A trio of fish swim through a print by artist Marie Powell, whose gallery will show new art during the event.

ILWACO, Wash. — The season’s final art walk in Ilwaco will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Sunday with new work across a variety of art galleries, studios and businesses on the waterfront and downtown. Enjoy refreshments and meet artists during the event.

Antique Gallery, 208 First St.

The soothing lure of open coastlines inspires artist David Echternach, whose watercolor paintings will be featured at this antique store and gallery.

Echternach began painting in Arkansas after spending 12 years in Hawaii. He often makes use of wreckage in his work to balance tribute and scorn. He continues to experiment with watercolors and creates paintings from sketches.

Don Nisbett Art Gallery, 167 Howerton Way

This waterfront gallery will show acrylics, watercolor paintings and hand-painted glassware by Don Nisbett. Prints, cards, tiles and other items made in-house will also be available.

Ilwaco Artworks, 109 First Ave.

This gallery, workshop and clay studio shares the art of clay with new and experienced makers of all ages. The space offers open studio hours and workshops in collaboration with Sou’wester Arts.

J Brunner Fine Art, 118 First Ave.

Open at a new location at the Port of Ilwaco, this gallery will feature limited-edition large format prints by Jason Brunner and giclee prints by Karen Brazeau. Also on display will be a new collection of Northwest vintage reproduction prints.

Luisa Mack Jewelry & Art, 177 Howerton Way

Showing hand-forged jewelry in silver and gold by Luisa Mack, who creates one-of-a-kind pieces from her Ilwaco studio. Take a look at the artist’s workbench to see new pieces in progress.

The gallery will also show a new ceramic chain garland by Martie Kilmer and a collection of wildlife paintings by Penny Treat.

Marie Powell Gallery, 177 Howerton Way

This gallery will show new paintings and prints by Marie Powell, beach baskets made from recycled materials by Susan Spence and pottery and sculpture by David Campiche. Meet the artists and enjoy refreshments.

Purly Shell Fiber Arts, 157 Howerton Way

In the spirit of finding the inner artist in everyone, this yarn shop and fiber studio continues a living art exhibit through the summer. Stop by each month to see a community weaving project grow and change. Bring items to weave in or use provided mediums and learn how to connect with fiber arts.

SkyWater Home and Gallery, 139 Howerton Way

Showcasing art and vintage treasures by more than 30 artisans, including pieces of pottery, glass art, furniture, cards, photographs and jewelry.

Time Enough Books, 157 Howerton Way

Featuring new releases from local authors as well as a selection of bestsellers. Also offering creative coloring supplies.