Wild Rivers Coast Art

Azalea Festival Art Show in Brookings, Oregon, on Memorial Day Weekend

Are you ready to see all the winners at Brookings Azalea Festival Art Show?  I hope they are all here. If you know of one I missed, please send a photo and I'll post it specially. The art is arranged in alphabetical order according to the artists' first names - in other words, nearly random order. This show is sponsored by Manley Art Center in Brookings, Oregon.

 Aimee-Bolender, 1st Place, Novice Photography

  Ariel-Coleman, 2nd Place, Intermediate Acrylics

  Arline-Saul, 1st Place, Advanced Other Media

 Barbara Jervis, Honorable Mention, Advanced Watercolor

  Betty Binns, 2nd Place, Advanced Oil

 Bonnie Loewen, 1st Place, Advanced Acrylic  

  Bonnie Loewen, 2nd Place, Advanced Acrylic

 Bonnie Loewen, 3rd Place, Advanced Acrylic

  Bonnie Loewen, Honorable Mention, Advanced Acrylic

  Buzz Stewart having his portrait made by Crescent City Artist, Garretta Lamore.  Garretta was one of several PBAA artists who gave demonstrations during the two day Azalea Festival Art Show at Azalea Middle School.

  Buzz Stewart, 2nd Place, Professional

 Cathy Moore, Best of Novice and 1st Place Novice Watercolor

  Cathy Moore, 2nd Place, Novice Watercolor

 Charlie Jervis, 3rd Place, Advanced Photography

 Charlie Jervis, Grand Marshall's Award

  Cilde Grover, Honorable Mention, Advanced 3-Dimensional

 You saw this cow at the Art Show last year and you're going to see this cow again soon. You will have the opportunity to bid on this cow and take it home with you. Watch for further announcements.

 Delores Maillet and Cathy Moore taking votes for the People's Choice Award and answering questions during the show. Delores and Cathy were part of the team led by Bobbie Geney - and including Barbara Jervis, Mike Rice, and Mary Heflin, who put together this year's Azalea Festival Art Show. GREAT JOB!

  Delores Maillet, 1st Place, Other Media

 Doreen Brown, Honorable Mention, Intermediate Acrylic

 Doreen Brown, 3rd Place, Intermediate Acrylic 

 Everett Carpenter, 3rd Place, Novice 3-Dimensional Art

 Everett Carpenter, Honorable Mention, Novice 3-Dimensional

   George Cady, 3rd Place, Advanced Other

 George Cady, Azalea Queen's Award

 George Rowbottom, 1st Place, Intermediate Acrylic

  Herbert Hedgpety, 1st Place, Advanced 3-Dimensional
Joan Eddy, 3rd Place, Advanced 3-Dimensional

 Art by Brookings Harbor High School Students

 More High School Art 

 1st Place, High School Division

 Isamu Furuichi, Patriotic Award and 2nd Place Novice 3-Dimensional

 Jane Opiat, 1st Place, Novice 3-Dimensional

 Jill Maschmeyer, 3rd Place, Novice Watercolor

 Jill Maschmeyer, Honorable Mention, Novice Watercolor

  Jill Pate, 2nd Place, Novice Photography

 Joan Eddy, 2nd Place, Advanced 3-Dimensional

 Joseph Bruner, Pioneer's Award and Honorable Mention, Intermediate Oil

 Joseph Bruner, 2nd Intermediate Oil

 July Wolfe, 3rd Place, Advanced Watercolor

 Julie Campbell, 1st Place, Intermediate 3-Dimensional

 Julie Campbell, 2nd Place, Intermediate 3-Dimensional

  Karen Berry, 1st Place, Advanced Oil

 Karen Berry, 3rd Place, Advanced Oil

 Kids After School Art Classes - taught by Janeen Vick, sponsored by Manley Art Center

 Kids After School Art Classes - taught by Janeen Vick, sponsored by Manley Art Center

 Kids After School Art Classes - taught by Janeen Vick, sponsored by Manley Art Center

 Lee Beising, 2nd Place, Advanced Watercolor

 Linda Steele, Honorable Mention, Advanced Oil

 Lorelei Hanna showing an oil painting she completed as a demonstration during the Azalea Art Show

