Bead Embroidery Squares by: Kim Johnson, Pam Brotherton, Marcy Fergueson, Renee Tatusko, Linda Henry, Susan Kaplan, Estelita Chiles, Nancy Tileston, Christina Fisher, Linda White, Amy Whinston, Joanna Mergler Mayer, Barbara Kruk-Seamount, Kristin K'eit, Jennifer Lewis.
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Mark your calendars for November 1, 2019 to shop unique bead art at the Anchorage Museum, from 6-9pm.
Located in the museum atrium, ABS members will display and sell their quality handmade bead work. Find beaded jewelry, ornaments, mixed media, and more! Get an early start on holiday shopping! Open to the public. FREE First Friday admission. For more info about visiting the museum, see https://www.anchoragemuseum.org/ Our First Friday artists:
Linda Billington of Cypher Alaska Raymond Brady of Alpenglow Jewelry Pamela Brotherton of Far North Treasure Box Estelita Chiles of Newfangled North Marcy Fergueson of Hummingbead in Alaska Dianne Hillemeyer of D&D Enterprises Kim Johnson Kristin K'eit of Lah Lupine Barbara Kruk-Seamount of Lone Wolf Crafts Jennifer Lewis of Starlingsweb Creations Joanna Mergler Mayer of Broken String Earrings Michelle Pearson of Artmosphere Studio Margaret Peterson of Magpie's Corner Catherine Pongratz of AK Magpie Designs Renee Tatusko of Ronet Jewelry Christine Waggoner of Beads by Bean Lee Waters of Waxed Musings We are also happy to announce that Beads of Courage, a non-profit organization, will have a table at our event. 
interested exhibitorsParticipation as a vendor-artist for this event is now closed. However, if you are interested to participate in next year's fall event, below are the typical guidelines for reference.
This is an exclusive Alaska Bead Society event, and current ABS members may register as a vendor-artist. Not a member, but interested in becoming one? Visit our Membership page to learn more about joining ABS. To register for First Friday, submit the following:
Member comments from the 2018 First Friday
“The ooh's and aah's from customers looking at our table of lovely jewelry". "Friday night music and people.” “Meeting other members.” “I liked the diversity of all the beaded art.” |