Taste O' Honey at Eye for Art in front of one of Lorraine Filippone's colorful abstract-expressionist paintings.
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Karen & Marco, alternating with Taste O' Honey, entertain Art Walkers with Italian Cafe Music.

Lon & Aura in Brian Scott's "Dungeon" see their tip jar filling up - slowly.
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Carl Rovainen and Crew were the only musicians who braved the cold. But hardly anyone sang along: Art Walkers rather went inside for entertainment, hors d' oeuvres, and wine in the various venues.

Scott Grave's drum circle also moved inside, into the temporary quarters of the Cabaret, where Bette Sherbourn had a one-woman show. Thank you, Brian Scott, for letting us use the room, a typical Bohemian setting.
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Elmo Williams, accompanied by yours truly, shows his skills on Latin percussion.

Charlie Kocher, trying to peddle his racing ducks to innocent Art Walkers.
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At Wright's frame and art supplies shop, Marshall Thompson sings his popular folk & country ballads. Scott Graves on congas. Ladies of all ages love it. I even saw some guys applauding.

The Limericists under Lynn Guild talk 'duck talk' in the PILOT conference room. This inner sanctum of the local newspaper was opened to Art Walkers for the first time in the history of Brookings' 2nd Saturday Art Walk. Christina Olsen was the featured artist. Way to go, Charlie.
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The Rogue River Jam came all the way from Gold Beach to entertain Art Walkers at Manley Art Center. Sharon Guinn and Jan Burris sing harmony as clean and crisp as angels (at least that's how I envision angels sing, although I never heard one and likely never will).

The finishing touch of this Art Walk was in the library: Brookings' own concert pianist Christy Dolan played selections from the concert she is going to give on October 19th at 3 PM for the Friends of Music. Want to know more about that performance? Call 469-4243,  469-7625, or 469-7104, and they'll tell you all about it.

Tune in again toward the end of September for the program of the October 9 Art Walk.
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