Fallbrook Library Celebration and Art Show March and April, 2026

The Friends of the Fallbrook Library are pleased to present:

 “The  Green Art House Show” from March 7 to April 30.  This show highlights the work of Green Art House students of all levels who are dedicated to exploration and artistic growth.  Each piece in this show reflects thoughtful execution, individual voice and a commitment to the power of art as a form of expression and connection. All the students are committed, painting both in the studio and at home.

The Green Art House is an art school founded by Richard Stergulz and Leslie Sweetland, each a superbly skilled and gifted artist, who wanted to share their knowledge and foster new “up and coming” artist enthusiasts. They have structured classes to encompass the basics yet allow for individual creative expression. On Monday, fundamentals are taught, stressing value, temperature and chroma. Wednesday is Watercolor day and the Thursday class focuses on fundamentals once again. The Friday class emphasizes Pastel, but the instructor is adept at teaching any medium.

Occasionally, Master artists from all over the United States are invited to teach workshops and share their styles and techniques. Those special workshops usually last from 2 to 4 days of 6-hour sessions each day.

With all that is offered at The Green Art House, the classes, the workshops and hours of practice, the students grow exponentially, find their voices and have fun in the process. The Green Art House has a reputation for being a peaceful sanctuary for artists, non-judgmental or critical, just creating from the soul.

The teaching is nurturing and individually tailored to the needs of each art student who attends. This school is positively a gem in Fallbrook.

We also have in the reading patio the sculptures of David Miller.

Join the students, instructors and guests at a special reception on March 14  from 2-4pm in the Fallbrook Library with light refreshments and live music All are welcome at this free event The library is located at 124 S. Mission Road.