Showing posts with label Mind Shop Bookstore. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mind Shop Bookstore. Show all posts

Tuesday, July 13, 2010

Last Saturday at Mind Shop Books and Gifts

We would like to thank Kim Haley for hosting the Saturday Art Hop at the Mind Shop book store in the Positive Living Center. She was there all day, along with Kathleen Mattox and Sheila Boyd of Sisters 7. We had a guest yellow lab, Libbey, who stayed inside much of the very hot day. We had some wonderful visitors, one of whom brought us all a delicious lunch of chicken tacos!. In the late afternoon, Joan Constable and her husband Frank (from North Fork) dropped by. It was a fun and
productive day.

Libbey expended as little energy 
as possible, just trying to stay cool!









Kathleen worked on a large collage
piece in the book store area and
Sheila started an air-brushed leather shield with images of 2 dogs on it in the refreshment table area. Visitors
enjoyed seeing the demonstrations
in progress and visiting with the artists as well as  Kim
and Libbey.
















Even if you didn't make it to the Art Hop,
the "Tropical Breeze" Show will be hanging
at the Mind Shop bookstore for a while longer so drop by and see it when you can. It's always a good idea to call the shop at 642-4814 to be sure
someone is there before driving over.

Late Sunday morning (between 10:30 and noon)is
always a good time to visit!



The show looks beautiful in the book shop
setting. We'd love to hear from you what you
think about Sisters 7 art. You can also view our
window outside Met Too theater, also in
Oakhurst.

Friday, July 9, 2010

Art Hop at the Mind Shop Bookstore tomorrow!

Sisters 7 currently has a group exhibit at Mind Shop Books and Gifts. The Mind Shop is located at 49269 Golden Oak Drive, across from the nursery in the Positive Living Center. Phone number is 642-4614 and you can call to check on when Kim Haley will have the shop open. For Art Hop, the hours will be from 11 AM until 5 PM snd several of the artists will be there. Please come by and see the show during the month of July and possibly early August. The shop is always open late Sunday mornings and usually a couple of other days during the week.