Ling-Yen Designs

Sacred Laughter Holiday Open Studio December 19 & 20, 2026
2026-12-19 11:00 - 2026-12-20 17:00 (America/Los_Angeles) | 931 Hearst Ave.,Berkeley,CA 94710, 931 Hearst Ave., Berkeley, 94710, United States
You know it’s unique, you know it’s different, what better gift than original artwork and handcrafted jewelry?
Please join Sacred Laughter, Jeannie Haydon, and Ling-Yen designs on Dec. 19 & 20 from 11 am to 5 pm.
at 931 Hearst Ave, Berkeley, between 8th and 9th, off of University Ave., freeway exit from Highway 80/580.

Crocker Artisan Holiday Market-Thanksgiving weekend Nov. 27-29, 2026
2026-11-27 10:00 - 17:00 | 6151 H Street, Sacramento, CA, 6151 H Street, Sacramento, CA, United States
Step into a world of creative wonder!

Now a Northern California holiday tradition, this three-day bazaar at Sacramento’s Scottish Rite Center delights art lovers of all ages. As children enjoy photos with Santa and face painting by Pixie Tribe Entertainment, adults can meet and speak with artists, browse booths filled with juried works in glass, textiles, wood, ceramics, paper, photography, art jewelry, paintings and sculptures, all offered in a variety of price points.

Proceeds from the event directly support the artists, Crocker Art Museum’s exhibition & educational programs, and Creative Arts League’s outreach to Stanford Settlement, Sojourner Truth (SoJo), Women’s Wisdom Art, Mustard Seed, Blue Line Arts, the MACC (Mills Station Arts & Cultural Center), and other important community programs.

We wish to thank you for your patronage and best wishes for a delightful and warm holiday season!

Location: Scottish Rite Center, 6151 H Street, Sacramento, CA
Free Parking
NOTE the Days and TIMES, Please.

Thanksgiving weekend
November 27th through November 29th
Friday, November 27, 2026 – Noon to 5pm
Saturday, November 28, 2026 – 10am to 5pm
Sunday, November 29, 2026 – 10am to 4pm

Location: Scottish Rite Center
6151 H Street
Sacramento, CA
Free Parking

Buy your tickets online and skip the line – $10 – good for all 3 days!
Kids 12 and under – FREE
Lobby & Inner Lobby booth Ling-Yen’s booth TBA

Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival on Sept 19 & 20, 2026 Ling-Yen will be in booth 154
2026-09-19 10:00 - 2026-09-20 17:00 | 64 Cascade Drive (cross street Throckmorton), Mill Valley CA 94941, Old Mill 64 Cascade Drive, Mill Valley, 94941, United States
Early Bird Tickets are available until September! Take advantage of discounted prices for the 69th Annual Mill Valley Fall Arts Festival, September 19-20, at Old Mill Park in Mill Valley, CA. Perfect for fine art enthusiasts, music lovers and the entire family! Purchase tickets at MVFAF.org.
I am in Booth Number: 154
Where art, music and community meet under the Redwoods of Old Mill Park. Explore more than 135 local and international artists from ceramics to jewelry and pottery to paintings.
The location is Old Mill Park 64 Cascade Drive (cross street Throckmorton), Mill Valley CA 94941
see the nice YouTube video https://youtu.be/l_grUHI6ta4?si=3dOv9cuif-NsOfx8

Iconic Landscapes of Mendonoma at the Whale Watch Room Featuring Tempra Board, Ink, Markers & Oil
2026-09-12 10:00 - 2026-12-12 15:00 | 45500 Lighthouse Road Point Arena, CA 95468, 45500 Lighthouse Road, Point Arena, CA, 95468, United States
Iconic Landscapes of Mendonoma
Exhibit at the Lighthouse in Point Arena
Septmber 9 to Dec. 13,2026
Ink, watercolor, oil, prints, collage, & jewelry
Landscapes, botanicals, and wildlife drawings & paintings in ink, watercolor, illustrator markers, collage, and oil. Originals and high quality limited edition giclee prints available. Greeting cards, hand-made earrings, bracelets, and necklaces of beads, copper, shells, and wood. Ling-Yen designs will have work with Tempra at the Whale Watch Room.
Contact
Websites:
tempraboard.com/art-design
markmakersquarterly.com
greywhalegallery.com
Email: tempra@tempraboard.com
Cell: 530-828-3406
I am a mostly self-trained artist working in ink, watercolor, oil, colored pencil, collage, and illustrator markers. I have studied with local artists Mike Henderson (graphite), Andrea Allen (Chinese brush painting in sumi ink), Kathleen Alexander (watercolor), and Humboldt County-based oil painter Rachel Schlueter, and have continued my art education through the New York Botanical Garden’s courses in Botanical Illustration.
My journey with drawing and painting began in earnest when I was introduced to nature journaling during COVID. I take my inspiration from living on The Sea Ranch, with its mesmerizing and constantly changing landscapes, and native plants, birds, and other wildlife.
I create images in a unique “ink and marker” style that showcase the iconic landscapes and wildlife of the Mendonoma Coast, turning the images into collectible prints that have the feel of old WPA posters.
In 2024, wanting to bridge my skills in graphic layout, writing, and art, I launched Mark Makers’ Quarterly (MMQ), a print journal of rural California art and artists. In 2026, in partnership with Kathleen Alexander, I launched the Grey Whale Gallery, art studio, and workshops on The Sea Ranch.
https://www.studiodiscoverytour.com/

