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First Friday Gallery Opening

First Friday Gallery Opening

Fri Dec 05 2025

First Friday Gallery Opening. December 5, 5-8pm

For December, VCA gallery presents two holiday exhibitions that celebrate artistry in both small and shining forms: the 19th Annual Miniature Show and Eric Heffelfinger’s Fine Jewelry Holiday Collection.

The Miniature Show, now in its nineteenth year, remains one of Vashon’s most beloved traditions. Artists are challenged to create works no larger than 36 square inches for 2D pieces or six inches in any direction for 3D works. These constraints inspire a surprising range of creativity.  The exhibition offers an excellent opportunity to collect original, affordable art by both Vashon and Pacific Northwest artists. All artwork is available for immediate take-home upon purchase—ideal for holiday gift giving.

Complementing the exhibition is Eric Heffelfinger’s Holiday Collection, a showcase of handcrafted jewelry by longtime Vashon goldsmith Eric Heffelfinger. Eric presents a selection of earrings, cuff bracelets, chains, and pendants in gold and silver, set with opals, pearls, Kingman turquoise, and other carefully chosen stones. His work reflects a signature style—fluid, organic, and shaped by more than 55 years of craftsmanship.

Both exhibitions open First Friday December 5, with a Meet the Artists Reception from 5 to 8 p.m. The shows run through December 21. 

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