POCATELLO — Experience the enchantment of nature through the colorful paintings of award-winning contemporary wildlife painter Paige Weber at Gallows Frames & Gifts, 150 S. 4th Ave. in Pocatello, for the First Friday Art Walk on March 1 from 5 to 8 p.m. The event is free, and the public is invited.

Join us for an evening of art, culture and connection at Gallows Frames and Gifts for this special First Friday event. Weber will be present to share the process, inspiration and personal stories behind her dynamic wildlife paintings. She will have select silk scarves and cards available, adding an elegant touch to the immersive artistic experience.

“It’s an honor to have my artwork displayed in the Gallows this March. Many of these paintings have spent time in the back room getting framed. It is fun to have them on display for others to enjoy.”

Don’t miss the opportunity to engage with the artist, explore the gallery, and acquire unique pieces to adorn your collection. The event promises to celebrate wildlife, creativity and the spirit of the local arts community.

About the artist: Paige Weber is a contemporary wildlife painter whose work focuses on the narrative found in nature. Her artwork has been featured in the magazines Western Art Collector and Tatler. She obtained a Bachelor of Fine Arts in graphic design from Boise State University in 2008 and a Master of Arts in illustration from the Academy of Art University in 2018. Currently, she lives in Pocatello.

About the gallery: Gallows is a family-owned and operated custom art framing business in Pocatello. The shop initially opened its doors in June of 1982 with a sole focus on custom art framing. Over the years, Gallows has evolved into a one-stop shop for Pocatello residents seeking popular brands, such as Brighton, Vera Bradley, Lampe Maison and much more.

For further information about the event or Weber’s artwork, visit the artist’s website at www.paigeweber.net.