2026 Midori Kai Arts & Crafts Outdoor Boutique Saturday, September 12, 2026
2026-09-12 09:30 - 16:30 | 1279 – 1299 Oakmead Parkway, Sunnyvale, CA 94085, 1279-1299 Oakmead Parkway, Sunnyvale, CA, 94085, United States
Midori Kai is a non-profit corporation established in 1996, and founded with the objective to create an effective organization comprised of Japanese American professional women leaders with various business and creative backgrounds, who are committed to community involvement, supporting local charities, mentoring youth, and celebrating our Japanese American heritage.
Over the years, Midori Kai, Inc., has grown to over 20 Directors, created an annual Arts & Crafts Boutique community event in March 2000, which is our major fundraiser. In 2004 Midori Kai established an endowment to ensure Midori Kai could continue to contribute grants to worthy local non-profit organizations. The 2022 Midori Kai Arts & Craft Boutique will be a “Live Outdoor” event to be held on September 10, 2022; 9:30 am to 4 pm at Lakeside Office Plaza, 1279 – 1299 Oakmead Parkway, Sunnyvale, CA 94085.
Midori Kai, Inc., a 501 (c) (3) non-profit corporation, founded in September 1996 and incorporated in 2000. Midori Kai was established to create an effective organization comprised of Japanese American professional women leaders with various business and creative backgrounds; who are committed to community involvement, supporting local nonprofit organizations, mentoring youth, and celebrating our Japanese American heritage. Prior to incorporation in 2000, while defining our future, our founding Directors framed our mission to bring together women leaders to create and build networks, to heighten mindfulness, to build meaningful relationships, to be champions of dialogue, learning, and to serve for the common good. On November 12, 1996, founding Directors approached Reverend Bunyu Fujimura, Reverend Ejitsu Hojo and Reverend Junjo Tsumura, retired ministers, requesting possible names for our newly formed organization. They suggested “Midori Kai”. In Japanese, Midori translates to “evergreen” or “everlasting” and Kai means “organization.” Our founding Directors agreed this name was very fitting for the new organization.
added to the Midori Kai vending boutique list https://midorikai.com/annual-boutique/
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Coast Highway Artists Collective at the White Cap Coffee & Tea
2026-09-01 07:30 - 2026-09-28 13:00 | 35509 CA-1 Gualala, CA 95445, 35509 CA-1, Gualala, CA, 95445-8435, United States
Coast Highway Art Collective featured at White Cap Coffee and Tea in Anchor Bay
Every month, the White Cap Coffee and Tea offers art exhibits by local artists, creating an inspiring atmosphere to enjoy your morning latte. This cozy community hub serves organic, fair-trade Little Green Bean coffee and specializes in espresso drinks, loose teas and pastries. Locals and tourists alike enjoy the communal atmosphere, games and books and the local art.
In September, the members of CHAC are honored to once again be the featured artists, bringing the beauty of the coast to life through ceramics, paintings, photography, jewelry, mosaic and quilts.
Participating local artists include Andrea Polk, photography, Brenda Phillips, ceramics; Bridgette Marie Dice, painting; Gabriella Lotan, photography; Geraldine Liabraaten, photography; Ling-Yen Jones, jewelry; Michelle Gilmore, painting; Perry Hoffman, photography; Scott Sewell, photography; Shawn Quinlan, quilts and Vineeta Chand, mosaic.
The show will be on display from Sept. 1 to 28. The White Cap Coffee and Tea is located at 35509 Hwy. 1 in Anchor Bay. Regular hours are Thursday through Monday, 7:30am to 1pm, with extended hours on Sunday until 3pm. The café is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Exhibiting Artists
Andrea Polk, Photography
Brenda Phillips, ceramics
Bridgette Marie Dice, painting
Gabriella Lotan, photography
Geraldine Liabraaten, photography
Ling-Yen Jones, Jewelry
Melissa Gilmore, painting
Perry Hoffman, photography
Scott Sewell, photography
Shawn Quinlan, quilts
Vineeta Chand, mosaic
https://artsmendocino.org/event/coast-highway-art-collective-artists-at-the-white-cap-cafe-sept-1-28-2026/

Studio Discovery Tour 2026 August 29-30 & September 5-7, 2026 Studio 17 A,B,C
2026-08-29 11:00 - 2026-09-07 17:00 | 4112 Leeward Road The Sea Ranch, 4112 Leeward Road, The Sea Ranch, United States
Please join forty other artists on the coast to show and share our studios and more.
I will show with Tempra Board, drawings, jewelry, and David Yager’s ceramics, as well as my own handmade jewelry. I will have my work at their studio and be at their studio August 29-30 & September 5-7, 2026. The hours for the two weekends are August 29-30, from 11 am to 5 pm, and Sept 5-7th 11 am to 5 pm.
I will be exhibiting with Tempra Board, 17A, David Yager, 17 B, and Ling-Yen Jones, 17C.
The address is 41122 Leeward Road, The Sea Ranch, California.
https://www.studiodiscoverytour.com/

43rd annual Palo Alto Festival of the Arts August 22-23, 2026 10 am to 6 pm booth 321
2026-08-22 10:00 - 2026-08-23 18:00 | University Avenue between High and Webster Streets in Palo Alto, CA, University Avenue between High and Webster Streets, Palo Alto, United States
Ling-Yen designs will be in booth 321
This high quality, community-friendly event is hosted by the Palo Alto Chamber of Commerce with the support of the City of Palo Alto. This event attracts people every year from throughout California and the West Coast. The festival—celebrating its 43rd year—takes place on tree-lined University Avenue in beautiful downtown Palo Alto, a vital economic area 35 miles south of San Francisco.
The backbone of the festival and the key to its success are the 250 fine artists and crafters whose display booths are placed back-to-back along University Avenue. These exhibitors are the reason why this festival attracts such a high percentage of fine artists and crafters whose work you’ll see only at a few select shows on the West Coast.
While strolling through the festival, don’t forget to stop by and listen to sidewalk piano virtuosos located at Bryant St. Look for the PLAY ME sign. More Info
The Italian Street Painting Expo—always a crowd-pleaser—will again showcase chalk artists from throughout the state, creating larger-than-life works of art. Tasso Street is where it’s happening so don’t miss it. This year’s co-beneficiaries of the Italian Street Painting Expo fund-raisers are the Palo Alto Youth Community Service and Ada’s Cafe.
Local participation is high at this event, throughout the festival, the Kiwanis Club of Palo Alto will again be serving alcoholic beverages for everyone’s enjoyment.
PLEASE NOTE: The City of Palo Alto has a ban on the use of plastic & paper bags for carrying purchased merchandise. The Chamber of Commerce highly recommends that festival attendees bring their own tote bags for easy transportation of multiple purchases.
For those driving to the festival, free parking is within a block or two of the festival site, with parking for disabled patrons in all city lots. Festival attendees though are encouraged to use public transit or ride a bike. For transit information go to 511.org.
If you are a dog owner thinking about bringing “Cuddles” to the festival, please reconsider. Large crowds can easily make a typically mellow dog very anxious & sometimes aggressive.