 Lorelei Hanna, 2nd Place, Intermediate Watercolor

 Lorraine Sigourney, 2nd Place, Intermediate Photography 

 Lorraine Sigourney, Honorable Mention, Intermediate Photograhy 

 Marjorie Buck, 3rd Place, Intermediate Watercolor

 Mary Heflin, 2nd Place, Advanced Other Media

 Maryjane Carlson, Honorable Mention, Professional 3-Dimensional

 Azalea Middle School Art

 Azalea Middle School Art

 Patricia Bisgrove, 3rd Place, Novice Photography

 Patricia Bisgrove, Honorable Mention, Novice Photography

  Patricia Bisgrove, Virginia Manley Award

 Sarah Logan, 3rd Place, Professional

 Sigrid Riddle, 1st Place, Intermediate Oil

 Sigrid Riddle, 3rd Place, Intermediate Oil

 Susie Wright, 1st Place, Intermediate Photography

 Susie Wright, 3rd Place, Intermediate Photography

  
 Verna Pooler, 1st Place, Intermediate Watercolor

 Virginia Babbitt, 1st Place, Professional

 Yvonne Peterson, 1st Place, Advanced Photography

SAVING THE VERY BEST FOR LAST...

  Lee Beising, BEST OF SHOW and 1st Place in Advanced Watercolor

Do you have a photo you like that was taken during the Azalea Festival Art Show? Or the Quilt Show? Email your photos to info@wildriverscoastart.com and they will be posted.
 

Keith Sluder August 3-day Workshop in Bandon, Oregon in August

Yupo Workshop at Crescent Harbor Gallery

Deborah Dawson, accomplished watercolor artist and instructor, will hold a fun 2-day Yupo workshop on June 10 and 11, 10 am to 4 pm, at Crescent Harbor Gallery. 8-13 people max. $25 per day or $50 for both days. Debi suggests 1 20-sheet tablet of 11x14 yupo from Cheap Joe's for $13.09, or several large sheets 20x26 144 lb for $4.63 per sheet from Dick Blick. Deborah will have some extra yupo paper available in case you don't have any and can't order it in time.

Bring paints, brushes, Q-tips, palette knive(s),makeup sponges, spray bottle, small bottle of alcohol.

On the 10th (Thursday) Deborah will cover techniques and applications. On the 11th (Friday) bring reference material (sketch, photos or a live subject such as a flower) and create a yupo masterpiece.

June at the Sage Gallery in Bandon, Oregon

I hope this Memorial Weekend update finds you healthy, happy, and in the midst of some kind of wonderful creative activity!

We have been in a frenzy here at SAGE, bringing in new artists and preparing to move our classroom and glass/ bead shop to their new location at 11th Street and Elmira.

Ralph Leshin and his subcontractors have really made "Sage Place" an incredible space and we get a little more anxious to show it off, with each day that goes by!

　

WHEN WILL THE DOORS OPEN???

　

The goal is mid July when we will celebrate THREE YEARS here at SAGE Gallery. We'll keep you posted on both our Anniversary events and the Grand Opening of Sage Place!

It is our hope to begin setting up our new classroom during the second week of June and open it in time for our July 6th Stained Glass Class sessions. If the construction gods are smiling upon us, the retail areas will be stocked and open shortly thereafter. We'd appreciate your efforts in a little sunshine dance for us, so Bandon Concrete can keep working on the parking lot!

　

IN THE MEAN TIME...WE HAVE EXCITING EXHIBITS HAPPENING...

　

Gerry deserves a round of applause for all of his hard work in the last two months. Not only has he hung three special exhibits; he has had to re-hang our entire gift store exhibit space, after the walls were painted in late April.

He and his ladder have been virtually inseparable since the beginning of April, a good thing from a safety perspective, and we give him a standing ovation for keeping SAGE looking great!!!

He is currently hanging "Separate/Together: A Collaborative

Project" in the main gallery. This exhibit opens at SAGE

on Friday, May 28th and runs through July 11th.

Please join SAGE in welcoming Susan Lehman, Pat Snyder, Janne LaValle, and dorothea tortilla!, this Sunday, May 30th, from 2-5pm for an artists' reception in the Gallery.

"Separate/Together" is a fantastic showing of work by these collage artists. You won't want to miss seeing the power of creative collaboration in the various stages, as these works reveal inspiration that reaches beyond the vision of a single

individual!

　

WONDERING WHAT WE WHAT DO IN OUR SPARE TIME?....

We have been working hard to get all of our new works displayed and get our juried show underway.

