Studio 1

Three artists: Sarah Dalton, Charlene Hall, and Margaret Horak will be sharing their work at the first studio stop.

Scroll down to find details about all 3 artists and visit their artist pages, linked below, for more information and additional samples of their work.

Snacks available
Restrooms available but may not be fully ADA accessible.
Most artwork is available on ground-level, additional gallery areas require stairs.

Studio Address:

15676 Snee Oosh Road
La Conner, WA 98257

A watercolor painting of a landscape with a winding river, fields, and distant mountains under a cloudy sky.

Watercolor painting of a bird, possibly a sparrow, perched among red berries with a multicolored background blending yellow, green, blue, and purple.

A collage-style artwork featuring a central orange flower with purple accents on its petals, set against a textured blue background. The collage is composed of torn paper and paint, with a black and white spiral pattern on the left side and abstract elements throughout.

Sarah Dalton

Mixed Media

Painting of a heron standing in water with a blue and gray background, surrounded by colorful abstract foliage.

A yellow textured background with black lines and a small illustration of a person in black and brown colors on the left side, with the words 'Northern Pintail' at the bottom right corner.

Charlene Hall

Watercolor

A watercolor painting of a landscape with a small winding creek surrounded by green grass and plants, a few weathered wooden fence posts, and distant mountains under a partly cloudy sky.

Watercolor painting of a rural scene with a barn in the background, a tractor in the foreground, and trees framing the scene.

Margaret Horak

Watercolor

A watercolor painting depicting a landscape with a palm tree in the foreground, rolling hills in the background, and a sky with light clouds. The painting is signed in the bottom right corner.

A watercolor painting of a flower garden featuring red, orange, and yellow flowers, with green stems and leaves, dense foliage, and a soft pastel background. The painting is signed by Margaret Hawk.