PALMER BUZZ: Last Few Days of Love

Last Few Days of Love—The Palmer Community Art Show for February will be coming down on Saturday, March 3. This was the first open community art show in Palmer and there were so many great new artists and photographers offering up their pieces for the LOVE themed exhibition.

Before the LOVE art show comes down, let’s recognize all the local artists exhibiting: Steve Johnson, Barbara Johnson, Patricia S. Jones, Glenda Fields, Maria McKiernan, Nancy Angelini Crawford, Emily Gelino Bequette, Judy Vars, Betty Pierce, Tim Adams, Kadie Kerns, Diane Paoletti, Michelle Cornelius, Nadia Rausa, Deb Lestenkof,, Lacey McDaniel, John Zucconi, and Barbara Hunt

If you haven’t seen this wide array of 56 locally produced pieces, catch it quick before Saturday And better yet, support Palmer Art and purchase a piece of your local artist offerings!

MARCH—The Community Art Show for March will be going up on Saturday, March 3. The theme for this open show is MARCH, which can mean many things to many people.

New Store Opening on March 1—Cobb Street Market opens its doors on Thursday March 1. This is a fine little shop, located on Cobb Street, across from old Freddie's. The store features approximately 50 different vendors offering their homemade items for sale to the public.

Jenski’s Automotive—They’re back. Just like the phoenix, this great Palmer auto shop has returned from the ashes and the fire. And it looks bigger and better than before. 4-6 on Tuesday is the celebration.

Snow in Palmer—It’s coming down and building up. And it is fun. However, sometimes pedestrians are forced to walk in the roadways, because of snow. Slow down and please give them plenty of room. When you are sweeping off your parked vehicle, it is nice to give your neighbor’s windshield a nice sweep as well. It’s called Random Sweeps of Kindness. Be aware of the Palmer Fattie Bikes that are out and about along with a few cross country skiers, we’ve seen happily sliding through town. The Winter Olympics are over but in Palmer, we can still pretend with our lovely snowfall.

Palmer Renaissance—This event was Sunday, February 25th. Painters and knitters and sketchers and readers gathered together at the Downtown Deli. It is the last Sunday of the month and everyone is welcome. Emily Gelino Bequette was the patient and perfect life model and 7 artists tried their best to paint her. Others came to enjoy the ambiance and conversation and of course good food—including the scrumptious breakfast bowl of bacon and eggs and onions and perfect buttered toast pieces.