Shops
and Galleries
In the breezeway at the Chalet Mall in West Yakima, Oak Hollow has offered personal service and quality framing while featuring local artists for over 34 years.
5631 Summitview, Yakima, WA Oak Hollow Blog
In the heart of the Columbia River Gorge, The Pines 1852 Winery Tasting Room and Art Gallery features select artists from around the Pacific Northwest. Several pieces from the collaboration of John Barany and Sharon are on display here.
202 State Street, Hood River, OR --- The Pines Art Gallery
On the campus of Yakima Valley Community College, the Larson Gallery is "in step with art and community".
The gallery is located at the corner of 16th Ave. and Nob Hill Blvd. in Yakima.
Larson Gallery website
5000 W. Lincoln Ave -
Yakima, WA
Allied
Arts Website
Allied Arts focuses on developing artistic and academic skills, community
enhancement and economic growth through the arts.
You can taste and purchase wines from throughout the Yakima Valley here at Bonnie's while you browse through the extensive array of treasures in the gift shop. Conveniently located less than a mile from I-82, right near the Yakima River bridge. 329 Wine Country Road, Prosser, WA 99350 -- (509) 786-7000.
This gallery / frame shop is a leader in the art world in Central Washington State. Sharon is displaying some of her mixed media paintings and fused glass art and jewelry there. Please come by. They are located at 910 Summitview Suite 5A, Yakima, WA. Phone: (509) 457-8860
Sharon's jewelry and art can be found in the gift shop at this unique family-owned winery in the mid-Yakima
Valley of Central Washington. Enjoy the county beauty and down-home
friendliness at Piety Flats Winery. Browse through the gift shop while sipping
on a taste of some of the valley's finest wines. Visit the Piety Flats Winery Website for details
Jewelry, artwork, and custom hop designs by Sharon are available in the gift shop at this fascinating museum. It is located in the heart of the nation's largest hop producing area, and features striking exhibitions and intriguing displays, as well as a unique gift shop highlighting an array of items devoted to the history and future of hop cultivation.
Open: May 1st. through September 30th. --- Wednesday thru Saturday 10am.-4pm. & Sunday 11am.-4pm.