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Barn Gatherings 2025

December 18 - 21, Bitters Co. annual Holiday Open House
11-4, Thursday through Sunday.

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June 8 - A day of Yoga and Sound Meditation with Inga Rouches and Kelley Rush
A full day spent rejuvenating. Begin the day with a 75 min. yoga session in the Barn's loft.
Following, brunch will be served, featuring Skagit Valley's produce of all varieties, to be enjoyed in the garden.
After brunch, a combination of restorative yoga and sound meditation will take place in the loft, another 75 min. session.

June 14 through July 11 - The Paintings and Sculpture of Skagit Artist John Robbins
A multi generation Skagit resident, artist, and master builder; John started his arts education at Skagit Valley Community College,
and continued on to earn his degree at Cornish College of the Arts in the late 1960’s. As a painter John was influenced by the abstract expressionists,
using various mediums, painting on wood, and building his own frames. His wry sense of humor visible in his subject matter.

July 19 - Luncheon in the Garden
An afternoon eating a blend of flavors as prepared by Ted Furst (Campagne, Le Bistro Americain, Nell Thorn) with wines selected by Albie Bjornberg (Nell Thorn). Dessert created by Cathy Conner. All to be enjoyed out of doors in the Bitters Co. garden.

August 9 through 29 - EIDOLON - An Immersive Installation by Seattle artist Sarah Jones
By unraveling, reworking and mending, the artist endeavors to reveal and repurpose
the codes sewn and pressed into these adornments and artifacts, piecing together
a refugium of altered and remediated meaning.

August 9 &10 - Bitters Co. Summer OPEN House
Purchases from our recent trip to Portugal
Seconds Sale

September 20th MINORI - Grateful Harvest
An Autumnal Lighting Installation by Yuri Kinoshita
"A light is not always on, but even in the darkness you should be able to see the beauty it comes from. My work is an attempt to bridge earth and sky, Eastern
and Western cultures and, to evoke the beautiful relationship that is possible between interior space and the wonder of nature". - Yuri Kinoshita

with a performance by Kodō (Hanz) Araki VI of Skagit Valley (IG @arakikodo)
"There are few sounds more quintessentially Japanese than the Shakuhachi, and end-blown bamboo flute.""

Andy Neyens of Tahoma Fuji Sake will be on site pouring his Ballard brewed Sake and Mirage Lager. (www.tahomafuji.com)

October 4 - Bitters Co. 18th annual Harvest Dinner with Alan Davis owner/chef, Bremerton's Hound + Bottle, benefitingViva Farms

Bitters Co. Studio
14034 Calhoun Rd.
Mt. Vernon, WA 98273
360-466-3550
[email protected]

Open by appointment, please call to schedule.