The Confluence is a nonprofit 501 (c)(3) art gallery and gift shop, representing the artists of Okanogan County, located in the beautiful Methow Valley on Glover Street in downtown Twisp, Washington.

ReCreation

June 3-July 12

Opening Reception:

June 7, 5-7 PM

Riley Seebeck

Visit the Gallery Tuesday - Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

 

Tim McGuire

 

In the
Main Gallery


ReCreation

Spending time outdoors often leads us to unforgettable places and leaves lasting impressions. The natural world is so engaging and transformative that people have developed countless ways to experience it—through hiking, biking, climbing, skiing, and more. For many, these activities are life-giving. It’s no surprise that such powerful experiences also inspire artists, offering direct access to the beauty and wonder of the natural world.
Artists, like outdoor enthusiasts, understand the rewards that come from pushing beyond boundaries—whether creative or physical. Both require patience, stamina, and skill. This exhibition celebrates artists whose passion for outdoor adventure is woven into their creative practice, revealing the depth and meaning that emerges when art and outdoor recreation intersect.

Curators: Bethany Wray and Margaret Kingston

In the
Community Gallery


WAYYY OUT HERE
LGBTQIA+ Art Show

Methow Pride and Fireweed Printshop are proud to present WAYYY OUT HERE, a queer-led art exhibition opening June 3 at The Confluence: Art in Twisp. This showcase highlights the vibrant work of LGBTQIA+ artists of all ages, with interactive installations, original artwork, and heartfelt community contributions.
Born from the newly launched Methow Pride Center at Fireweed Print Shop, WAYYY OUT HERE is more than an art show—it’s a sanctuary of expression, reflection, and connection. From hand-painted blown-glass butterflies donated by Lucid Glassworks to a shattered mirror wall inviting viewer participation, this exhibit invites everyone—especially allies—to witness, support, and celebrate the diverse and beautiful spectrum of queer existence.
“This exhibition is an invitation to participate,” says curator Laura Gunnip. “Whether you’re a queer artist, writer, community member—or a treasured ally—there is space for you here.”
Together, let’s celebrate queer joy, resilience, and creativity—WAYYY OUT HERE.

 

Upcoming Events

Trashion Show 2025

May 31, 2025 at the Methow Valley Community Center

SUPPORT ART!

The Confluence relies on our community of members to support the gallery’s operations. Members make it possible for The Confluence to continue our work of supporting artists and the local economy.

Our Mission

The Confluence: Art in Twisp mission is to:

  • Support established and emerging visual and literary artists through programs, events, and the sale of their work;

  • Curate an art-filled gathering space and enrichment programs accessible to all members of our rural community;

  • Advocate for the arts as an essential component of a healthy economy and cultural landscape