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North Bend Art & Industry highlights spring events, invites community involvement
Summary
Deborah Landers, speaking for North Bend Art and Industry, outlined upcoming events including an author Q&A March 31 and Art Off the Rails on June 20 at Depot Park; she said nearly 50 artists are signed up and organizers expect up to 80 participants and listed other seasonal activities and collaborations.
Deborah Landers, representing North Bend Art and Industry, used the council’s public‑comment period to promote a slate of spring and summer arts events and community programs.
Landers highlighted an author discussion with Josh Tuininga on March 31 and encouraged council members and residents to attend. She said Art Off the Rails is scheduled for June 20 at Depot Park/William Henry Taylor Park and that the group already has nearly 50 artists signed up, with capacity likely to reach about 80. Landers also described an expanded Art in Nature Walk (a collaboration with the Lee Arts Foundation and partnerships that will extend the route from Carnation through Fall City to North Bend) and said the organization is accepting artist applications for wooden rounds and other installations.
Landers invited the council to support the events and noted that the activities are run largely by volunteers. She distributed materials to council members and offered to provide more information at future meetings.
There was no formal council motion tied to Landers’s comments; the remarks were presented during public comment and intended to inform the council and the community about the upcoming calendar of arts programming.
