There is only one seat left in our 11/14 Landscape Composition Workshop with Anne Pfeiffer. Click on the menu above for more information and to register for that last remaining seat. If you don’t grab it, the only other way to get into the workshop is to WIN a spot. That’s right, we are raffling one entry into the workshop.
From now to November 6th, for every ten-dollar donation made to our scholarship fund, you get one chance to win. Your name will be written on a raffle ticket, and the winning ticket will be drawn at 6:30pm during First Friday Art Walk November 6th at Spoon Bar Sweets, 171 W Washington St in Sequim. So, make a donation! Scroll down to the bottom of this page and click on “Donate to Scholarship” Then, come out to see us during First Friday. Watercolorist Nancy Mullen will be our featured artist at Spoon Bar Sweets. Nancy creates tabletop villages perfect for this season, as well as greeting cards and bookmarks. We’ll see you there.
Reminder: Art pick up for the Sequim Library show is October 26 & 27, 10am-5pm both days
Art pick up for the Member Show is October 30th at Dandelion Botanical, 10am-5pm
Thank you to all who voted in the OPAA board elections, and welcome to our incoming board members for 2027: Michelle Lindblom and Zoe Hart Atcheson. And a fond farewell to outgoing board member Kristine Henshaw.
Reminder: there will not be a general membership meeting in the month of November.
We hope you’ve been enjoying the work of plein air artist Alice Crapo, our Artist in the Spotlight for the month of October. Her paintings are highlighted our website, and on the banner of our Face Book page. Speaking of Face Book, follow us!
Note! If you receive an email that looks like its from me (opaa president) asking you to purchase something, ITS NOT FROM ME! It’s not my email address. Please don’t click on anything and delete the email.

Olympic Peninsula Art Association, OPAA (formerly Sequim Arts) is a non-profit arts organization located on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington state, with Mount Olympus to the south and Victoria, British Columbia across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to the north.