66th Annual Art in the Redwoods exhibition Saturday & Sunday August 15&16, 202610am-4pm admission FREE
2026-08-15 10:00 - 2026-08-16 16:00 | 31940 Highway One, 31940 Highway One, Gualala, CA, 95445, United States
Ling-Yen Designs is excited to participate in this event.
Hats Off in the Garden Dinner, Thursday, August 13, from 4 to 7 pm
Champagne Preview, Friday, August 14, 4 to 7 pm
Festival Days, Saturday, August 15, 10 am to 4 pm and Sunday, August 16 from 10 am to 4 pm
Art in the Redwoods kicks off with the Hats Off in the Garden Dinner and a Fine Art sneak preview on Thursday, August 13 from 4 to 7 pm. The following day, Friday, August 14, artists and guests can enjoy a Champagne Preview from 4 to 7 pm, with champagne service and a preview of the Outdoor Artists Vendor Booths, culminating in the opening of the Fine Art Exhibit at 4:30 pm, followed by judges’ critique and award announcements.
Art in the Redwoods continues on Saturday, August 15, from 10 am to 4 pm, with the Fine Art Exhibition and Outdoor Artists Vendor Booths open for public enjoyment, accompanied by food, drink, live music, and family entertainment. The same schedule follows on Sunday, August 16, with the addition of a raffle drawing and the announcement of the Most Popular artwork at 3 pm. Admission is FREE.

4th Annual Obon Mendocino Festival at the Mendocino Art Center on August 8 noon to 5 pm
2026-08-08 12:00 - 17:00 | 45200 Little Lake Street at Kasten Street, 45200 Little Lake Street, Mendocino, CA, 95460, United States
The Mendocino Obon Festival will be held at the Mendocino Art Center on August 8th from noon to 5 pm.
The festival features Taiko Drummers, Shakuhachi, traditional Japanese dancers, interactive demonstrations, hands-on crafts, artist vendors, and delicious Japanese food.

Bellevue Arts Fair, July 24-26, 2026 Booth J02
2026-07-24 10:00 - 2026-07-26 19:00 | Bellevue, Washington, at NE 8th Street and Bellevue Way.
Bellevue Square & Bellevue Arts Museum
Friday – Saturday | 10:00am – 7:00pm
Sunday | 11:00am – 6:00pm
Bellevue Arts Museum hosts the largest award-winning arts & crafts festival in the Northwest. We are committed to handmade excellence and supporting national designers, artists, and craftspeople. Shop from 275+ inspiring artists showcasing unique, handmade craft and art. This marketplace represents modern, traditional, and emerging work. In addition to this unique shopping experience, BAM Arts Fair offers free programming including BAM exhibitions, Kids Fair, food trucks, wine garden and much more. Since 1947, BAM Arts Fair has been the annual gathering place for our community and a wonderful way to connect to the world of art, craft & design!

Ling-Yen designs will be in booth J02
Directions to Bellevue Square
I-405
Take the NE 4th Street (Exit 13A) west exit. From NE 4th Street, continue straight (west) cross Bellevue Way & turn right around Bellevue Square for easiest parking into the garages.
I-90 E
Take the Bellevue Way exit heading north. Take a left (west) on NE 4th Street and turn right around Bellevue Square for easiest parking into the garages.
520 E
Take the Bellevue Way exit heading south. Take a right (west) on NE 4th Street and turn right around Bellevue Square for easiest parking into the garages.
Parking
Parking is plentiful and free (or free with validation) at the Bellevue Collection.
Wait, there is more

BELLEVUE, Wash. – This summer, two of Bellevue’s long-standing and beloved arts traditions are joining creative forces. The Bellevue Downtown Association (BDA) and Bellevue Arts Museum (BAM) will co-produce the Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend from July 24-25, &26, 2026.

The partnership unites the 80th annual, award-winning BAM Arts Fair at Bellevue Square and the 34th annual Bellevue Downtown Arts Market for a single three-day immersive arts experience. Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend features artists and activities that will span the heart of downtown, from Bellevue Square’s west parking garage and Bellevue Arts Museum, through the NE 6th Street corridor to 106th Avenue NE. Annually, the events have attracted about 150,000 visitors to Downtown Bellevue.
“We’re creating a more accessible and seamless celebration for artists and attendees alike,” said Patrick Bannon, president and CEO of the Bellevue Downtown Association. “This collaboration is bringing fresh energy to what has been a nearly 80-year tradition of making Downtown Bellevue a must-visit destination the last weekend of July. We also thank Amazon for supporting this event and helping us elevate the experience for our community.”
More than 350 legacy and emerging artists will exhibit and sell handcrafted works across 20+ mediums, including ceramics, jewelry, painting, printmaking, photography, glass, and 3D mixed media.
​ “Our partnership represents a renewed commitment to creative excellence and community connection for Bellevue,” said Shelly Crocker, BAM Receiver. “We’re excited to deliver an enriched experience that celebrates the past while making space for a more inclusive and dynamic future within the Eastside’s cultural hub.”
What to expect at Bellevue Arts Fair Weekend

Stunning artwork, along with immersive cultural performances, educational experiences, a wide variety of food vendors, and hands-on interactive art projects designed to inspire all ages and backgrounds.

A deeper focus on inclusive and diverse experiences co-created with community members and organizations, including new artist exhibitor categories: Emerging artists and Artist Collectives at Bellevue Square.