West Coast Wings is approaching its Call to Artists submission deadline, JUNE 4th; we are excited by the entries so far and looking forward to seeing the rest as they come in.

Please encourage your artist friends to join in by forwarding this newsletter and our web address; we love to see the work people do. The style of work can range from the very naturalistic to the abstract and the prospectus can be downloaded at our website:

www.sagegallerybandon.com

　

HISTORIC PRESERVATION....THE OREGON MAIN STREET PROGRAM

SAGE has also been working diligently with many individuals around Bandon to form our committees for Bandon's participateion in Oregon's Main Street program; the group has established our goals and has projects underway. Keep your eyes and ears open for some soon to be released Main Street updates! Don't forget, WE LOVE VOLUNTEERS!

And on the topic of history; in conjunction with Bandon's Main Street process, SAGE is taking the lead in working with the Knife River Chief Engineer, archeologists, Port and City officials to preserve the concrete block that marks the site of the long lost Hotel Gallier. The sidewalk renovation will disturb the block and a plan has been developed to capture and reconstruct the crumbling bit of Bandon's history.

　

　

WORKSHOPS...

Our workshop listings have had to slow down a bit because of our unpredictable schedule. In addition to our own construction and spruce up projects, we are in a little bit of a holding pattern, due to the upcoming sidewalk construction by the City of Bandon and the Port. Please hang in with us, our workshops will be a little sparse as everything gets completed.

　

WORKSHOPS FOR JUNE...

We will be scheduling our June classes only on Saturdays, or during the evening, to allow us to take care of constructions issues and allow for disruptions to parking in front of the Coast Guard building. WE WILL BE OPEN ALL MONTH, IT JUST MAY BE A LITTLE HIKE DOWN THE STREET TO GET TO US. Remember, walking is great for your heart and soul!

GLASS LOVERS:

MICROWAVE FUSING, Thursday June 10th, 6-9 pm. Everyone's favorite, make a pendant and earrings, all materials

included, cost is $20. (Registration and prepayment

required by Monday June 7th).

STAINED GLASS, six week sessions begin Tuesday, July 6th, afternoon classes begin at 2pm, evening classes begin at 5:30 pm. Cost is $105, registration and prepayment required. **We are hoping this will be in Sage Place Classroom.

　

NATURAL ARTS:

PINE NEEDLE BASKETS, learn from Myrna, Bandon's master basket maker, Saturday, June 26th, 12:30-4:30pm Cost is $70 materials included. ( Registration and prepayment required by June 19th).

　

KELP BASKET Class, date and time dependent upon space and available materials, waiting list forming, call the gallery

(541) 329-0103.

　

BEADING:

JUST PLAIN FUN for GRADUATION, WEDDING and PAMPER YOURSELF GIFTS.

Get out of the house and make a fun memory wire bracelet with matching earrings, Monday, June 7th,

cost $20 all materials included. 5-8 pm. Teens welcome.

　

ARTS BASICS:

MIXeD MEdia PLAy Day: Saturday, June 12th. Have fun, bring your friends drop in and play! Guided instruction and hands on experimentation. 11-3 pm. $20 all materials included.

　

JEWELRY:

AGATE WRAP, find it, bring it, polished or not, and learn the basics of wire wrapping on a three dimensional object. Cost $35, materials provided. Missed the agates on the beach, don't worry, we have extras!

Wednesday, June 23rd, 6:00-9:00 pm. (Space is limited,

registration and prepayment required

by June 19th).

　

AND THE REST...

July we will welcome the astounding beauty of natural photography in the works of Susan and Steve Dimock. The Dimocks own the La Kriss Inn on Hwy 101 and when they are not busy tending to guests, they are out capturing the wonder of our local surroundings. We will be having a reception for Susan and Steve on SATURDAY, JULY 17TH, mark your calendars early!

In August and September we will be showing the juried works of our West Coast Wings Call to Artists. A reception will be held on the last weekend of August. Our judges will also exhibit, Kim Wurster, Ron Wright, Susan and Steve Dimock and Kelle Herrick. DON'T FORGET TO GET YOUR ENTRIES IN by June 4th.

　

AND A MEMORIAL NOTE:

As most of you know, SAGE Gallery has always had a special place in its heart for the men and women of our military.

For the past three years, we have worked alongside Ebb Tide Landscaping, to put on our Memorial Day Living Wreath fundraiser. We regret that our time and energy are spread so thin this year that we cannot put on the workshop; however, we are still planning remembrance of those no longer with us and special recognition for our local National Guard soldiers who recently returned from service overseas.

