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. Become a Member of the
CHEWELAH ARTS GUILD Click below for your 2025 CAG Calendar
Chewelah Community Calendar Link
2025 Pencil Drawing Contest
Winners 
K-1
First Place: Chase Thompson, 1st grade Loon Lake School District Second Place: Atticus Randall, Kindergarten Quartzite Learning Center Third Place: Riley B., Kindergarten Summit Valley School District H M: Vince Trout, 1st Grade Gess Elementary Grades 2-3 First Place: Jules Crowder, 3rd Grade Gess Elementary Second Place: Colton Abbott, 2nd Grade Loon Lake School District Third Place: Abigail Thompson, 3rd Grade Gess Elementary H M: Adalyn Smith, 2nd Grade Loon Lake School District Grades 4-5 First Place: Abigail McNeil, 5th Grade Gess Elementary Second Place: Richard Murray, 4th Grade Loon Lake School District Third Place: Chloe Floyd, 5th Grade Loon Lake School District H M: Zealand Hunt, 5th Grade Valley School District H M: Harper Gudgel, 5th Grade Gess Elementary H M: Griffin Huff, 5th Grade Home School Grades 6-8 First Place: Violet King, 8th Grade Home School Second Place: River Martell, 8th Grade Summit Valley School District Third Place: Ariegah Reddick, 6th Grade Home School H M: Camille Sutton, 6th Grade Summit Valley School District H M: Trinity Burgess, 8th Grade Jenkins Middle/High School Grades 9-12 First Place: Eva Joeschka, 10th Grade Mary Walker School District Second Place: Crizza Gerond, 9th Grade Mary Walker School District Third Place: Makayla Zandel, 12th Grade Mary Walker School District H M: Annalissa Robertson, 9th Grade Home School H M: Traja Rex, 10th Grade Jenkins Middle/High School H M: Hailey Floyd, 12th Grade Mary Walker School District H M: Claire Morgan, 11th Grade Mary Walker School District H M is Honorable Mention 
For more information about showing your Artwork at the Spotlight Gallery, click on the File below:
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In the Spotlight…
Piecing, applique, needlework, and quilting have been used for several millennia across the world. Textile products traditionally associated with quilting include bed coverings, home furnishings, garments and costumes, wall hangings and cultural artifacts. Exceptional examples of all of these will be on display over Memorial Day weekend here in Chewelah at this year’s Quilt Show.
To Show your Quilts in the Quilt Show, download, print, fill out and submit the Entry Form below:
CAG'S
Arts in Schools Program 
The Chewelah Arts Guild is excited about its newest program, Arts in Schools (AISP). This program expands Arts experiences in area classrooms during regular school hours. A Registry of vetted local Artist Instructors and their projects allows classroom teachers to choose Arts lessons for their students that fit curriculum, student age level and learning goals. The program pays Artist Instructors for their classroom time. Assistance is available for supply costs related to the Arts project. Lessons and projects may include watercolor, collage, printmaking, murals, poetry and writing, clay, fiber art, movement and dance, photography, and music-making. Local field trips guided by the Artist Instructor as part of a specific project may also be included in the Arts in Schools Program. Lessons in this program will inspire young art students! Program Co-Coordinators are Gail Churape: [email protected] and Susanne Griepp: [email protected]. Click Here for Classroom Teacher forms Rainbow Fund Mini-Grants
The Chewelah Arts Guild is committed to promoting and supporting local Arts, Artists, Arts instruction, and Arts access to citizens in the greater Chewelah area. Rainbow Fund Mini-Grants are part of that commitment, providing financial support to arts instructors and their students in the form of lessons, materials, and other supports, as well as programs and events. To increase flexibility and access, the prior funding period deadlines are gone. Going forward, interested students, instructors and artists can apply anytime throughout the year until all the allocated funds for the year are distributed. To apply for a Rainbow Fund Mini Grant download, print, fill out and mail application forms to the Arts Guild.
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