Los Altos Arts & Wine Festival on July 11 & 12, 2026 from 10 am -6 pm Booth 609
2026-07-11 10:00 - 2026-07-12 18:00 | Downtown Los Altos Village on Main and State Streets between First and Edith, Main and State Street, Los Altos, United States
Saturday & Sunday, July 11 & 12, 2026 from 10:00am to 6:00pm each day. Opening Night concert, Saturday 5-7 pm. Ling-Yen designs will be in booth 609
Downtown Los Altos will host one of the largest two-day, events in the Bay Area. The highly-rated Los Altos Arts & Wine Festival celebrates its 46th year and showcases the distinctive handcrafted works of 300 artists and craftspeople from more than a dozen states. The Festival also features select vintages from local wineries as well as a wide variety of foods including Thai, Chinese, Mexican, All-American favorites like sausages, hot links and roasted corn, sweets of all kinds, and more. Please note: Artist booths and Water/Soda sales open at 10am. Glassware/Wristband sales begin at 10:30am. Wine, Spirits, and Beer service will begin at 11am. Make sure to bring proof-of-age ID. Beverage booths are CASH ONLY sales.
The Los Altos Arts & Wine Festival is a great event for the whole family with a large selection of rides, activities and entertainment for children all weekend in the Kidzone. Enjoy free concerts from performers each day. Special opening night performance by TBD.
Enjoying the Festival: More than 250 artists and crafters welcome you to begin browsing their booths at 10AM each day of the Festival. Don’t forget to bring proof-of-age ID and stop by the Glasses / Tickets booths starting at 10:30am to get your wristband, souvenir glass and festival drink tickets. Wine, Margarita, Spirits and Beer service will begin at 11am.
This year the festival is implementing a “pay-by-ticket” system on beverage sales. Tickets can be purchased individually or in a package with official festival glassware at all Glasses / Tickets booths. And, for the first time, the festival will take payment in cash or via credit card or payment app. Cash will NOT be accepted at any wine, beer or spirit booth, but will be accepted at soda/water booths.
Festival Spirits — Those looking can find more than wine at the Arts & Wine Festival. San Jose’s 10th Street Distillery hosts a whiskey booth near the corner of Main and Third Streets, and the Los Altos Town Crier sponsors the Margarita booth in the Main Stage area. This year, Petaluma’s Griffo Distilleryjoins the party with special libations on the corner of State and Third Streets.
Water Refills – Water is available at Soda/Water booths throughout the festival. Start by purchasing a refreshing water in a refillable aluminum water bottle. When you need a refill, head to Sustainability Square at the intersection of State and Fourth Streets and fill it up with purified water courtesy of CalWater. (Pssst. You can fill your own bottle, too.)
Info Booth – Located near Chase Bank at the corner of Main and Third Streets. Event maps, schedules, Lost and Found, FREE sunscreen provided by Vacation®
Star One Credit Union Main Stage – Local-favorite bands perform throughout the day on the Star One Credit Union Main Stage, located in Central Plaza between Second and Third Streets. Bay Area favorites The Megatonesheadline a special Saturday (July 12) concert from 5-7pm. Dancing encouraged. Click here for a complete schedule of bands on the Star One Credit Union Main Stage.
Community Stage – Our favorite mostly-acoustic acts perform on this stone-pillared stage at the intersection of Main and State Streets. Click here for a complete schedule of bands on the Community Stage.
LAVA KidZone – Well-known for their experience entertaining kids on stage and television, Lori & RJ return to host a range of fun and engaging performances sure to get the kids up and dancing in the KidZone present by the Los Altos Village Association. Follow the sounds of laughter to State Street near Fourth.
State Street Market Chill Zone – Looking for a spot to cool off and access some free Wi-Fi? Visit the State Street Market Chill Zone inside the food hall located inside 170 State Street at the corner of State and Third Streets.
Arts Los Altos Community Mural – Help create the next great Los Altos mural by adding your creativity to our Community Mural presented by Arts Los Altos. Look for the project at the Third Street entrance near Main Street.
Sustainability Square – The Los Altos Arts & Wine Festival is committed to supporting sustainability at the festival and in our community. To that end, the Los Altos Village Association has partnered with Silicon Valley Clean Energyand CalWater to create Sustainability Square, an area dedicated to clean energy and water conservation. To learn more, visit the square at the intersection of Fourth and State Streets.
Restrooms – Festival restrooms are conveniently located in parking areas immediately adjacent to the festival. On the North side they can be found in the first parking row near both Second and Third Streets, and off Fourth Street behind the Wells Fargo building. On the South side, restrooms are in the center of the first parking row between Second and Third Streets.
Bike/Stroller Valet – The festival’s FREE bike and stroller valet, managed by GreenTown Los Altos, is located on the North side in the first row of parking just off Third Street.
Los Altos Police Department – The Los Altos Police Department is not only here to protect our vendors and attendees, they also know how to have fun at the festival. Stop by their booth located on Main Street at the Wells Fargo sign and get to know LAPD!
First Aid – First Aid and emergency services are located in the Wells Fargo parking lot, behind the LAPD booth. For emergency services during the festival, look for CERT volunteers in yellow vests, find festival staff in pink caps near each beverage area, or go to the Info Booth at the corner of Main and Third Streets.
Sponsors Row – The Los Altos Arts & Wine Festival thanks our sponsors for their support of this year’s festival. Make sure to visit with them along Sponsors Row located on State Street between Main and Fourth, near the Community Stage and Sustainability Square.
Free Speech Area – The Los Altos Arts & Wine Festival is a family-friendly, safe space for all. We ask those wishing to express their personal opinions to do so in the Free Speech Area located near Chase Bank where South Plaza intersects with Third Street.
Sidewalk Sale — Art and wine aren’t the only things to enjoy while at the festival. Make sure to check out the Sidewalk Sale where Downtown merchants display special wares outside their stores just for the occasion.
Also: Please leave pets at home. Summer sun makes the pavement too hot for paws!

Red Stella Meet & Greet jeweler Ling-Yen Jones on June 27th from 1-4 pm
2026-06-27 13:00 - 16:00 | Red Stella, 39251 S. Hwy One, Gualala, CA, 95445, United States
This is a summer opportunity for a one-day event to visit Ling-Yen at Red Stella. This is a new date for this event. Please note it on June 27 from 1-4 pm.
I am excited about this opportunity. Come and visit me at Red Stella you can see some of my new work.
Please join me at Red Stella’s.