Our National Guard represents a group of individuals from a wide cross section of our communities, all of whom share a common commitment to keeping us safe and making our world a little more comfortable. We very much appreciate the dedication these individuals extend to our communities, here and abroad, and recognize their willingness to devote time, energy, and special talents to accomplishing tasks that may often be dangerous, unpleasant, many times under appreciated.

Last year, due to everyone's generosity, we were able to raise $600 for the Family Support Services of the Coos Bay National Guard. This year, we will be making cards available throughout the weekend, beginning Friday the 28th and lasting until Tuesday June 1st. We would be delighted if you have a moment to stop by and sign a note of thanks and encouragement and we will be happy to send along any donations you might like to contribute. If you write a check, it should be made out to the Family Support Services.

The gifts you give help make life a little easier and brighter for our local National Guard members and their families.

As Always, thanks so much for your time and for joining us at SAGE. I know you will be delighted by the "Separate/ Together" exhibit; we look forward to your next visit.

Don't forget to mark the calendar for Sunday's reception!

See you soon, Anne

Azalea Festival Art Show in Brookings

The Azalea Festival Art Show at the Azalea Middle School is a judged show of local artists work from beginners to advanced to professional. There are also displays of work by local students - paintings by the young children in Janeen Vick's classes, plus work by middle school and high school students.

There will be many raffle items and demonstrations. Don't forget to vote for your favorite painting for the People's Choice Award.

Come join the fun on Saturday, May 29 from 11 am to 6 pm and on Sunday, May 30, from 11 am to 4 pm. Admission is free. This annual event is sponsored by Manley Art Center and Gallery in Brookings.

Submit your photo for the Brookings - Harbor Lions Club 2011 Community Calendar

You're Invited To Add Your Photo
Brookings-Harbor Lions Club
2011 Community Calendar

Brookings-Harbor Lions Club is inviting all photographers in the community to be a part of our fundraising calendar for the 2011 scholarship.The Brookings-Harbor Lions Club is creating a 12-month community involvement calendar by using photographs from local residents and artists featuring our “Brookings Harbor community and the natural surrounding area”. The calendar will be customized to add annual community events, special projects and fundraisers for local clubs.

No entry fee. Photos can be submitted to Lions Design Team at lionjcw@yahoo.com in a high resolution (300 ppi)  "landscape" image, JPEG format. Limited to 3 photos per artist. Include the photographer’s name, e-mail address, website and brief description about artist and work. Also include the title and location of photo. All submissions must be received by 12 July 2010 to be considered.  All photographers will be given credit for their photos. 

The photographer grants Brookings-Harbor Lions Club the right to only exhibit and/or reproduce the photograph at their discretion in the fundraising 2011 calendar for the Brooking-Harbor Scholarship Foundation scholarship.

For further information, please e-mail Lions Design Team:  lionjcw@yahoo.com

Art Studio Tour in Brookings on June 26 $10 Includes the Friday Night Champagne Reception and the Saturday Tour

The Brookings Harbor ART STUDIO TOUR is June 26, 2010 from 10 am - 5 pm.  This event is a fundraiser for Manley Art Center and Gallery.  The $10.00 individual “Tour Pass” (ticket) includes examples of the artists’ work and provides a map of the area highlighting tour locations. The “Tour Pass” is available at Manley Art Center, Words and Pictures and Wright's Custom Framing in Brookings.

On Friday, June 25, the Black Tie and Tennis Shoe Reception to meet the tour's artists will be held at Manley Art Center and Gallery from 5:00 pm – 8:00 pm.  $10.00 at the door includes admission to both the reception and a “Tour Pass” for the next day's tour. The reception includes catered finger food, champagne and a collectible flute.  A silent auction of “beach buckets” and small art pieces of all things coastal will begin at 6:15.

Please contact 541-469-9522 with any questions.

Keith Sluder's Free Summer Demos

Coast Redwoods Art Assoc National 2010 Juried Art Exhibit

Call for Artists... Get your prospectus and entry form for Coast Redwoods Art Association's National 2010 Juried Art Exhibit. Two-dimensional art in all mediums except film or digital photographs may be submitted This exhibit is open to all artists in the USA.

$1,000 in awards.The exhibit opens September 1 to September 29, 2010 at the Crescent Harbor Gallery, 140 Marine Way, Crescent City, CA.

