Fall Arts Guide | Visual arts: Picasso and much more

A quilt walk, featuring quilts from Clark County Quilters in shops along the waterfront of La Conner. Find a guide at, www.laconnerquilts.com/quilt-fest/quilt-walk.

Tour downtown Kirkland's galleries with a walking map as a guide, available from all participating galleries. Live music, artists' demonstrations and more.

Coffee and a lecture with Larry Kreisman and Glenn Mason, curators of "The Arts and Crafts in the Pacific Northwest."

The Museum of Glass' annual juried auction and gala which will feature the premiere of "Firebird," a performance of visual art, dance and the music of Stravinsky by Etsuko Ichikawa and Mizue Trinidad.

A monthly art walk in the Hollywood District of Woodinville.

Vintage photographs, oral histories, ephemera and historical documents highlights the story of thousands of Japanese immigrants who worked in Washington's timber industry prior to World War II.

The museum offers free admission every first Friday of each month.

A three day display of quilts, specialty vendors and a silent auction in Maple Hall.

The 18th Annual Art Marathon is a two-day event where artist create art for 24 hours straightfollowed by a series of silent and live auctions to benefit Seattle's Center on Contemporary Art (CoCA).

A fall festival of art celebrating the artistic culture of San Juan Island with two days of open art studios and art gallery events including local musicians and local cuisine.

A host of new shows preview in downtown and Pioneer Square galleries, open late for First Thursday.

Celebrate a Mexican family holiday at the Phinney Neighborhood Association's Day of the Dead Festival featuring candlelit procession, community altar, live music, Mexican chocolate and sugar skulls.

Pratt Art Center hosts an open house for the public to learn about its classes, studios, instructors and more. The evening includes studio tours, children's activities and artist's demonstrations.

Works by jeweler Arline Fisch.

Sculpture by Ginny Ruffner.

Wood carvings by Richard Brown.

An exhibit featuring nearly 150 paintings from the Frye Founding Collection.

Selections from the Henry's collection.

Works by Andrew Dadson, Jenny Heishman, Jessica Jackson Hutchins, Whiting Tennis and Mungo Thomson.

Works by Jacob Lawrence.

An exhibit of over 40 quilts (1825-2009) delves into beliefs of women articulated through quilting.

Photographs by Deborah Espinosa.

Glass works by Steve Klein, abstract oil and watercolor paintings by Alden Mason and mixed-media paintings by Karen Simonson.

Works by Eric Montoya, Yun H. Chang, Piper O'Neill and Raviv Kapoor.

Works by Kate Vrijmoet, Paul D. McKee, Daniel John Williams, Shaun Doll.

Works by Erika Bass, Carole d'Inverno, John Lucas, Lillyan George.

Quilts by Boo Davis. Opening reception and book release party, 6-9 p.m. Sept. 10.

Silhouette paper-cuts, collage, embroidery and sculpture by Molly Bosley.

Paintings by Timothy Siciliano.

Sculpture by Alan Bur Johnson.

Oil paintings by Michael Maczuga.

Works by Sally Drew, Cathy Fields and Inye Wokoma. Also: "Pojagi Now: Contemporary Interpretations of the Korean Wrapping Cloth."

A group show of works by 28 of the gallery's artists.

Works by Lori Duckstein, Monad Elohim and Olivia Zapata. Also: jewelry by Kathryn Darner Booze, William Booze, Carol Hershman and Petrus Korver.

Paintings by Eva Pietzcker.

Installation and small sculptures by John Grade. Also: works on paper by Ian Boyden and paintings by Adrienne Sherman.

Works by 10 metalsmiths and 10 published authors responding with a poem or a short story.

Found-art and mixed-media by Dorothy Rissman. Artist's reception, 5-7 p.m. Sept. 10.

Also: Collection of prints by Pablo Picasso.

Also: Jewelry by Betsy Resnick.

A show of paintings, prints, fiber arts and sculpture by gallery artists Monika Dalkin and Amy Oates and guest artists Natalie St. Martin and Molly Magai.

Paintings by Gabriel Manca.

Site-specific installations by Brian Gillis.

A group show of works by Rebecca Cummins, Pat Gallagher, Rusty Oliver, Randy Moss and Simon Winder.

Northwest Watercolor members only juried exhibition. All paints are for sale.

Sculpture by Ann Morris. Also: recent paintings by John McCormick.

Paintings by Royal Nebeker.

Paintings by Thomas Wood.

Los Angeles-based artist Primitivo Suarez-Wolfe will discuss his upcoming installation at open Satellite.

Cast-glass sculpture by Helene Wilder.

Sculptures and drawings by Eric Eley.

A show of 2-D and 3-D works by Kirk Lang, Nola Avienne and Jana Brevick.

Works from the city's portable works collection.

Works by Phil Gray and Shaun Peterson. Also: "Found Objects," works by Joe David.

Jewelry by Joan Tenenbaum.

Also: "What Crow Stole: A Group Exhibition of Jewelry."

A site-specific installation by Gerri Sayler.

Works by Jan Cook, Monika Dalkin, Sarah Dillon, Mistie Erickson, Meredith Essex, Becky Frehse, David Haughton, David Jayne and others.

Also: new sculpture by Gerard Tsutakawa.