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Call For Entries: The Three Pines Art Gallery 2025 Exhibition. In Celebration of Louise Penny’s 20th Novel In The Chief Inspector Gamache Series. Oct. 28, 2025

Creative projects for the virtual Three Pines Art Gallery

No judges, no prizes…just fun!
Let loose your creativity in the medium of your choice…be it fabric, paint, wool, rug hooking, clay, pen or pencil, charcoal, photography or any mixed media, digital, etc. Written word, poetry, stories, etc. are also welcome. The sky’s the limit! Anything you choose to work with. Any format you can think of. Any project that allows you to express yourself.

Subject: What inspires you in the village of Three Pines? Is there a scene that stands out that needs to be captured in your art?
There is no restriction on size.
The only rule is to try to “keep it secret”
Submit your art anytime, all entries will be held here, in private, until Oct 28, 2025, when all entries will be published here at the same time!

Note: You should see a confirmation note after you click the “Share Your Work” button below and submit your entry. If you do not see a note of thanks for your submission or if you have any questions at all, please just ask!

Entries accepted from now until Oct. 27, 2025.

Three Pines Art Gallery 2024

Thank you for visiting! The idea of the Three Pines Art Gallery was proposed by Marion Yarema. We’re thrilled to see Marion’s brilliant idea come to life. Many thanks to Marion and all the fantastic artists, poets and Three Pines fans who made this happen.

In our daily discussions, we often celebrate Louise Penny’s magnificent art and examine the many ways she has demonstrated her mastery of her craft. But here today, we’re pleased to be able to host this special event to celebrate art that has been created by our book club friends. Just like Ruth, Clara and Peter, many members of our group are artists and have spent months creating Three Pines-inspired art in honour of the latest Gamache book. The creativity and talent on display in this special art exhibit are wonderful.

This art gallery embodies what our community book club is all about. It’s a shared space where you’re welcomed with open arms to enjoy yourself, meet friends, and chat about the things you love. The spirit of Three Pines lives within us all, and through this special website, we hope to nurture that spirit in ourselves and others.

We invite you to take a moment to visit, view the exhibits, interact with the artists, share any pieces of art that speak to your heart with your friends and family, and spread the love of Three Pines to everyone you know.

  • Two Grey Wolves
    By Tara Gee
    Two grey wolves, but which one is light and which…
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  • Lemon Meringue Tart by Book Club Friends
    Tartelettes Au Citron
    By Book Club Friends
    Tartelettes au citron are mentioned in “All The Devils Are…
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  • Cafe Au Lait
    By Marion Yarema
    Who can begin a day in Three Pines without a…
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  • ENG Wolf i
    By Blis Andt
    Watercolor for The Grey Wolf (Three Pines)
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  • Old Knowlton Train Station -Quebec
    By Ellen Koehn
    The”old” train in Three Pines before the newer one was…
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  • St. Thomas church Three Pines
    By Ellen Koehn
    My version of St Thomas…so much happened in this church…
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  • Beaded Three Pines
    By Kris Olsen
    My beaded version of Three Pines.
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  • St. John’s Gate. Old Quebec City
    By Ellen Koehn
    One of the huge stone entry gates to Old Quebec…
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  • In Honour of Grey Wolf
    By Mary Ann Rosenbloom
    Pen and Ink drawing with watercolour highlights, paper cutout pines.
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  • Saint-Lewis’s Gate Old City Quebec
    By Ellen Koehn
    Another stone gate entrance to Old City Quebec.  These gates…
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  • Crossing the Bella Bella
    By Ellen Koehn
    The Bella Bella river is an important part of the…
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  • Waiting for Gamache
    By Ellen Koehn
    My original drawing using colored pencils, gel pens, ink.  Ruth…
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  • Grey Wolf And Black Wolf Macarons by Book Club Friends
    The Grey Wolf and The Two Wolves Macarons
    By Book Club Friends
    These special Grey Wolf and Black Wolf macarons were inspired…
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  • Sheltering Pines
    By Linda Trytek
    Photo of pine tree after a rain
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  • The Grey Wolf Carving
    The Grey Wolf Carving
    By mei lan
    With Halloween around the corner, this was a fun project…
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  • Three Pines
    By Ellen Koehn
    I think this is my  first Three Pines drawing.  I…
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  • The Grey Wolf Action Quebec Bleu Macarons by Book Club Friends
    The Grey Wolf Action Quebec Bleu Macarons
    By Book Club Friends
    This is just a fun bake in honour of the…
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  • Ruth and Rosa Ruminating
    By Marion Yarema
    Needle felted landscape. Ruth and Rosa are enjoying a beautiful…
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  • A Beautiful Mystery
    By Ellen Koehn
    Louise Penny’s description of Benoit du lac monastery is so…
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  • The Characters
    By Kandice Arndt
    These are from a rainy afternoon doodle made with ink…
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  • The World of Three Pines
    By Helene Letnick
    While reading the Gamache series, I had been thinking about…
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  • Night strolls.
    By Ellen Koehn
    On black paper.  Inp. Gamache often took walks at night…
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  • Saint-Gilbert-Entre-les-Loups
    By Ellen Koehn
    So many beautiful churches, cathedrals, monasteries…not enough time …Colored pencils,…
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  • Old City Quebc
    By Ellen Koehn
    The towering church, the Christmas lights, the snow, this is…
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  • ENG Wolf ii
    By Blis Andt
    Watercolor, for Three Pines’ Grey Wolf Gallery!
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  • Eagle carving; red cedar
    Red Cedar Eagle Carving
    By mei lan
    This is my design and carving of an eagle out…
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  • Ispahan Cakes Inspired By Louise Penny's All The Devils Are Here Made By Book Club Friends
    Ispahan Cakes Inspired By All The Devils Are Here
    By Book Club Friends
    We made the famous Ispahan Cake, originally created by Pierre…
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  • The Hermit’s cabin
    By Ellen Koehn
    Colored pencils, markers, ink, mixed media are the tools I…
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  • “Ode to Ruth”
    By MarianneB
    A cranky old poet named Ruth Shoved words around, claiming…
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  • Book Club Friends Lemon Meringue Cookie
    Lemon Meringue Cookies
    By Book Club Friends
    I tried the famous lemon meringue cookies by Dorie Greenspan…
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  • Terrasse Dufferin Toboggon Slide
    By Ellen Koehn
    Insp. Gamache and his family visited this slide while in…
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  • AS WE WAIT 
    By Jo-Anne Dulcie Maurits
    A poem I wrote for all of us Three Pines…
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  • “Smudging for Jane”
    By Ellen Koehn
    The ritual the Three Pines women used to bring peace…
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  • Rosa’s Constitutional
    By Kandice Arndt
    Three Pines bookmark collage using book pages, watercolor, paper towels,…
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Inspiring Members Of Book Club Friends

Who invented the idea for the Three Pines Art Gallery?

Marion Yarema

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