estate clearance sale
at tumbleweed found
NEXT SALE
March 20-22, 9am-2pm
Santa Cruz Mountain Estate coming to Tumbleweed Found
Friday, Saturday and Sunday we’ll be having our a sale out of our garages on Chestnut St. (right by the back of @11thhourcoffee —look for the green garages and our pop up tent) representing multiple consignors and throwing in some Tumbleweed Found clearance items.
Sunday an additional 50% off
(cash preferred, credit card and Venmo fees apply)
See parking options. Parking strictly enforced.
collage
at tumbleweed Found
Weekly collage at Tumbleweed Found, in our new workshop space
Wednesdays;
3/25
11:00-2:00 (full-sign up for our waitlist)
2:00-5:00 (full-sign up for our waitlist)
4/1Just announced!
11:00-2:00 (8 spaces available)
2:00-5:00 (7 spaces available)
5:00-8:00 (6 spaces available)
4/8Just announced!
11:00-2:00 (8 spaces available)
2:00-5:00 (full, sign up for our waitlist)
4/15Just announced!
11:00-2:00 (8 spaces available)
2:00-5:00 (6 spaces available))
Limited to 8 per session.
$10 fee (cash preferred)
We provide everything, just bring yourself (and a friend)!
maps • stamps • postcards • vintage photos • handmade papers • broken books • magazines • artist magazine clippings • scissors • glue • blank cards and envelopes, 8×10 card stock paper and more.
Contact us to secure your spot, text or call 831-419-3130
See parking information in Contact page.
No food please.
Have a three-hour private collage gathering with 8 friends or co-workers. We set up and provide all the materials. Contact us to learn more. (not instructor led)
Now then
A bay area group exhibition
Showing all of March & April
First Friday Art Reception April 3, 5-8pm
Tumbleweed Found presents Now Then, a group exhibition showcasing 6 Bay Area mixed-media artists that poses the question “how do we honor the past while living in the present?” Through the medium of Assemblage, ordinary discarded and salvaged objects are transformed into poignant, contemporary narratives that serve as quiet meditations on the passage of time. Now Then highlights how this art form can bridge the gap between nostalgic memory and present reality, giving a new form to our collective and personal histories.
Participating Artists: Robin Dick, Dolores R Gray, Dianne Hoffman, Sean O’Donnell, Sheryl Weiss and Tanya Wilkinson
Curator: Dianne Hoffman
Midnight Cowboy Games by Dolores R Gray
‘outta the box’
assemblage workshop
Sunday, March 29, 9am-5pm
Wanna have some fun? No experience or artistic talent required -
Join us for a playful, hands-on creative day making assemblage art – ‘it’s painting with objects’
Assemblage artists Spencer Brewer & Esther Siegel and Tumbleweed Found invite you to an immersive all-day Assemblage experience.
Spencer and Esther will guide you through the creative process as you design
and build your own three-dimensional assemblage artwork — while supporting your use of tools, adhesives, and materials.
Assemblage is a three-dimensional art form made up of everyday objects that are scavenged and collected to help create unique art pieces. Picture 'Visual Jazz’.
Your Workshop Experience Includes:
• Access to a collection of found objects from our studio
• Tools and professional adhesives provided
• Individualized creative support and instruction
• A finished assemblage artwork to take home
• Autographed copy of the Lost and Found: Assemblage Artists of Northern California Book
Sunday, March 29 (9 to 5) at Tumbleweed Found Studio
Space is limited to 8 participants (5 spaces left)
Fee: $200 per person (Includes Lost & Found Art Book)
Contact Dana at Tumbleweed Found for more information
or to sign up! (831) 419-3130 (text or call), come by the shop
Wed-Sun, 10-6 or email dana@tumbleweedfound.com '
Negative space
A Minimalist Collage Workshop
Thursday, May 14, 5:30-8:30 PM Just announced!
Join collage artist and photographer Iris Weaver (@irisweavercollage) for a hands-on introductory workshop exploring minimalist collage — focusing on reduction, intentional composition, and the powerful role of negative space.
We’ll begin with a short warm-up exercise designed to help participants see how absence, simplicity, and restraint can strengthen visual impact. From there, participants will experiment with creating balanced compositions using fewer elements, paying attention to scale, placement, and visual rhythm.
Collage techniques such as tearing, layering, cutting, and juxtaposition will be explored as participants develop their own minimalist works.
Participants will work with provided materials, including a copyright-free image prompt designed to support both individual exploration and shared creative play.
All levels welcome. No prior collage or art-making experience is necessary.
About the Instructor
Iris Weaver studied art on weekends at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and the Gerrit Rietveld Academie in Amsterdam while living and teaching in the Netherlands. Her work has recently been exhibited at Gallery 881 with Broad Magazine in Vancouver, British Columbia (2024) and Postales desde el Limbo in Zaragoza, Spain (2025). Her work has also been featured in Contemporary Collage Magazine, Kolaj Magazine, and Why Collage? Magazine.
Materials
All materials will be provided, including papers, tools, and a visual image prompt.
Participants are welcome to bring family photographs, vintage papers, or personal imagery to incorporate into their collage. If you would like to use personal photographs, you may send digital copies to Iris ahead of time and she can print them for the workshop.
at Tumbleweed Found—see Contact page for parking information
Limited to 8 participants
Introductory Workshop Rate: $35
Register with Tumbleweed Found to secure your space
Full Workshops-sign up to be on our waitlist
Thursday, March 19, 11AM-2PM
Wednesday, April 15, 5 :30 PM – 8:30 PM