Outdoor Art Club Celebrates New Patio

The Outdoor Art Club celebrated the completion of its new patio with an Open House and Ribbon Cutting on April 25 for members and invited guests.

The ADA accessible patio offers a safe and beautiful outdoor environment for members of the Outdoor Art Club and all those who attend events at the Clubhouse throughout the year. 

The design recreates the original patio, last replaced in 1969, consisting of sand-blasted concrete and brick trim.  Improvements to the West Blithedale entrance, new railings, lighting, and benches were included in the upgrade.  President Pauline Nacamuli commended Raker Architects and contractor Ted Van Midde for their dedication and quality workmanship.

The Outdoor Art Club is on the National Register of Historic Buildings and is also a designated California Landmark.

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