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Rick Steber Makers showcases 180 local artists in Pineville's vibrant showroom

May 28, 2024 | Prineville, Crook County, Oregon



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Rick Steber Makers showcases 180 local artists in Pineville's vibrant showroom
At the recent City of Prineville Council meeting, local entrepreneur Rick Steber highlighted the vibrant arts scene in the area, showcasing his showroom, Rick Steber Makers. Located across from Dillon's, the showroom features the work of 180 local artists and artisans, ranging from leather workers to metal craftsmen.

Steber emphasized the cultural significance of the local talent, mentioning a native family from Warm Springs that creates traditional cradleboards and a seventh-generation descendant of Geronimo who produces various native items. "In a way, I employ 180 people," Steber stated, underscoring the economic impact of the arts community in Prineville.

This discussion not only celebrates local craftsmanship but also points to the potential for economic growth through the arts. As the city continues to support its artists, the community can expect to see further development in this creative sector, enhancing Prineville's cultural landscape and economic vitality.

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