You have a few more days to check out “Selections from the Permanent Collection,” at The Fine Arts Gallery at Pierce College Fort Steilacoom.

This varied media exhibition is up through Wednesday, Sept. 10.

According to the college the featured artists include Linda Artage, Leonard Baskin, Antie Brink, Clint Brown, Paul Clinton, H. Creuzevault, Kathy Fridstein, Addie Gram, Rachael Parr, Midore Onon Theiel, Philip Pearlstein, Andrew Richards, Betre Schneider, and Wayne Thiebaud.

The gallery is located on campus at 9401 Farwest Drive SW, Lakewood. Hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and 8 a.m. to noon Friday.

"We believe the proof is in the pudding because none have been tagged!" says co-organizer and artist Maura Desimone (left, installing a mural Wednesday evening.)

For Saturday's festival, muralists Bob Henry (who painted the Martin Luther King mural opposite People's Park), Dionne Bonner (painter of the street octopus at 6th Avenue and Pine Street) and Alexis St. John (who did the salmon on Radio Shack at Proctor) will be painting new murals, this time intended for the walls of the Allen Renaissance Building at 1301 MLK Jr. Way. MLK HDA is funding the murals.

Meanwhile, Henry is donating two canvases, which two of the Storefront Mural artists, including Desimone, will be donating their time to paint for more of the Tapestry church walls.

Mexican and BBQ food will be available, as well as a kids' zone with a jumping castle, puppet show and face painting. The ten-band line-up includes Michael Powers and Just Dirt, and there will be performances by Northwest Tap Collective and a hip-hop dance team.