The Shelter Cove Arts and Recreation Foundation (SCARF) was established in 2012, and is a community organization dedicated to promoting arts, recreation, and mindfulness, and aims to enhance the quality of life for residents and visitors alike. We have a volunteer board of directors and we welcome your input, ideas, involvement, and volunteer participation.
Please contact SCARF to share suggestions for new arts and recreation activities, and follow us on Facebook.
SCARF is a tax exempt, 501c3 California Non-profit foundation, and all donations are fully tax deductible, and can be sent to SCARF 1060 Upper Pacific, Shelter Cove, CA 95589.
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Please contact SCARF to share suggestions for new arts and recreation activities, and follow us on Facebook.
SCARF is a tax exempt, 501c3 California Non-profit foundation, and all donations are fully tax deductible, and can be sent to SCARF 1060 Upper Pacific, Shelter Cove, CA 95589.
Scroll down to see our latest updates and announcements...
August 11th Plein Air Workshop
This fifth (in a series of six) free workshops was developed and taught by Venessa Kay and Darcie Maassen, and started out at the Lost Coast Labyrinth.
SCARF thanks our two guest speakers, Blu Graham and Howard Luke Lucas for their informative presentations, and Venessa and Darcie for planning and putting on the workshop, and of course all of our students who attended the class. It was a great success with lots of learning and fun. See more detailed info, and pictures from this event here.
This fifth (in a series of six) free workshops was developed and taught by Venessa Kay and Darcie Maassen, and started out at the Lost Coast Labyrinth.
SCARF thanks our two guest speakers, Blu Graham and Howard Luke Lucas for their informative presentations, and Venessa and Darcie for planning and putting on the workshop, and of course all of our students who attended the class. It was a great success with lots of learning and fun. See more detailed info, and pictures from this event here.
August 31st Labor of Love Quilt Show
The tenth annual "Labor of Love Quilt Show" was a great success. Over 50 quilts were displayed on balconies, and in the Community Clubhouse.
The winner of the raffled quilt, made by the Lost Coast Quilt Guild, was Linda Bell.
The winning quilts were as follows:-
Best of Show
Clothesline Club 3030 quilt by Laura Hubrich
Outdoor Quilts
1st Place - Halloween Ball by Sheila Stewart
2nd Place - Sparkling Reindeer by Nancy Mitchell
3rd Place - Splendor by Carole Estes
Honorable Mention - Mushrooms by Jori McLeran
Indoor Quilts
1st Place - View of Shelter Cove by Susan Shaw
2nd Place - Birds on a Wire by Susan Shaw
3rd Place - Vintage Folk Jacket by Jori McLeran
The Lost Coast Quilt Guild, sponsored by SCARF, continues to meet the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the Community Clubhouse from 1-5 pm. We would like to invite you to join the guild, or come out and see what we do.
Please contact Linda Franklin at 707.986.1629 for more information.
The tenth annual "Labor of Love Quilt Show" was a great success. Over 50 quilts were displayed on balconies, and in the Community Clubhouse.
The winner of the raffled quilt, made by the Lost Coast Quilt Guild, was Linda Bell.
The winning quilts were as follows:-
Best of Show
Clothesline Club 3030 quilt by Laura Hubrich
Outdoor Quilts
1st Place - Halloween Ball by Sheila Stewart
2nd Place - Sparkling Reindeer by Nancy Mitchell
3rd Place - Splendor by Carole Estes
Honorable Mention - Mushrooms by Jori McLeran
Indoor Quilts
1st Place - View of Shelter Cove by Susan Shaw
2nd Place - Birds on a Wire by Susan Shaw
3rd Place - Vintage Folk Jacket by Jori McLeran
The Lost Coast Quilt Guild, sponsored by SCARF, continues to meet the 3rd Wednesday of every month at the Community Clubhouse from 1-5 pm. We would like to invite you to join the guild, or come out and see what we do.
Please contact Linda Franklin at 707.986.1629 for more information.
September 1st Art Gallery Reception
The featured artist was Mark Mitchell who talked about his art, and as is usual practice, every artist at the event was introduced and able to talk a little bit about their art too.
A large number of guests attended, and it was a very enjoyable evening for all.
Artist Patrick Karnahan entertained the guests with wonderful music, and also sold two of his very special pieces of art. We believe that the amount he sold was the highest totaling sales for a single event. Perhaps it had something to do with his music really setting the mood!
The featured artist was Mark Mitchell who talked about his art, and as is usual practice, every artist at the event was introduced and able to talk a little bit about their art too.
A large number of guests attended, and it was a very enjoyable evening for all.
Artist Patrick Karnahan entertained the guests with wonderful music, and also sold two of his very special pieces of art. We believe that the amount he sold was the highest totaling sales for a single event. Perhaps it had something to do with his music really setting the mood!
The Lost Coast Labyrinth
The Lost Coast Labyrinth, sponsored and built by SCARF, is now listed on the Worldwide Labyrinth locater site.
We want to thank SCARF Board Member, Nina Jackson for getting it listed, and we want to thank the Shelter Cove community, RID and all of our sponsors for helping us make this accomplishment a reality. See detailed information about the project and current status here.
The Lost Coast Labyrinth, sponsored and built by SCARF, is now listed on the Worldwide Labyrinth locater site.
We want to thank SCARF Board Member, Nina Jackson for getting it listed, and we want to thank the Shelter Cove community, RID and all of our sponsors for helping us make this accomplishment a reality. See detailed information about the project and current status here.