The Light on the Edge of Darkness by Photography, Scott Sewell and Jewelry, Ling-Yen Jones
2026-06-13 10:00 - 2026-09-07 15:00 | 45500 Lighthouse Road Point Arena, CA 95468, 45500 Lighthouse Road, Point Arena, CA, 95468, United States
Scott will be exhibiting at the Whale Watch Room with Ling-Yen’s jewelry.
Artist Statement – Scott Sewell
I don’t remember when I saw Point Arena Lighthouse for the first time. We passed through the area on family vacations several times in my childhood but I have no specific recollection of it. When I was 19, my brother and I drove south along Highway 1 late at night and I do remember the flash of the light in the distance as we crossed over the Garcia River. The tower itself was only vaguely visible but the tremendous reach of the lens was apparent in the light fog.
When I returned to the area in 2017, I was looking for cliffs and crashing waves as a subject for my newly sharpened photography skills. While I remembered the coastline, I did not remember the tall, cylindrical Lighthouse that guarded it.
When I got there, I was fascinated. The tower looked different than any other lighthouse I had ever seen. It was more like a giant candlestick than the conical shape I was familiar with. It was built in 1870 and had a twin in Santa Cruz at Pigeon Point. I soon learned that it was cast concrete rebuilt from its original design after the great San Francisco earthquake of 1906. Its lantern room and the spiral staircase leading to it were its only original equipment. Its great first order lens was replaced due to the mercury in its rotating base some years later and the light’s reach was thirty miles when it was built but now was only 10 miles.
As I explored the area looking for places to shoot, it became clear why the Lighthouse was there. The ancient sandstone layers which make up the local sea bottom and the nearby cliffs have been tilted upward by plate movements over the last 20 million years to form reefs with razor sharp edges. This is easily seen on a walk from the Stornetta lands parking area to the Lighthouse. At the end of Point Arena, the most dangerous reef of all can be seen about a mile offshore as turbulence and wave action just below the surface. Ships seeking refuge in Manchester Bay to the north would run aground here and the Lighthouse was placed here to warn them.
For a photographer, the angles and views are endless. The Lighthouse can be shot from the south on fingers of land in Stornetta; from the point itself; from the hill along the Garcia River; and from the beaches of Manchester to the north. Over time, I have shot from them all. Of course, the Mendocino Coast is famous for its sunsets with its colorful skies in shades of red and orange. This often provides a dramatic backdrop for my photography.
For me, though, it is in the night under a full moon with the ground lights illuminating the tower that has the deepest meaning. There the Point Arena Lighthouse stands against the wind, the stars and the raging surf as a sentinel against the 4,500 miles of ocean to the west. It gives me pause and time to reflect. It is then that it truly feels like the light on the edge of darkness.

Sunnyvale Art and Wine Festival June 6-7, 2026 booth #317
2026-06-06 11:00 - 2026-06-07 19:00 | W. Washington Ave. at S. Murphy Ave., Downtown Sunnyvale, W. Washington Ave, Sunnyvale, CA, 94085, United States
Please join Ling-Yen Designs at the Sunnyvale Art & Wine festival presented by Pacific Fine Arts. Located at W. Washington Ave. at S. Murphy Ave., Downtown Sunnyvale
Note Saturday, June 6 hours are 11 am to 7 pm, and Sunday, June 7 hours are 10 am to 5 pm.
I will be in booth 317

Napa Peace WHAT BRINGS YOU PEACE? exhibit in June & July 2026
2026-06-01 10:00 - 2026-07-31 17:00 | 1019 Atlas Peak Road, 1019 Atlas Peak Road, Napa, 94558, United States
​JUNE & JULY 2026
WHAT BRINGS YOU PEACE?
Gathering Together Creators Honoring These Words &
Introducing the Napa Artistry Peace Alliance​
OPENING RECEPTION & DEMONSTRATION DAY
Thursday, June 11, 2026 • 4pm to 7pm

OPENING RECEPTION & DEMONSTRATION DAY
Thursday, June 11, 2026 • 4pm to 7pm, plus two additional openings.

Opening Reception: Saturday & Sunday, June 13–14 10am to 5pm

ABOUT
​​N+A+P+A
​The Napa Artistry Peace Alliance

The Napa Artistry Peace Alliance is a creative movement born from the belief that peace begins within each of us — and that art has the power to awaken, inspire, and unite. Founded in the historic Jessel Gallery, this initiative invites artists, galleries, schools, and community members to explore the question:
​What/Who Brings YOU Peace in Your Life?
In 2026, the first seed of this movement will be planted with a summer‑long exhibition at the Jessel Gallery. Artists are invited to create new, commercially viable, emotionally resonant works that express their personal vision of peace — whether it is a view, a creature, a feeling, a friendship, or a moment of stillness.

https://www.napapeace.com/2026show.html
a lot more information
The Jessel Gallery Presents the Napa Peace Show — A Two‑Month Exhibition Celebrating Unity, Creativity, and Community Healing
Napa, CA — The Jessel Gallery proudly announces the Napa Peace Show, a two‑month exhibition running throughout June and July, created to inspire calm, connection, and shared humanity during a time of widespread division and uncertainty.
The exhibition will open with a two‑day reception on Saturday and Sunday, June 13th and 14th, featuring live artist demonstrations, community engagement, and the debut of a new original song. Admission is free, and all are warmly invited to attend.
A Show Built Around One Question: “What Brings You Peace?”
Participating artists were invited to create a work responding to the prompt: “What brings you peace?”
The result is a deeply personal and visually compelling collection of paintings, sculptures, and mixed‑media works that explore serenity, resilience, nature, memory, and the universal longing for harmony.
Live Artist Demonstrations
Throughout the opening weekend, several artists will demonstrate their creative process live in the gallery, offering visitors a rare opportunity to witness the inspiration behind the work. Among the featured artists is internationally recognized painter Olaf Schneider, traveling from Canada to participate in this special event.
Local Vendor Partners
The Napa Peace Show also includes a curated group of local branded vendors whose offerings reflect the spirit of craftsmanship and community connection. Participating partners include:

Bougie Napa Candles
Romeo Vineyards and Cellars
The Vintage Sweet Shoppe Chocolate
Nuts by Napa Nuts

These vendors will be present during the opening reception, adding a sensory and culinary dimension to the experience.
Debut of the New Song “Napa Peace”
Gallery founder and artist Jessel Miller will introduce her new original song, “Napa Peace,” produced by acclaimed composer and multi‑instrumentalist Don Schiff. The song serves as the musical heart of the Napa Peace Project and reflects Miller’s mission to foster unity and compassion through art and storytelling.
“Napa Peace” is available now on all major streaming platforms, including Amazon Music.
A Message for the Community
“In these times of divisive and troubled energy, my goal is to bring people together on common ground,” says Miller. “Art has the power to calm the chaos in our daily lives, and this show is an invitation to pause, breathe, and reconnect with what brings each of us peace.”
Event Details

Exhibition: Napa Peace Show
Dates: June & July
Opening Reception: Saturday & Sunday, June 13–14 10am to 5pm
Live Demonstrations: Multiple artists throughout both days, including Olaf Schneider
Vendor Partners: Bougie Napa Candles, Romeo Vineyards and Cellars, The Vintage Sweet Shoppe Chocolate, Nuts by Napa Nuts
Admission: Free
Location: The Jessel Gallery, 1019 Atlas Peak Road, Napa, CA napapeace.com

About The Jessel Gallery
Founded by artist and author Jessel Miller, The Jessel Gallery is the Napa Valley’s longest‑running and largest creative spaces, known for its welcoming atmosphere, diverse exhibitions, community programming, and commitment to creativity as a healing force.

