Start with Art in 2019 with the Bisbee After 5 Artwalk

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Published: 28 December 2018 28 December 2018

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Start with Art in 2019

Join the Bisbee After 5 Artwalk Every Second Saturday

Bisbee, AZ -- Make a resolution to “Start with Art” in 2019! Whether it’s exploring Bisbee’s historic architecture and public art, finding statement pieces and accessories for your wardrobe, discovering inspiration to hang on your wall, creating your own art, or busting into a geode, the Bisbee After 5 artwalk is for you. You’re invited to explore Old Bisbee, Arizona on Saturday, January 12, and on every 2nd Saturday throughout the new year. Most locations open at 10 a.m. and stay open “late” with receptions from 5 to 8 p.m. Our “After Party” locations are great for a drink or a bite to eat and live music after the artwalk ends. Here’s what to look for this month:

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Events & Openings

This month’s gallery openings include a lot of landscapes, which provide calm and peace in any space.  “2 Perspectives,” the striking exhibition currently at the Tang Gallery, featuring popular local watercolor artist Eva Arenas and the well-known abstract painter Frances Nebolon, will continue until Sunday, February 3, 2019. Located at 32 Main Street across from the Cafe Roka, be sure to drop in on your artwalk!
 
Subway Gallery invites you to see new work by brothers Paul and Steve Bovee in both oils and watercolors. This annual exhibition will be on view until February 2, 2019.

Belleza Fine Art Gallery has some fabulous new artists, miniatures from old artists, and a new back sale room. Visit 27 Main Street on your artwalk to find something amazing!

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Sales & Specials

As you browse the amazing art work throughout Bisbee, do you ever wonder if you might be able to create your own art? Painting, pastels, oils, acrylics, watercolors, canvas, fiber arts including quilting and knitting … so many possibilities! Once you are inspired, Bisbee Books and Music has instruction books and a wide variety of art supplies to get you started. Stop by the shop in the Convention Center and go through with that New Year’s resolution to take up a new hobby.

Finders Keepers Antiques invites you to view their hand-curated selection of gifts and art with many markdowns to make room for new inventory! Join them at 81 Main; open 7 days a week.

PanTerra Gallery  is kicking off the year with their annual "Jump Start January Sale." Time to clear the racks getting ready for new inventory. Jump into savings at 22 Main.

Redbone Bisbee Vintage will feature new wearable art clothing and jewelry, with a 20% off special on all scarves, shawls and sweaters! Come by after 5 on January 12 and join us for complimentary wine and chocolate ganache.

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Entertainment

AND AFTER THE ARTWALK:

Grab a cocktail and shoot some pool at the Bisbee Grand Saloon on Main St. Venture up to the Copper City Saloon on OK Street. Or venture out to Brewery Avenue to have a late dinner and enjoy live music at The Quarry. You can also enjoy a hand-crafted brew at Old Bisbee Brewing Company.

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Upcoming Events

MARK YOUR CALENDARS with the BISBEE AFTER 5 ARTWALK

Dates & Themes for 2019:

Saturday, January 12 -- Start with Art
Saturday, February 9 -- Hearts & Flowers / Annual Bisbee Chocolate Tasting  
Saturday, March 9 -- Art Madness / Return of the Turkey Vultures Weekend
Saturday, April 13 -- Spring Fling 
Saturday, May 11 -- The Magic of May
Saturday, June 8 -- 4th Annual Indoor/Outdoor Sidewalk Sale  
Saturday, July 13 -- Satisfy Your Independent Spirit
Saturday, August 10 -- Bisbee Pirates of the High Desert Weekend
Saturday, September 14 -- Rhythm & Hues
Saturday, October 12 -- Bisbee Brushstrokes / Bisbee Plein Air Festival
Saturday, November 9 -- Just Desserts  
Saturday, November 22 & 23 -- Festival of Lights / Small Town Holiday
Saturday, December 14 -- Handcrafted Holiday

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