I’ve joined Front Street Gallery in Poulsbo!

I’ve long admired Front Street Gallery, an artist-run cooperative in charming, historic downtown Poulsbo (aka Little Norway). I’m excited to join their creative community and have a place to show my work year-round. They have a wonderful group of artists/owners. I’ve joined forces with some favorite local artists: Paula Gill, Sue Skelly, Steve Parmelee, Leigh Knowles, Caroline Davis, and about 20 others that I look forward to getting to know and working with.

Front Street Gallery is staffed by the artists and is open daily from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. It’s good small shopping.

Abstract artwork hanging on a gallery wall
My limited edition prints and mixed media originals at Front Street Gallery
Leslie standing outside in front of the gallery window
There’s always fresh water for the dogs, (and in March my art is in the window)

Poulsbo Art Walk Second Saturday, 5-8pm

The gallery opens a new show every month with the featured artist’s opening reception as part of the Art Walk. Meet artists and enjoy some deluxe refreshments. I’m usually there. Contact me in advance if you want to confirm and meet up with me there.

Front Street Gallery
18881-A Front St. NE
Poulsbo, WA
Open everyday 10 am-6 pm
Poulsbo Art Walk Second Saturday,5–9 pm

I’m working!

If you’re in the neighborhood, please come in and say hello. I’ll be in the gallery these dates and times:

  • Thurs., March 13, 2–6 pm;
  • Thurs., March 21, 10 am–2 pm;
  • Sun. April 6, 10 am–2 pm;
  • Fri., April 18, 10 am–2 pm;
  • Fri., May 9, 10 am–2 pm;
  • Thurs., May 22, 2–6 pm.

About Downtown Poulsbo, Washington

Downtown Poulsbo (aka Little Norway) is on Liberty Bay. It’s a charming, walkable historic district with museums, galleries, shopping, restaurants, a marina, park, and more. A few highlights near Front Street Gallery are Sluy’s Bakery (donuts + lots more), Nordiska (Scandinavian and Nordic goods & gifts), Indigo Plum (shoe store), Liberty Bay Books, Marina Market (infinite types of licorice and supplies for boaters using the marina), Boehm’s Chocolates, and antique malls to get lost in.

Poulsbo is located on the Kitsap Peninsula a ferry ride and a 30 minute drive away from Downtown Seattle, or a 25 minute drive south of Kingston Ferry Terminal (Kingston/Edmonds route).

History and facts at the City of Poulsbo website.
More about things to do at the Visit Poulsbo website.