JUNE ARTIST
JEREMY NOYES
PHOTOGRAPHER
JULY ARTIST
ANNE XAVIER
PAINTER
I was brought up in Queens, New York, and went to school at the Rhode Island School of Design. There I majored in painting, ceramics and art education. I taught art in Rhode Island for 30 years. I was a member of the Boca Raton Museum of Art Artists Guild and showed my paintings in numerous exhibits. My husband and I returned to New Hampshire and after his passing I taught classes at the League of New Hampshire Craftsmen in Meredith and Sandwich. I’ve lead a class at Castle in the Clouds and had three of my paintings exhibited there during a Christmas at the Castle celebration. In 2021 my painting was on the cover of the Town of Center Harbor’s Annual Report. I’m involved with the Town of Center Harbor as a volunteer at the Heritage Commission and a Trustee at the library.
I have two amazing daughters who I am very proud of and three terrific grandchildren. For many years our lives revolved around the Big Lake. My children count their fondest memories of boating on Winnipesaukee, and they still are making memories there today.
AUGUST ARTIST
PAM DEBITETTO
PHOTOGRAPHER
Pam began her photography career with a local newspaper, rolling and developing film and printing photos for journalists. Soon, the editor asked her to photograph city event, and sh became immersed in visual storytelling. Pam was fascinated by the manual development process, which solidified her passion for photography.
Pam has a profound connection with classic wooden boats, capturing their sleek mahogany lines and hardware. Whether moored at a dock or gliding across the lake. Pam has an adoration for showcasing these vessels from a bygone era.
SEPTEMBER ARTIST
GALLERIES AT 30 MAIN
Originally founded as VynnArt by Vynnie Hale in 2010, The Galleries At 30 Main expanded upon the original ideas and dreams of its founder when artist Paul Moreau joined Hale in 2020 as a full-time business partner.
Conversations about the challenges of balancing time to paint with the time required to run his business led to the idea that has become The Galleries at 30 Main. The men realized they had similar goals, and that together they could take this small gallery to its next chapter, keeping time create their own art while still remaining true to the original mission of showcasing the work of other outstanding local artists. In addition to art sales, the gallery holds a variety of workshops and is a strong supporter art education.