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Experiencing the Stormy Weather Arts Festival

Nov. 6-8, 2026

With over 50+ events, including artist demonstrations, a concert, hands-on workshops, artist receptions, buskers around town, special dinners & tastings, and more, there is truly something for everyone to experience. View event listing coming Fall 2026.

 

 

2025 SWAF Poster

"Cloudy with a Chance of Whales"

About Greg Scott

Born in Hawaii and raised on Rockaway Beach Bainbridge Island, WA, Greg Scott has been influenced by the stunning views of the Seattle skyline, Mount Rainier, and the rich marine life of the Pacific Northwest. From pinstriping cars at just twelve years old to painting public murals in his teenage years, Scott's artistic journey has been marked by early and diverse expressions of his talent. 

Greg's work is celebrated for its focus on nature, storytelling, and the use of impactful, vivid color palettes. He is currently working on two major collections: a monochromatic study of the natural world and the Kindred Collection, which depicts animal families in dynamic landscapes. This latter collection reflects his Pacific Islander heritage's belief in the interconnectedness of all creatures—a theme that resonates deeply with Greg, given his personal history. 

"I have always felt 'ohana' in nature and my community," says Greg, reflecting on his connection to his surroundings and the people of Cannon Beach. 

Check out the great places to stay in Cannon Beach to enjoy the weekend festivities during the Stormy Weather Arts Festival. Our lodging sponsor, the Tolovana Inn, has a special 15% discounted rate for the weekend of the festival, from 11-06-25 to 11-09-25. Click here to book now, or call the hotel directly at 503-436-2211 and use the code STORMY!