Will not be attending the Beverly Hills Art Show Spring 2026 on May 16 & 17 from 10 am to 6 pm
2026-05-16 10:00 - 2026-05-17 18:00 | 9455 N. Santa Monica Blvd. Beverly HIlls CA 90210, 9455 N. Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, 90210, United States
Due to a family health issue, Ling-Yen Designs will not be attending.
Four garden blocks in the center of the city will be brimming with the work of 250 artists from throughout California, many other states, and from around the world.
This free show features art by artists who showcase their work in painting, sculpture, watercolor, photography, mixed media, ceramics, glass, jewelry, drawing and printmaking.
All of the fine arts and crafts are original, ranging from the traditional to the very contemporary, and are represented by the artists themselves.
A Wine and Beer Garden with live music, demonstrating artists, children’s activities, gourmet food trucks and several community exhibits can be found as well.
Show hours in the spring are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on both weekend days; Admission is free.
This event takes place rain or shine!
Video of the Beverly Hills Art Show October 2025 from Beverly Hills Television.
This is a fun video to see.
Ling-Yen designs will be in booth 160

13th Annual Gualala Salon and Salon des Refuses the North Coast Artist Guild Presents
2026-04-10 10:00 - 2026-05-03 16:00 | 33620 Highway one, Gualala. CA 95445, 33620 Highway One, Gualala, CA, 95445, United States
North Coast Artist Guild Presents
Annual Juried Exhibit
Opens April 10 from 4-6 pm, exhibit up through May 3, 2026
Gualala Arts Center
free
Exhibit Statement
The Gualala Salon & Salon des Refusés is our local premier juried art show of the year. Hosted by the North Coast Artists Guild, this show features some of the best work of both local and regional artists. First Place award is $1,250, Second Place is $1,000, and Third Place is $750. Don’t agree with the judges? You aren’t alone! The famous Salon des Refusés in Paris in 1863 was a reaction to the hundreds of master works that did not make it into the formal Salon. All works will be displayed, and those not chosen for the Salon (in the Burnett Gallery) will be placed in the Elaine Jacob Foyer of the Gualala Arts Center, and are eligible for People’s Choice Awards ($125 for first place, $100 for second place, and $75 for third place.) Other $100 awards this year will be an Emerging Artist Award for best work by an artist under age 18; Collage Group Award for best collage; a Humor Award for best humorous content; and the Founders Award by our esteemed founders of the show: Doric Jemison-Ball, Bruce Jones, and Sharon Nickodem.
Opening reception will be from 4-6 pm on Friday, April 10 and will be catered. Dust off your fancy clothes (if you still have them) for this premier event!
Awards for 2025
1st Place #25 Spiritual Photosynthesis by Ruy Carpenter
2nd Place #125 Above and Below by Sharon Nickodem
3rd Place #90 Mason at California by Aaron Johnson
Best Collage #54 Living in the City by Jackie Gardener
Most Humorous #56 Untethered by Carol Golden
Emerging Artist #50 Tiger Car by Alejandro Fuentes
Founder’s Award #108 Rock Formation by Henrik Liisberg
Judges Awards for 2025
#4 Lotus Blossom Meditation by Kathleen Alexander
#98 Eucalyptus Grove in Fog by Jon Klein
# 128 Carbon Footprint by Sheri Novak
#134 Self Portrait by Sandy Oppenheimer
#168 Flying Fox by Elizabeth Solomon

Copia in Napa Valley Mustard Celebration Finale: A Festival of Wine, Food & Art one day event on March 28
2026-03-28 10:00 - 16:00 | 500 1st Street Napa, CA 94559, 500 1st. Street, Napa, CA, 94559, United States
Celebrating Napa with art and more. Mustard Celebration Finale: A Festival of Wine, Food & Art we are going to have food and exhibitor booths.
We will be sharing some of the art and wine from 24 artists and eight wineries booths. The Final Mustard Celebration is celebrated on March 28, 2026, from 10 am to 4 pm.
500 1st Street, Napa, CA 94559
My booth Front Entrance

Belmont Handcrafted Originals Art Fair, March 21 & 22, 2026
2026-03-21 10:00 - 2026-03-22 17:00 | Carlmont Village Shopping Center, 1049 Alameda de las Pulgas, 1049 Alameda de las Pulgas, Belmont, United States
Carlmont Village Shopping Center brims with activity when the Handcrafted Originals Art Fair arrives in this quaint town. Belmont is nestled on the San Francisco peninsula, 20 miles south of the City and just north of San Carlos. The event is set among the Shopping Center’s charming covered walks and takes place from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day. More than 20 celebrated artists will be on hand during this free event, giving visitors the opportunity to browse and buy unique, original pieces ranging from paintings, photography, ceramics, jewelry and much more.

Julia Carpenter, needle felt art & Ling-Yen Jones, jewelry at the Point Arena Lighthouse March 14-June 7, 2026
2026-03-14 10:00 - 2026-06-07 15:30 | 45500 Lighthouse Road Point Arena, CA 95468, 45500 Lighthouse Road, Point Arena, CA, 95468, United States
Please come visit Julia and Ling-Yen at the Whale Watch Room.
And see more of Julia’s work at https://www.instagram.com/sonomacoastfeltworks/
and my work on my website Ling-yendesigns.com.
The opening reception for Julia Carpenter’s Whale Watch Room Gallery gallery exhibit “Coastal Threads“ is Saturday, March 14 from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Refreshments and hors d’oeuvres will be served. Jewelry by Ling-Yen Jones is also on display. The exhibit will remain on display through June 7, 2026.
Artist Statement
Creating scenes of our ocean environment with natural fiber. The artwork represented here is comprised of wool and other natural fibers felted together with a special notched needle in a process called needle felting.
I use a piece of felted wool as a base then use loose wool fibers (roving) and poke them into the base to create the picture. Many types and colors of wool are used, as well as effect fibers such as silk and bamboo. The notches on the needle snag, catch, and tangle the fibers as they are poked into the base felt in what is a very meditative and repetitive exercise.
Inspiration
Walks among majestic pines and cypress, redwoods and madrones, flowering fauna, sprouting spotted mushrooms, and the creatures of land and sea inspire me daily.
Biography
Working as a textile artist for many years, I have learned to weave, quilt, and batik. My love of textiles inspired me to study fashion design and then later interior design in the Bay Area. I worked as a color consultant, faux finish painter, and eventually Feng Shui practitioner in San Francisco before retiring to The Sea Ranch. Thanks to a friend who came to visit, I began practicing the rudimentary procedures of an art called needle felting, and I have developed a passion for it. My work is influenced by the natural splendor of this beautiful coast, with all its wonders.