Prospectus and Entry Form

It's a May Day for Brookings Art Walk

The gardens at Manley Art Center are painted in May colors.

 The "Tuesday Painters" are the May Artists of the Month at Manley.

Tuesday Painters Bonnie Loewen, Kathy Huxley, Karen Berry, and Mary Isakson demonstrated their painting techniques at Manley Art Center during the Art Walk.

 Jeanene Craft and Dale Wells enjoyed the show at Manley. Here they've been admiring an oil painting by Lorelei Hanna, displayed on an easel made by Craig Barnes. The gallery includes many media - ceramics, weaving, jewelry, china, wood work, photography, and of course, oils, watercolors, acrylics, and pastels.

Rapp Brush and friend provided lively musical entertainment for the Art Walkers gathered at Manley. Manley Art Center is open Tuesday through Sunday from 11 am to 4 pm - and during every Brookings Second Saturday Art Walk.

Nina Paulsen was on the keyboard at Words and Pictures.

A crowd gathered in the gallery at Words and Pictures.

Sara Broderick (left) discusses her featured work at Words and Pictures - A show called "Figures in Motion". You can see the show during all of May.

 Sara also gave a talk and demo explaining how she goes about creating a figure drawing.

 Referring to a photograph of a live model, Sara's quick sketch took about one minute. Then she explained how she uses a "plumb" and a "unit of measure" to determine if the body parts are in the right place and the proportions are correct.

 Music by Aura Wright and Lon Goddard encouraged Art Walkers to linger at Wright's Custom Framing.

  Kayla Yeager is showing her work at Wrights this month. During the Art Walk she worked on an acrylic of a human rib cage "bird cage", inspired by both Sara Broderick's dancing skeletons and a scene from "Alice in Wonderland". Kayla studied art with Sheryl Tuttle at Brookings Harbor High School and currently is a student of Sara Broderick at SOCC.

  Carl Rovainen and Friends had toes tapping at Dewey's Digs.

 The Brookings Photography Club displayed members' work at Dewey's Digs

 The Brookings Photography Club meets twice a month. They have a daytime meeting at the Activity Center and an evening meeting at Manley Art Center. Anyone may join. No dues. Contact Jack Sheid for information. 541-469-0135.

 Katrina and Marco, playing Italian Cafe music, were right at home in Brian Scott Gallery.

  Pat Renner from Gold Beach has a wonderful show at Brian Scott Gallery this month. Go see it.

 Good thing they provided chairs for the audience, the Cheto Community Library was spinning with the fast paced dance of Kathy Damron and her group. You can still see the "Watercolor Society of Oregon Artists of the Wild Rivers Coast" show through May 20 at the library (photos in last month's Art Walk Report).

Kathy Damron demonstrated "ZUMBA" - unique dance moves to Latin rhythms.

 Tom Broderick at Signatures Gallery. The Gallery is showing a premier collection of art: watercolors by Jan Kunz, driftwood wall art by Thomas Sheets, work by Drew Struzan, Maggie Price, Spencer Reynolds, Christina Olsen, Sandy Bonney, Joe Tonini, and others.

Please welcome Brenda Hanin to Brookings! This very accomplished artist from Ashland now has a home in Brookings and has joined the art association at Manley Art Center.  Brenda showed her work at A Wild Bird and Backyard General Store during the May Art Walk. We look forward to seeing more of her beautiful work in Brookings. If you'd like to see more right now - go to Brenda's new website. 

GoldRush Center Reception for Huxley and Guinn

by Lorelei Hanna

 
The GoldRush Center in Gold Beach is featuring the art of two of Manley Art Center's "Tuesday Painters". Kathy Huxley of Brookings and Sharon Guinn of Gold Beach are showing at GoldRush during May. Friday night at the GoldRush a reception honored the two artists.

 
Sharon Guinn gave a talk and demo on using Yupo paper. (Yupo is a 100% recyclable, waterproof, tree-free synthetic paper).

 When Sharon asked the audience if they would like to try using Yupo, this young artist quickly volunteered.

Horst Wolf and Friends entertained.

Kathy and Sharon enjoyed an evening of sharing their art with old and new friends.

If you missed the reception, you can still come see the show.

