Cambria Sunsets, Art in the Sky

Backyard Sunset, Pineridge Drive, Cambria CA

Buzz Blodgett Sunset  and Midnight vases at Seekers Glass Gallery

For a short time this week, we returned to our normal 68 degrees and sunny skies. The mornings are cool and clear with the sounds of sea lions at the beach and cattle in the fields behind the town. Then at night we have some of the most beautiful sunsets anywhere, from my backyard last night.

Have a great Weekend!

Bianchini House in Cambria Historic East Village

Bianchini House Museum, from Seekers Art Glass Gallery
See Bernard Katz Tree Vases and Bowls

The Historic Bianchini House was built by Samuel Guthrie in 1882. In 1914, the house was sold to Eugenio Bianchini, a Swiss immigrant who came to this country in 1878. After farming, mining, dairying, and running butchery, he retired to this home. The property was unoccupied for many years; the Cambria Historical Society purchased the house through donations from the community. After years of dedication and countless hours from volunteers remodeling the property is was reopened in 2009 to the public as a museum, preserving Cambria's heritage.

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Art and Wine Festival in Cambria

Moonstone Beach, Cambria from Seekers Art Glass Gallery

This picture was taken close to where the other one was  last week. You can see how far out the waves were cresting.

Cambria Welcome Sign from Seekers Art Glass Gallery

In small towns across America, festivals, parades and chili cooks off are held. Cambria is no different. This weekend is our Arts and Wine Festival. Local artist and wineries have exhibits and tasting. There are silent auctions at the community Veterans hall and a great Barbeque put on by the Sons of The American Legions. There are always big laughs and lots of fun.
Join us and stop by east vilage and walk thru the old part of Cambria. Seekers Glass Gallery is located at the corner of Center Street and Burton Drive. Across the street from the historic Bianchini House and Robins Resturant.
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Winter storms rock Art Glass community

2010 Winter Storm at Moonstone Beach, from Seekers Art Glass Gallery

The west coast of California was hammered by fierce rain and wind from one storm after another. Cambria sustained major damage to homes, cars and at the beach large waves combine with high tides eroded the shoreline. This picture was taken last week off moonstone drive showing the intensity of the storms.
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Seekers Art Glass Gallery, 29th Annual Sale

                   Crustacean Art Glass Bowl by Gary Genetti, at Seekers Art Glass Gallery

Seekers Art Glass Gallery has been in business for 29 years represening over 250 American Contemporary Glass Artists. Each year in Januay we celebrate by putting our entire gallery on sale. Our customers enjoy 10% to 50% off of all items avialable in the gallery. Some work is also available for special order at the sale price. This special event ends on the last day of January so please don't miss out on aquiring some of the best American Art Glass work available at these incredible prices. Visit our website at http://www.seekersglass.com/ to shop these sale prices.

Cambria CA West Coast Art Glass Destination

Elephant Seals Piedras Blancas, from Seekers Art Glass Gallery

Seekers Art Glass Gallery, Cambria Ca

   Seekers Art Glass is located in Cambria California, the south gateway to Big Sur. A small town with local artist, great resturants, hotels,and wild life. Hearst castle is locate 15 miles north and another 5 miles north by Piedas Blancas historical lighthouse is a growing elephant seal population. With an Average temperature of 65 degrees Cambria is a year around vacation getaway.
   Vist our web site for to add to your art glass collection, start one or get gift ideas at http://www.seekersglass.com/