Welcome to the Chewelah Arts Guild
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The Chewelah Arts Guild is a non-profit community support group that has been promoting the Arts in the Chewelah area since 1999.
The purpose of the Chewelah Arts Guild is to support the growth, development, appreciation and understanding of the arts in their various forms and to make the arts accessible to all members of the greater Chewelah community.
Our Vision Statement is: Chewelah: A community that values, supports and promotes the arts. 
Arts Guild News
This was the 5th Year of the Chewelah Arts Guild,
Light Up the Park family event and it was definitely a magical celebration of the fall season. The lineup of lit pumpkins, many of which are incredible works of art, the free pumpkin carving areas, the center stage entertainment and contests, the food booths, the children's games, ending with the launching of the sky-lanterns, made this a truly heartwarming and unforgettable family event. If you weren't able to come this year, be sure and put it on your calendar in 2019. We thank the CAG organizers and all the community volunteers and sponsors involved with this event. You are truly awesome. Chewelah Arts Guild Meetings
are held the 3rd Tuesday of each month. at the N E WA HEALTH PROGRAMS MEETING Bldg. 509 E Main Ave, Chewelah (behind the dental office at 616 E Main, Chewelah) 5:30 to 7:00 pm |
In the Spotlight…
Joy to the World
December 2, 2018 
Spokane Choral Artists
Bridges Home
The Arts Guild’s third annual “Joy to the World” concert will bring a rich variety of Christmas and seasonal music to Chewelah on Sunday, December 2 at Abundant Life Fellowship Church.
Two groups will perform at the 2:00 PM concert: Spokane Choral artists, an acclaimed 11-voice vocal ensemble, and Bridges Home, a Coeur d’Alene trio of singers who play many instruments. Bridges Home is a family group composed of Dave, Tammy, and Paul Gunter. Though this will be their first Chewelah appearance, they’re familiar to audiences at acoustic and bluegrass festivals in northern Washington, Idaho, and Montana. The Gunters perform Americana, roots, and Celtic music with rich vocal harmonies, backed by guitars, banjo, mandolin, autoharp, and wind and percussion instruments. Spokane Choral Artists, who headlined the first “Joy” concert in 2016, is made up of professional singers and music educators. Their director is Max Mendez of North Idaho College in CdA, who describes SCA’s program as “interesting, full of variety, and fun.” The group’s repertoire ranges from 14th century songs through classical pieces to contemporary pop and film music. Their members include alums of top choirs such as St. Olaf, Gonzaga, and Whitworth. The two-hour concert will end with a rousing sing-along on three familiar carols by the audience and performers. Tickets for “Joy to the World” are $15, available at Valley Drug Co. and Akers United Drugs in Chewelah, House of Music in Colville, and online at www.chewelahartsguild.org. Seating is limited to 200 and, as in the past two years, the concert is expected to sell out. For information, call 509-499-4376. Joy to the World tickets
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