Mission StatementPacific Textile Arts is a 501-C-3 educational non-profit existing to support, share, and celebrate the fiber arts.
VIA PAYPAL
Located at 450 Alger St. Fort Bragg, CA 95437 - the east end of Laurel St., turn left, first house.
pacifictextilearts@mcn.org
phone: 707-409-6811
Houses a gallery, library, demonstration studios, sales room, and classrooms.
Open:
Wednesdays 10:30-NOON
Thursdays 1:30-3:30
Saturdays 11:00-1:00
For additional hours call the PTArts phone number - outgoing message has information on contacting board members: Jackie, Nancy or Lolli Current Board Members President: Elaine Todd
Vice President: Jackie Wollenberg
Secretary: Karen Inwood
Treasurer/Office: Nancy Denison
Newsletter: Jackie Wollenberg
Monthly Programs/Gallery/Classes: Lolli Jacobsen
Publicity: Mickie McCormic, Lolli, Karen
Constant Contact: Karen Inwood
Gardens: Karen Inwood
Facilities: Jackie Wollenberg
Facebook: Karen Inwood, Jennie Henderson
Historian: Nancy Denison
At Large: Pavlos Mayakis
Spinning Group Leader: Ann Brezina
2018 new Board Members:
Nancy Trissel
Jennie Henderson
PTArts Volunteeers Programs/Gallery: Eleanor Adams
Gallery: Adriane Nicholiasen
Librarian: Roberta Brockschmidt
Gardens: Laine Escola, Diana Corbin
Asst to Historian: Laine Escola
Scrapbook: Diana Corbin
WebMaster: NormaLee
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Ongoing Pacific Textile Arts Programs
on 4th Saturday Sept. – May. Dec. Holiday party
10am sharing, networking;
11 am program with guest artists.
First Friday Gallery Receptions
First Fridays 5 to 8pm
Spinning Group
Thursdays 1:30-3:30pm
contact annscats at gmail.com
Calligraphy Group
Thursdays 1:30 – 4:30
contact jdetrick at mcn.org
Guest House Museum
Main Street, Fort Bragg
Weavers from PTArts demonstrate rag rug weaving on the historical Finn loom in the museum.
contact inwood.karen29843 at gmail.com if interested in participating as a weaver.
When you have nothing else to do:
Seen at Pacific Grove during Monterey Bay Quilter's show. The windows have plastic sewn into the openings.
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