Showing posts with label Channel's Edge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Channel's Edge. Show all posts

Monday, December 01, 2008

Local Artists at Channels' Edge

Sunday, December 7th

1 - 5 pm

Get your holiday shopping done early!

Up to 30% off original artwork.

Featuring Randy Cole, Fishbonze, Z Pottery, Cherry Ann Jewelry, Pottery by Rita and much, much more!

207 N. Bridgeton Road

503-737-2465

Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Shop locally

On the left are some ads for local and nearby businesses. We are a small community and we support each other. A great way to do that is by shopping at local businesses where the products are often more unique. And if not unique - the service is always friendlier.

Channel's Edge has adopted a family for Christmas and you can go to CE and find out what the family needs.

There are a few of us who market vitamins and supplements - I call us the Bridgeton Vitamin Club and you can join us - even if you don't live here. Contact Lynn [503-477-5550] for information. Food based vitamins and supplements, children's multivitamins, and preservative-free skin care products can make great gifts.

Tom at Postal Place can send your packages, Wayne can fix your boats, and Channel's Edge, Kabob Shack and Po'Shines Cafe-de-la-Soul can feed you.

Enjoy the holidays....

Thursday, December 06, 2007

Coming this Sunday

Sunday, December 9 from 1 to 4 PM come and hear Ellen Whyte and Jim Miller sing and play guitar and bass at Channel's Edge!

Channel's Edge is located at: 207 N. Bridgeton Road Portland [503-737-2465]

If you haven't heard either Jim or Ellen - this will be a treat

You can also check out the goodies at Channel's Edge while listening to great music..

There is also a wine tasting - to help Kim and Bob decide what wines to add to their selection

Friday, August 24, 2007

Buy art and support the tree fund

I have placed some of my tree/levee art for sale at Channel's Edge [207 N. Bridgeton Road PDX]

There are photos of the "tagged" tress and and other flora from the levee -
mounted on homemade paper composed of scrap paper with levee flora embedded.

A portion of my profits will be donated to the fund to save the trees.