Creations with Ling-Yen Jones, jewelry, Jim Docker, wood, Bea Acosta ceramics & baskets
2026-02-13 10:00 - 2026-03-08 16:30 | 33620 Highway one, Gualala. CA 95445, 33620 Highway One, Gualala, CA, 95445, United States
Creations
Ling-Yen Jones, Jim Docker and Bea Acosta
A showcase of work by three local artists
Opens Friday, February 13 from 4-6 pm
Exhibit up through March 8
Jacob Foyer, Gualala Arts

Gualala Arts invites the community to experience “Creations,” a group exhibition featuring the distinctive works of three local artists—Ling-Yen Jones, James Docker, and Bea Acosta. This compelling blend of art and craft opens with a reception on Friday, February 13, from 4 to 6 p.m. in the Jacob Foyer. The exhibit will remain on view through March 8, offering visitors a chance to explore the unique perspectives and materials each artist brings to their practice.
James Docker, a seasoned woodworker and designer, brings decades of craftsmanship and conceptual depth to the show. With a Master of Fine Arts from San Francisco State University and formative years spent studying in Kyoto, Japan, Docker’s work reflects a rich tapestry of influences—from Japanese boro textiles and tea ceremony aesthetics to the geometric clarity of Piet Mondrian. His pieces often echo the improvisational structure of jazz, a genre he reveres, and his approach to wood has been described as “quilting in wood.” Docker’s career spans over 60 years, including custom home design throughout The Sea Ranch, Napa Valley, and the Bay Area. His knife blocks and boards, originally crafted for friends and neighbors, exemplify his commitment to both beauty and utility.

Jewelry artist Ling-Yen Jones offers a striking contrast with her finely wrought silver, semi-precious stones, and pearls. Based in Mendocino County, Jones creates one-of-a-kind pieces that range from traditional to modern, often incorporating motifs such as leaves, birds, and windows—symbols of growth, hope, and transformation. Her training includes studies with David Laplantz at Humboldt State University, Monterey Peninsula College, and workshops at the Mendocino Art Center. Jones is also the gallery coordinator for the Coast Highway Artist Collective in Point Arena and has exhibited widely across Northern California. Her work, including evocative pieces like “Unmentionables,” draws inspiration from the Ukiyo-E period of Japanese art, blending expressive faces with hidden floral and romantic imagery to explore themes of serenity and everyday grace.

Bea Acosta rounds out the trio with her creations in clay and pine needle basketry. Since discovering her passion for clay in 2000, Acosta has studied under Kay Like of Brandybuck Studios, embracing hand-building techniques and natural finishes such as saggar firing with seaweed and horsehair. Her journey expanded in 2004 to include pine needle basketry, where she now devotes most of her creative energy. Using materials like Watsonia and Amaryllis leaves, sweet grass, and sea grass, Acosta weaves vibrant, one-of-a-kind forms that often transcend traditional basket function. Her “pine needle woven creations” are meditative, free-form expressions that reflect a deep reverence for nature and ancestral memory. Living on the coast continues to inspire her intuitive, organic approach to making.
Together, Jones, Docker, and Acosta offer a rich and varied exhibition that celebrates the intersection of artistry and craftsmanship. “Creations” promises to be a feast for the senses and a testament to the creative spirit thriving along the Mendonoma coast.

Ling-Yen designs at the di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art April 2026 to August 2026
2026-01-01 10:00 - 2026-04-30 17:00 | 5200 Sonoma Way Napa, CA 94559, 5200 Sonoma Way, Napa, CA, 94559, United States
I am excited to participate as a guest at the di Rosa Center for Contemporary Art at the gift shop in Napa.
Mission

Dedicated to the cultivation of Northern California art past, present and future, di Rosa maintains the world’s foremost collection of contemporary art from the region. Through ongoing exhibitions and educational programming, di Rosa educates and inspires audiences with stories of Northern California’s unique arts ecosystem.

Sacred Laughter Holiday Open Studio December 20 & 21, 2025
2025-12-20 10:00 - 2025-12-21 17:00 | 931 Hearst Ave.,Berkeley,CA 94710, 931 Hearst Ave., Berkeley, 94710, United States
You know it’s unique, you know it’s different, what better gift than original artwork, and handcrafted jewelry?
Please join Sacred Laughter and Ling-Yen designs on Dec.21 & 22 from 10 am to 5 pm
at 931 Hearst Ave, Berkeley Between 8th and 9th, off of University Ave., freeway exit from Hway 80/580.

37th Annual Willits Holiday Craft Fair
2025-12-13 10:00 - 2025-12-14 19:00 | Willits Holiday Craft Fair, 111 E. Commercial Street, Willits, United States
Join Ling-Yen designs and many other artists at this 37th annual event.
Please see that Saturday, Dec. 13, hours are 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
and Sunday, Dec. 14, hours are 10 a.m. to 4 pm

Handmade Holiday Crafts Fair at Finley Community Center December 6-7, 2025 booth #8
2025-12-06 10:00 - 2025-12-07 16:00 | Finley Community Complex 2060 West College Avenue Santa Rosa, CA 95401, 2060 West College Ave, 95401, California, 95401
Celebrate the season with gifts for yourself or loved ones in this festive shopping experience featuring over 90 local artists. Shop for quality, hand-crafted holiday décor, home goods, jewelry, bath and body products, edibles, and more all sold by the artists! Get a sense of what to expect by visiting our Vendor page.
booth Auditorium #8
https://www.srcity.org/2176/Handmade-Holiday-Crafts-Fair
Phone: 707-543-3737
Cost $5 per person, kids under 12 are free
address Finley Community Center 2060 W. College Ave.
Rosie the Trolley
Rosie provides free transportation between the Handmade Holiday Crafts Fair and the Luther Burbank Home and Gardens Holiday Open House (please note: admission is required at both events). Rosie departs from Finley throughout the weekend during Fair hours. Meet at the circular driveway at the sign that says “Rosie Stops Here.”