GoldRush Center
29692 Ellensburg Avenue
Gold Beach, Oregon
(Ocean side of Hwy 101, Across from Gold Beach Books)

Mon: Fri 8 am - 6 pm
Sat: 9 am - 5 pm

 
 
 

Mothers Day at Art Alley Grille

 

Mother's Day
at the Art Alley Grille
Sunday, May 9
515 Chetco Ave, Brookings
Brunch  11 to 2
Dinner  3 to 6
Full menu and specials
Reservations:  541-469-0800

Wine (and Beer) Wednesday - Free peanuts!

Come Celebrate Elmo's Birthday at Brian Scott Gallery in Brookings.

5:00  First bottle is opened (by the glass for 3.-, 5.-  and  7.- ea.)
5:15  Beer (3.50) and sodas (2.-)
5:30  Horst starts playing his keyboard and others will sit in for him (see top left)
6:00  Free peanuts
6:30  Poetry reading in the back corner (5 min worth of limericks for Elmo's birthday)

• You want to dance? Go ahead anytime.

• You can order goodies from the Art Alley Grille below (if they are not too busy) or go down and have dinner - take your wine along.

We hope to see you on Wednesday evening,

Margaret, Christina, Bryan and Horst (Leslie is in Berlin; she sends her greetings)

Huge Book Sale at Checto Community Library in Brookings

Brookings Summer Watercolor Classes and Art Workshops with Audi Stanton

Monday & Tuesday Morning Watercolor Classes
Monday Morning Class
June 7 until July 26, 2010 (for 8 weeks)
9 am until noon
$125.00 for 8 weeks.

Tuesday Morning Class
June 8 until July 27, 2010 (for 8 weeks)
9 am until noon
$125.00 for 8 weeks.

Wednesday Afternoon Watercolor Classes

Wednesday Afternoon Class
June 9 until July 28 (for 8 weeks)
1 pm until 4 pm
 $125.00 for 8 weeks.

Please register soon.
All classes are held at Audi's Home Studio.

Monday & Tuesday Afternoon
Creative Workshops with Audi Stanton
Build your sense of creative adventure!

Monday Afternoon Workshop Series:
June 7, until July 26, 2010 (for 8 weeks)
1 pm until 4 pm at Audi's home studio
$25 each session

Tuesday Afternoon Workshop Series:
June 8 until July 27, 2010 (for 8 weeks)
1 pm until 4 pm at Audi's home studio
$25 each session

 Each week we will create a work of art for fun! You will meet new people and enjoy art, no talent required! If you are a beginner, intermediate or advanced artist, come and try some materials and techniques that perhaps you haven’t used before. Most materials are included, some require a materials fee

Workshop Schedule for the 8 Workshops.
You may go to one workshop or all eight, the cost is $25.00 per each afternoon workshop session. You may register for either the Monday or Tuesday afternoon session for each of the 8 Workshops:

#1 Monday, June 7  or Tuesday, June 8   Layer different kinds and colors of papers to make the cover of a sketchbook. The actual book will be made the following week.

#2 Monday, June 14  Creative book binding
    Tuesday, June 15  Creative book binding

#3 Monday, June 21  Paper dolls
    Tuesday, June 22  Paper dolls

#4 Monday, June 28  Monoprints
    Tuesday, June 29  Monoprints
 
#5 Monday, July 5  Two-dimensional Collage
    Tuesday, July  6  Two-dimensional Collage

#6 Monday, July 12  Souvenir box
    Tuesday, July  13  Souvenir box

#7 Monday, July 19  Abstract painting in acrylics
    Tuesday, July 20  Abstract painting in acrylics

#8  Monday, July 26  Drawing basics
    Tuesday, July  27  Drawing basics

 Please call Audi at 541 412 7948 or email stanaudi@aol.com for more information. Send your check to reserve your space to: Audi Stanton, 17315 Holmes Dr., Brookings, OR 97415.
    Thank you - Audi Stanton

Stout Mountain Railway Runs Again May 15 and May 30

 On May 15 the Stout Mountain Railway will be on track for a spring run. It will run again on Sunday the 30th, during the Azalea Festival on Memorial Day Weekend. You'll find this magical mountain right next door to Manley Art Center on Oak Street in Brookings. Below are links to just SOME of the You Tube videos of this now famous Brookings Railroad.

Stout Mountain Railway Volume One

Stout Mountain Railway Volume Two

Stout Mountain Railway Ghost Express Limited

Stout Mountain Railway History Part I

A Stout Mountain Christmas