Jewelry by Irene

04/05/2022

Celebrating Easter

We have been your art supplier for jewelry and other arts for
SEVEN MONTHS! We celebrate every step, artfully with you in mind.

Remember your special position at the Main Street Galleria gives you a 10% discount with a code when you purchase $100 or more. This is valid until the end of April.

Come see me at 126 N Main, Lindsborg on Thur, Fri, and Sat from 1 - 6 OR visit online at galleria-arts.com. My message phone is 785-493-5246.

You can contact my special projects agent, Philip, at 234-281-2967 for more immediate service.

These are some samples of my new cabochons you may enjoy. Each is $55 but remember there is a 10% discount and free shipping to lower 48 states with your purchase over $100 before tax.

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03/16/2022

A lot has transpired here in the last 6-months. The Main Street Galleria & Art Studio moved into 126 N Main in Lindsborg for a gift shop, wall art, and memory special commissions.
I am open "retirement hours" from 1 - 6 pm on Thurs, Fri, Sat, and by appointment. Contact: [email protected]. or message phone 785-493-5246.
My work is also available at the Flower Nook Regional Artists Gallery and Jacobsen Jewelers at Central Mall in Salina. It is at the Carriage Factory Art Gallery in Newton and will soon return to the Hutchinson Art Center in Hutchinson.
The exciting NEW program is the art-memory project. Record your special life memories (wedding, anniversary, birthday, graduation, and more) in symbolic, meaningful art.

02/20/2022

I have found a special joy that combines artistic expression and the psychology around the patron. It is art by special commission assignments.
It is a special pleasure to my romantic bones to make artwork for wedding gifts. I am sharing one I just finished with lots of symbolism and meanings to the Bride and Groom from special made flowers, symbolic wire wrapping, gemstones, colors, and background and frame. It is a whole personal story of love and family with a future and dreams.

01/24/2022

Matinee with Refreshments
In person performance returns

Family values activist and promoter of women’s rights
Frances Willard was a thorn in the side of men who denied women full rights in the Methodist church. She advocated for family values and peace with a temperance agenda in the mid to late 19th century.
Her own love life took a dramatic turn personally and professionally. Come and hear the story of her struggle with equality.

Reservations requested by
Monday, February 7.

Dyck Arboretum, 177 W. Hickory in Hesston, at 2:00 p.m. Saturday, February 12.
Tickets are available at historical-echoes.com, or by emailing [email protected].

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