Crocker Holiday Artisan Market Ling-Yen designs booth Lobby & Inner Lobby 101
2025-11-28 10:00 - 2025-11-30 17:00 | 6151 H Street, Sacramento, CA, 6151 H Street, Sacramento, CA, United States
Step into a world of creative wonder!

Now a Northern California holiday tradition, this three-day bazaar at Sacramento’s Scottish Rite Center delights art lovers of all ages. As children enjoy photos with Santa and face painting by Pixie Tribe Entertainment, adults can meet and speak with artists, browse booths filled with juried works in glass, textiles, wood, ceramics, paper, photography, art jewelry, paintings and sculptures, all offered in a variety of price points.

Proceeds from the event directly support the artists, Crocker Art Museum’s exhibition & educational programs, and Creative Arts League’s outreach to Stanford Settlement, Sojourner Truth (SoJo), Women’s Wisdom Art, Mustard Seed, Blue Line Arts, the MACC (Mills Station Arts & Cultural Center), and other important community programs.

We wish to thank you for your patronage and best wishes for a delightful and warm holiday season!

Location: Scottish Rite Center, 6151 H Street, Sacramento, CA
Free Parking
NOTE the Days and TIMES, Please.
Friday, November 28, 2025 – Noon to 5pm
Saturday, November 29, 2025 – 10am to 5pm
Sunday, November 30, 2025 – 10am to 4pm

Buy your tickets online and skip the line – $10 – good for all 3 days!
Kids 12 and under – FREE
Lobby & Inner Lobby booth 101
NEW at the show
This year we are having 3 food trucks that will be parked in front Scottish Rite to provide lunch, drinks and snacks. The trucks are Hefty Gyros, Pancho Villa, and Bubble Hive Bubble Cone. Looking forward to having variety in the food offerings!

10th Artisan Market Holiday 2025 Asian Art Museum Nov. 14-16, 10 am to 5:30 pm
2025-11-14 10:00 - 2025-11-16 17:30 | 200 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA, 200 Larkin Street, San Francisco, United States
Please join Ling-Yen designs at the Asian Art Museum in San Francisco.
I am excited to participate and be a part of the Asian Art exhibitors.

Holiday Artisan Market

The Boutique’s Holiday Artisan Market returns, featuring one-of-a-kind handmade goods by local makers.

Friday, Nov 15 | 9 to 10 AM (member early access)

Friday, Nov 15 | 10 AM to 6 PM (open to all)Saturday, Nov 16 | 10 AM to 6 PM (open to all)
After you visit Hallyu! The Korean Wave explore the Cha May Ching Museum Boutique’s Holiday Artisan Market, featuring dozens of local makers offering one-of-a-kind items including fashion and accessories, jewelry, ceramics, specialty food items, holiday decorations, and more.
Museum members get first pick at a special preview hour from 9 to 10 AM on Friday, Nov. 15. Members receive a 10% discount on all purchases.
Admission to the Holiday Artisan Market is free to all — spread the word and bring your friends.

website https://calendar.asianart.org/event/holiday-artisan-market-2025/
mor ifnormation about the Cha May Ching. https://asianartmuseumstore.myshopify.com/?shpxid=b45fbf24-c5fe-469c-badd-4a0eccf7dd08
https://calendar.asianart.org/event/holiday-artisan-market/

Woven Stories: The Intersection of Tradition and Craft Eric Wilder & Ling-Yen Jones at the Dolphin Nov.-Dec. 2025
2025-11-01 10:00 - 2025-12-28 17:00 | Dolphin Gallery & Gift Shop, 39114 Ocean Drive, Cypress Village, Gualala, CA, 95445, United States
I am honored to be in an exhibit with Eric.
I look forward to sharing this space with him and the Dolphin, what we will have to offer.
The opening is Saturday, Nov. 1, from 1-3 pm
Here is a bit of information about Eric
Eric Wilder, Graphic Artist
I am a freelance artist with a passion for contemporary arts and developing indigenous cultural resources. I have a professional background in graphic arts and illustrations. I also have a professional background in Tribal Government and am knowledgeable of traditional cultural information on my tribe, the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians, that has been passed down in my family for generations.

As a solo artist, my ideal clients tend to be non-profits, tribal governments, small businesses, and start-ups. I tend to do project based work, but can also provide ongoing services depending on the individual needs of the client.
In addition to my professional services, I also host a Native Arts Expo annually where both traditional and contemporary Indigenous artists of any level come together to showcase their talents to the public, share their stories, and network with other indigenous artists.

http://www.ericwildergraphics.com/

Woven Stories: The Intersection of Tradition and Craft

Woven Stories: The Intersection of Tradition and Craft

Ling-Yen Jones and Eric Wilder
An Exciting Collaboration of Two Local Artists
Opens Saturday, November 1 from 1–3 p.m.
Exhibit runs through December 28
The Dolphin Gallery in the Seacliff Center
Two celebrated Mendonoma artists—Ling-Yen Jones and Eric Wilder—come together this fall for a powerful new exhibition, Woven Stories: The Intersection of Tradition and Craft, opening Saturday, November 1 from 1 to 3 p.m. at the Dolphin Gallery in the Seacliff Center. On view through December 28, the show offers an inspiring exploration of cultural roots, personal vision, and the artistry of hand-crafted design.
Eric and Ling-Yen’s Post

Beverly Hills Art Show October 18 & 19, 2025 booth 160
2025-10-18 10:00 - 2025-10-19 17:00 | 9455 N. Santa Monica Blvd. Beverly HIlls CA 90210, 9455 N. Santa Monica Blvd., Beverly Hills, 90210, United States
Four garden blocks in the center of the city will be brimming with the work of 235 artists from throughout California, many other states, and from around the world.
This free show features art by artists who showcase their work in painting, sculpture, watercolor, photography, mixed media, ceramics, glass, jewelry, drawing and printmaking.
All of the fine arts and crafts are original, ranging from the traditional to the very contemporary, and are represented by the artists themselves.
A Wine and Beer Garden with live music, demonstrating artists, children’s activities, gourmet food trucks and several community exhibits can be found as well.
Show hours in the spring are from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on both weekend days; Admission is free.
LIng-Yen designs will be in booth 160
