Details:
A Christmas Tree Labyrinth: Walk in Wonder

Date: December 28 - January 4 (Evenings Only)
Time:
Admission: Suggest donation of $5 (optional)
Location: The Center for the Arts Parking Lot

The Chewelah Center for the Arts proudly presents Chewelah’s first-ever Christmas Tree Labyrinth, offering the community a unique post-holiday experience.

What is a Christmas tree labyrinth? Unlike a maze, which has dead ends, a labyrinth is a peaceful, symbolic path that guides participants on a contemplative walk toward the center and back. Traditionally used during Advent, this reflective journey creates space for calm, spiritual meditation. At the heart of the labyrinth, participants will discover an uplifting message and a small token of appreciation to carry home.

Designed by Paula Randall, the labyrinth is crafted from donated Christmas trees. Paula shares her inspiration, saying, "I wanted to give people something simple and joyful to do after all the holiday chaos." Community members are invited to bring their undecorated trees to the Center for the Arts on December 26 and 27.

Each evening, guests can enjoy the warmth of a small fire pit, where hot cocoa, hot cider, and s'more kits will be available for purchase.

Come walk in wonder, and find a moment of peace as the year draws to a close.
nightly till the 4th of January

Details:
A Christmas Tree Labyrinth: Walk in Wonder

Date: December 28 - January 4 (Evenings Only)
Time:
Admission: Suggest donation of $5 (optional)
Location: The Center for the Arts Parking Lot

The Chewelah Center for the Arts proudly presents Chewelah’s first-ever Christmas Tree Labyrinth, offering the community a unique post-holiday experience.

What is a Christmas tree labyrinth? Unlike a maze, which has dead ends, a labyrinth is a peaceful, symbolic path that guides participants on a contemplative walk toward the center and back. Traditionally used during Advent, this reflective journey creates space for calm, spiritual meditation. At the heart of the labyrinth, participants will discover an uplifting message and a small token of appreciation to carry home.

Designed by Paula Randall, the labyrinth is crafted from donated Christmas trees. Paula shares her inspiration, saying, "I wanted to give people something simple and joyful to do after all the holiday chaos." Community members are invited to bring their undecorated trees to the Center for the Arts on December 26 and 27.

Each evening, guests can enjoy the warmth of a small fire pit, where hot cocoa, hot cider, and s'more kits will be available for purchase.

Come walk in wonder, and find a moment of peace as the year draws to a close.
nightly till the 4th of January

Details:
A Christmas Tree Labyrinth: Walk in Wonder

Date: December 28 - January 4 (Evenings Only)
Time:
Admission: Suggest donation of $5 (optional)
Location: The Center for the Arts Parking Lot

The Chewelah Center for the Arts proudly presents Chewelah’s first-ever Christmas Tree Labyrinth, offering the community a unique post-holiday experience.

What is a Christmas tree labyrinth? Unlike a maze, which has dead ends, a labyrinth is a peaceful, symbolic path that guides participants on a contemplative walk toward the center and back. Traditionally used during Advent, this reflective journey creates space for calm, spiritual meditation. At the heart of the labyrinth, participants will discover an uplifting message and a small token of appreciation to carry home.

Designed by Paula Randall, the labyrinth is crafted from donated Christmas trees. Paula shares her inspiration, saying, "I wanted to give people something simple and joyful to do after all the holiday chaos." Community members are invited to bring their undecorated trees to the Center for the Arts on December 26 and 27.

Each evening, guests can enjoy the warmth of a small fire pit, where hot cocoa, hot cider, and s'more kits will be available for purchase.

Come walk in wonder, and find a moment of peace as the year draws to a close.
nightly till the 4th of January

Details:
A Christmas Tree Labyrinth: Walk in Wonder

Date: December 28 - January 4 (Evenings Only)
Time:
Admission: Suggest donation of $5 (optional)
Location: The Center for the Arts Parking Lot

The Chewelah Center for the Arts proudly presents Chewelah’s first-ever Christmas Tree Labyrinth, offering the community a unique post-holiday experience.

What is a Christmas tree labyrinth? Unlike a maze, which has dead ends, a labyrinth is a peaceful, symbolic path that guides participants on a contemplative walk toward the center and back. Traditionally used during Advent, this reflective journey creates space for calm, spiritual meditation. At the heart of the labyrinth, participants will discover an uplifting message and a small token of appreciation to carry home.

Designed by Paula Randall, the labyrinth is crafted from donated Christmas trees. Paula shares her inspiration, saying, "I wanted to give people something simple and joyful to do after all the holiday chaos." Community members are invited to bring their undecorated trees to the Center for the Arts on December 26 and 27.

Each evening, guests can enjoy the warmth of a small fire pit, where hot cocoa, hot cider, and s'more kits will be available for purchase.

Come walk in wonder, and find a moment of peace as the year draws to a close.
nightly till the 4th of January

Denelle Fantasia Watercolor Class - Session 1
Tuesdays from 1:00pm to 3:30pm
January 6th, 13th, 20th & 27th

COST: $100 plus the cost of supplies

Example of the watercolor painting the class will be creating attached.


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Trade in your screens for needles, hooks, or glue guns! Come hang out for an afternoon of focused making. We’re supplying the good company, the snacks, and a highly-rated podcast to keep our hands busy and our minds engaged. Whether you’re a beginner or a pro, drop by to craft, chat, and zone out to some great audio. Just bring your craft supplies!

Friday, January 9, 2026, at 7:00 PM
Cost: $20
Chewelah Center for the Arts, 405 North 3rd St East, Chewelah 99109

What's the Story?

Ring in the new year with Well Now... It’s About "Time"!, the latest installment of the Singer Series. Local favorites and talented alumni return to the CCA stage for a toe-tapping, heartwarming evening dedicated to the one thing we all wish we had more of — time. From fleeting moments to timeless memories, every song captures a piece of life’s rhythm and reminds us that the best moments are the ones we share.

Expect to hear beloved favorites like Time After Time, As Time Goes By, Time in a Bottle, Good Riddance (Time of Your Life), and Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is?, along with a few surprises that will make the hours fly by. Presented by Nothing to Lose Productions in partnership with the Chewelah Center for the Arts, this $20 general admission concert continues the tradition of creative themes that audiences have come to love.

Past Singer Series highlights have included musical journeys through the moon, the color blue, tales of love gone wrong, Broadway’s Best, Disney Classics, and even Home for the Holidays. So grab your seat, set your watch, and get ready for an unforgettable night — because when it comes to great music in Chewelah, it’s about time!


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A Community Social at the Huff building on Main street. Good people, good food, good conversation.

This is an opportunity to meet your neighbors, share good food and enjoy each other. We will have a few minutes to learn about finding common ground followed by food, Bingo and games for kids.

Drinks and a few appetizers will be provided. Please bring an appetizer to share.

This is a Finding Common Ground event.


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