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Claremont Packing House hosts Friday gallery and market

Shandra Snyder-Beuch, a Marine veteran, displays her oil paintings Saturday at the Claremont Gallery and Market Fair at the Packing House in Claremont. Snyder-Beuch said she creates art with oil paints in hopes of invoking introspective feelings. / photo by Brady Keegan
Shandra Snyder-Beuch, a Marine veteran, displays her oil paintings Saturday at the Claremont Gallery and Market Fair at the Packing House in Claremont. Snyder-Beuch said she creates art with oil paints in hopes of invoking introspective feelings. / photo by Brady Keegan
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