a lower cost than in Eugene/Springfield; everything from painting (in various media), to quilting, crochet and doll making, to Ukranian Egg Decorating and Natural Egg Dyes for Easter Eggs, to Cement Baskets and Mosaics, and even Irish Step-dancing. Our Gallery has provided a place for local artists to sell their work and meet together for support, fellowship and fun. We have participated in local events and volunteered our services for various community projects like painting a mural on the information kiosk, etc.
Yes, we are still here. . . .come join us!

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APPLEGATE ART GUILD PRESENTS...

FERN RIDGE-VENETA

FIRST SATURDAY ART TOUR

AND SUPER FUN SATURDAY

STUDIO 5, 87230 Central Road, Eugene

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April 6, 2024, noon to 4:00 p.m.

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COMING SOON!

This Saturday:

Try some crafts

Find out about upcoming classes offered

Used supplies for sale

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ARTISTS AT WORK

Creation in Action

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CHRIS GLEDHILL

Facepainting

WELDON OLIVER PAINTING CLASS

Various Painting Classes

SHARON JESSON

Pour Painting

PATTY MILLAGE

Felting

SHELLY GROGAN

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In 1985 local artists by Diane Ronning enjoyed a painting class at the Community Center in Veneta, OR. This class led to an art club which started the Applegate Art Guild journey. Within a few years this little club expanded. The group wanted to help out with community-oriented goals, and AAG became a non-profit organization.