Marsha Lynn Hoggan

We are thrilled to welcome back local potter Marsha Lynn Hoggan to the Pop Up Art space. Marsha has been making pottery since 2005. Her functional work is mainly porcelain, loving the translucency and the way it glows after glaze firing. Working with clay has also allowed her to experiment with raku as well as sculpting. Marsha’s whimsical garden and floral designs as well as her orcas designs are so worth coming in to have a look. @marshalynnpottery

Scott Samuels

Scott Samuels has been on an artistic journey ever since he was a young boy from creating lego structures to discovering his talent for drawing and as well as his creative abilities. Scott gave up art in his teens and then rediscovered his talent while recovering from a major injury. From portraits to landscapes, Scott continues to explore the many facets of this art. @artlife_skatelife

Each month the SHS features different artists. Come by to view this amazing work. A portion of all sales supports the work of the Steveston Historical Society.

 John B. Beatty

West Coast artist John B. Beatty started his painting career in 1960. He has now completed over 1000 acrylic and oil paintings inspired primarily from life on the West Coast and while traveling. John is an active member of the https://meninhats.art/artist/john-beatty/ art group as well as the Richmond Artists Guild, participating in Plein Air and studio outings throughout the year.

Betsy Randel

Betsy Randel is a local Steveston artist and writer for many years who enjoys celebrating the simplicity and beauty of nature in watercolour. She paints florals, landscapes (many of her local gardens and Steveston surroundings), and still life. Having a certificate in Fine Arts from Emily Carr University and having taken classes through the Riverside Arts Circle and Richmond Artist Guild, she is also self taught. Originals, prints and cards are available. Website: BetsyRandel.com

The SHS remembers and thanks Eileen (Tootsie) for her many years of service to the Post Office & Museum as well as being part of the original group who helped save the building and form the Steveston Historical Society.

Our condolences to her family and her many friends who knew and loved her.

This summer, join local illustrator Cartoon Katie in the Steveston Town Square Park next to the Steveston Museum and Post Office. Watch Katie create custom caricature souvenirs drawn live creating a lasting memory of your day out in Steveston Village or a special occasion.

A percentage off all sales goes towards the Steveston Historical Society programs and events that support our community