ARTS ALIVE! JULY, 2009

First Saturday Night Arts Alive! Is proudly presented by USBank, with Eureka Main Street and the Humboldt Arts Council Opening receptions for artists, exhibits, and/or performances July 4 6-9 p.m. Join us after the 4th of July Festival and before the Fireworks show at 10 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information or to have an exhibit/performance included. http://aweurekatoday.blogspot.com/


1. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Photographs of Africa by Bill Pierson.

1a. F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Landscape photographs by Bill Pierson.

2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. The Changing Times, Prayers for the World by Nine Wise Women, by artists Mary Sukup, Teresa Whitehawk, Nina Wolf, Skye, Donvieve, Libby Maynard, Annie Reid, Leatrice Mikkelson, and Lyn Risling.


3. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.

4. PRAXIS 530 F St. Watercolors by Joyce Jonte, florals and figures.


5. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St. Jennifer Sherman, “Layered Identity”, tile layered art.

5a. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music.

6. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St.

7. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Geometric mono prints by Ayla Khan.

8. WACHOVIA SECURITIES 318 Fifth St. Julieanne Johnson is a self-taught artist who has incorporated various drawing and painting skills in her artwork. She uses watercolors, papyrus, cedarwood, goldleaf and decorate papers from Nepal and Japan to create beautiful collages.

8a. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Ben Secor, “Local Shore Birds”, handheld digital photography.

9. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents 4th of July group show.

10. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Featuring the paintings and sculptures of Allen Cassidy, “The Best of Allen Cassidy Show”. There will be a screening of Cassidy’s filmography at 6:30 p.m.

11. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. presenting A solo sculpture show “Metal Space”, by artist Eric Fruman. Eighteen new works are showcased in this contemporary art display. Most of the metal in the sculptures in space age aluminum.

11a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Featuring Rick Gustafson, and artists Seth and Liesl Smith, John Crater, Annie Bush, Ashley Foreman, Shoshana, Kathy O’Leary, Tom Klapproth, Curtis Otto, Eric Furman, Phyllis Barba and Augustus Clark, and Allison Baumsteiger. Street Hall open Arts Alive 6-9 p.m. and by appointment 445-1751.

12. REFLECTIONS 202 C St.

13. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Music by “Machines Go Wrong” with special guests the Humboldt Drum Collective; artists Laura Chapman White, Mike Stengl, glassworks by Howard Lewis, and photography by Jeff Davis.

14. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.

15. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.

16. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.

17. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Featuring Bob Lawblah, “Magical Ink” India ink on Bristol.

18. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Artist Amy Schectman, abstract oils and acrylics; acoustic guitarist Todd Krider.

19. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Featuring members of the Representational Art League; Elsie Mendes, Beverly Harper, Camille Regli, Yevonne Reynolds, Marj Early, Sara Starr, Delores Terry, Susan Strope, Pat Cahill, Dolores Palm, Michelle Murphy-Ferguson, Julia

20. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Presenting photography by Dan Tubbs.

21. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Representational Art League, mixed media, including watercolors, oils, and acrylics by members of RAL.

22. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on summer fashions, Humboldt tourism, toys and ship building join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms and Native American culture.

23. STUDIO 424 424 Third St. Featured oil paintings by artist Peter Zambas, brand new works; James Hamilton Smith, sculpture; Conrad Calimpong, ceramics, pottery, fired natural; new photographic works by James Reed; musical entertainment.

24. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Belly dancing by Jeannieve’s Tribal Dancers.

25. YARN AND SHIPWRECK 430 Third St. Lauren Miller “Twenty Short Stories”, mixed media.

26. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.

27, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Selection from Arcata Arts Institute, youth artists.

28. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Artist Holly Sweet, fabric art. Silk paintings, paintings on cotton, pillows and quilts. Music Kenny Ray and the Mighty Rovers.

29. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Artwork by Rosalie Thompson; music by Sidekick.

30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Quilts by fabric artist Holly Garbutt.

31. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. We are in our location next to Old Town Square. Featuring Gary Todoroff, photography.

32. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First St. Jim Lowry, digital photography.

33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Hoody sweatshirts on sale for $20.

34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. “Birds in Art” by Gary Bloomfield.

35. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Duane Flatmo and friends celebrate the release of Large Art in Small Places, a book featuring Humboldt County murals.

36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Guest artists Amber Jones, copper; Bob and Donna Sellers.

37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Northern Lao handwoven textiles.

38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.

38a. MOON’S 218 F St.

39. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.

40. BAA BAA SHEEPSKIN 234 F St.

41. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.

42. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.

43. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Fused glass/functional pieces an wall display works present by “Fire Arts in Arcata”.

44. BON BONIERE 215 F St. William (Bill) Smith acrylic landscapes, still lifes and portraits; music by Dale Winget, guitarist and vocalist, 6-9 p.m.

45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Music Guitar Stan, country music from the heart; artist Angie Armijo, whimisical and colorful acrylics.

46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. Visit us at our new location. “Looking for the Light”, landscape oil paintings by John Palmer; original and Celtic harp music by Kathe Lyth;

47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. “At the Shore” paintings by local artists.

48. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St. Permanent Display: Photographs of Old Eureka from Historical Society

49. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St.

50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Artist Karen Berman.

51. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers, mixed media.

51a. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St.

52. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Studio 102, Karen Merry, watercolor and mixed-media paintings, as well as pen-and-ink works; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson, oil paintings.

53. SMUG'S PIZZA 626 Second St.

54. AVALON Third & G Sts..

55. UPSTAIRS ABOVE THE LOST COAST BREWERY 615 Fourth St. Ken and June Moxon.

56. STUDIO S 717 Third St. Paintings by many local artists, highlighting the color Blue.

57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Norman DuPalntis, landscapes, trains, boats and old buildings.

58. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Art by Kathleen Bechler; watercolors by Elaine Gredassoff.

59. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Miscellaneous artists.

60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Artist Tamra Whitney, pastel drawings. Whitney’s drawings came about in the 90’s. She developed a new edge to pastel work literally; emphasizing “the edge” of shapes by use of color and blending techniques, with a lean towards surrealism.

First Saturday Night Arts Alive! Is proudly presented by USBank, with Eureka Main Street and the Humboldt Arts Council Opening receptions for artists, exhibits, and/or performances May 2 from 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information or to have an exhibit/performance included.

1. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Robert Daugherty black and white photography of jazz legends; Georgia Long, portraits of local and iconic jazz artists; live music with Robert and Jeff Daugherty playing basses.

1a. F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St.

2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Duo show entitled Dilemma or Delight? The Plight of the Vagitarian by local Jen Prather and San Francisco based artist Steph Mansolf. Through installations of textile forms and latex transfers, the gallery visitor’s consciousness will be filled with the tampered biology of life forms emerging from their Wintry caves and the inhabitants of the artists’ sur-realities.

3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. Performance Rotunda: The Sari Baker Trio Sari takes the blues by storm. Her trio encompasses blues, jazz, and the singer/song writer genre; William Thonson Gallery: R edwood Art Association Annual juried spring exhibition from Humboldt County’s oldest artist’s association. With over 210 artists, members and supporters, The Redwood Art Association is a community of artists who value art as an essential component of every aspect of our culture; Homer Balabanis Gallery: Morris Graves: Selections from the Humboldt Art Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection. Also on view is a C.T. Wilson Redwood Tree painting that was recently conserved, a gift from the Ditty Family.; Knight Gallery: Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Includes Recent Acquisitions; Anderson Gallery Sondra Schwetman Systematic Privilege Systematic Privilege addresses the ambiguous space between reality and fiction where the female form and therefore the female often dwell. Schwetman specializes in the areas of sculpture, installation, performance, and jewelry/metalsmithing; Mel Schuler Sculpture Garden Monica Schill: Encased in Concrete 88 Many of Schill’s pieces she has placed reused /recycled items inside the piece so that the viewer has no visual knowledge of its existence. Encased in Concrete 88 is made up of 88 individual pieces. Each piece is a bag of non-recyclable garbage (insulation, roofing material, wrappers, twist ties, old socks, over used dog toys…) and the sizes vary from 1 foot to 3 feet in diameter. The idea is to give a representation of the space that this many bags of garbage would take up in a land fill and to give an option for dealing with them.; Floyd Bettiga Gallery: Jody Dunphy: Inherently Sacred Inherently Sacred is a series of mixed media prints inspired by the sustaining relationship that nature has with humanity and the sacredness of this bond; Youth Gallery Engage, Stretch, Explore, Persist: Integrating the Arts Across the Elementary Curriculum This exhibition features the artwork of the Humboldt State University Elementary Education apprentice teachers and their K-8 students. The apprentice teachers are presently enrolled in the two-semester credential course, Fine Arts for the Integrated Elementary Curriculum; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery, In Memory of Morris For the month of May Family Arts Day celebrates the life and art of Morris Graves. View the art the children creat ed in memory of Morris Graves.

4. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.

5. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES 604 F St. Artists Stephanie Bishop, handcrafted jewelry; and Susie Sicard, handcrafted beeswax ornaments.

6. PRAXIS 530 F St.

7. SWANLUND’S 527 F St.

7a. OBENTO 517 F St. Ben Batemon, black and white photography.

8. SACRED PALACE- BIKRAM YOGA - HUMBOLDT 516 Fifth St. Celebrating our eight year anniversary. Augustus Clark, acrylic paintings based on Yoga postures; Improv Acting with Damion Sharpe.

9. HUMBOLDT TATTOO 710 Fifth St. Artist Derek Adams, Jackalolpes Running, media, tattooing and fine art.

10. EUREKA SPA 601 Fifth St.

10a. ARKLEY CENTER=2 0FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 412 G St. NO LIMITS – Various Dance.

11. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Artist Patricia Sennott; music by Blue Lots Jazz.

12. INDAH BALI 440 F Featuring the music of DJ Zanapod; featured artists include Loryn White, Thomas Fossier, Joyce Jonte, Barbara Wright, Betsy Roberts, and Holly Garbutt.

12a. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St. GRAND OPENING Celebrate with artist Ben Secor, “Local Birds”, handheld digital photography.

12b. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Eric Krobly, oil paints “Infinity”.

13. WACHOVIA SECURITIES/AG EDWARDS 318 Fifth St. Jackie Oshiro, watercolors. Donna Bush, water scenes, watercolors.

14. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. New photos by Maureen Fitzgerald, International travels.

15. COCHRANE AND ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Watercolors by Alan Sanborn’s Art Critique Group II.

16. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents group show “The Red Show”.

17. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Group exhibit of recent figurative works titled “Go Figure”; also a performance by The Studio Community Choir in the courtyard at 7 p.m.

17a. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. presenting “The Beast in Me” Bethany Ayres, Astrid Bowlby, Alexander Cheves, Joshua Churchill, Paul Clipson, Walter Logue, Reuben Lorch-Miller, Chris McCaw; live music by Zuzu’s Petals.

18. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Featuring artists Seth and Liesl Smith, as well as Annie Bush, Ashley Foreman, Shoshana, Kath O’Leary, Tom Klapproth, Curtis Otto, Eric Furman, Phyllis Barba and Augustus Clark. Street Hall open Arts Alive 6-9 p.m. and by appointment 445-1751.

19. REFLECTIONS 202 C St. Photography by Chrisine Burwell; live jazz music.

19a. LIVELLA 120 Second St. Artist Christina Swingdler, paintings; Howard Lewis, glass art goblets; live music Sour Cream.

20. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING GALLERY 139-B Second St.(at the Eagle House) Eclect ic Watercolor and pen & Ink Paintings by Karen Merry.

21. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.

22 THE TREASURE TROVE 220 First St. Mariana Krattiger, paintings, watercolors, acrylic and pencil. Drawing at 8 p.m., must be present to win.

23. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.

24. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St. Jennifer Graham, Po laroid prints.

25. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Brittany Keyes, Arcata Arts Institute, “Graceful News In a Variety Media”.

26. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Artist Imago Dei, acrylic and oil; music with Lisa C. Sherry, acoustic guitar.

26a. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. The current Art Exhibition continues to draw our attention to the beauty that surrounds us in Humboldt County. Showing: Phyllis Barba, Nick Cloutier, Jim Lowry, Michael Mc Coy, Lauren Miller, Randy Myers, Rachel Schlueter, Jocelyn Stewart, Jose Quezada, and continuing the memorial ceramics show from John Euley.

27. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Presenting Nancy Kennedy, fiber art weaving, including rugs and home accessories.

28. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. (corner of 2nd and E Sts.) Featuring Sandra Krumwiede, vine wreaths; Carol Nelson, vintage gifts; Vickie McDonald, bead jewelry.

29. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Robert Lopez, oil paintings.

29a. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. Eclectic folk music by20Jason Meyer. New exhibits on ship building, lumber, photographs, and toys join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms, and local Native American culture.

30. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St.

31. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Belly dancing.

32. SHIPWRECK 430 Third St. Anna Amezcua, abstract oil paintings..

33. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.

34, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Rob Graves, photography

35. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. 2nd Annual Local Photography Contest of Humboldt Bay; music by Ken Jorgenson and the Rovers.

36. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Paintings by Paula Cunningham; music by “Guitar Sam”.

37. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Celebrating the Art of the Written Word.

38. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. One of our most valued senses is our eyesight, especially if one is a visual artist. What happens if vision is impaired or lost? How is our acuity and perception modified? Lorraine B. Miller-Wolf’s, Modified Acuity, explores those questions and introduces the viewer to the world of five local artists adjusting to vision loss. Featured will be women who paint, sketch, and quilt, as well as a paper doll artist. Miller-Wolfe, a professional photographer in Humboldt County for the past twenty-eight years, specializes in portraiture. Last year she became a statistic, suffering a detached retina. Fortunately she underwent successful eye surgery.

39. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Artist Ruth Canaway, new selections.

40. MAD RIVER=2 0BIOLOGISTS 417 Second St. (upstairs) Ron LaValley, wildlife photography; Mark Morrissette, wildlife ceramics, sculpture, and drawings; music with the Singing Nettles.

41. NORTH SOLES FOOTWEAR 417 Second St. Suite 102 Isaiah Girard, mixed media.

41a. OLD TOWN SQUARE Second & F St. Sequoia Park Zoo Foundation.

42. HSU FIRST ST. GALLERY 422 First St. Sandow Birk, woodcut prints; selections from HSU students, all mediums.

43. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Mother’s Day Pendant Contest Winners revealed.

43a. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First St. Watercolor paintings by Susan Morton; live music by Chad Brents and Will Hogan.

44. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Come try over 50 flavors of fresh saltwater taffy.

45. VANITY 109 F St. Botanical Exploration by Malibu artist Jules Johnson in watercolors and collage.

45a. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Artist Kathy Marie, mixed media.

46. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING SERVICES 123 F St. Suite A Featuring Carol Lalonde, watercolor mixed media; Erin Austin, metal jewelry.

47. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Photographs by Carl Baggett; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez; paintings by Glenda Hicks; food demonstrations by Calhouns bar-b-que sauce; blown glass by The Glass Station, Blue Lake.

48. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Launch party for local author Amy Stewart’s Wicked Plants: A Book of Botanical Atrocities.

49. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. New lava glass by Marian Fieldson, formed directly in the Lava Fields of Kona, Hawaii.

50. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. NEW! Traditional hand-woven brocade silk fabric from North and South Lao in many intricate designs.

51. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.

52. TALISMAN 214 F St. “Back From Tucson Bead Show”.

53. MOON’S 218 F St. Students from Zane Middle School.

54. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.

55. ALIROSE BOUTIQUE 228 F St. Artist Amanda Elizabeth Woodward, watercolors.

56. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.

57.. CODYGALLERY 527 Fourth St.

58. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.

59 DISCOVERY MUSEUM Third and F Sts. KIDS’ ALIVE – call for reservations 442-9694.

60. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT SHOP 241 F St. Dawn Woodman, beaded jewelry; music by Trinidad Goodshield.

61. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Featuring Humboldt Wood Workers Guild.

62. BON BO NIERE 215 F St. Eureka High School Arts Department featuring digital photography, paintings, drawings, pottery, beading and sculpture; live music Dale Winget, guitar/vocals.

63. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Music by Sea Bury “Scatter the Mudd”; “Drive Safe-Drive Smart” youth poster contest.


64. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. Yvonne Reynolds and Susan Strope, paintings.

65. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St.

66. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St. Don’t forget Mother’s Day! We have something special for every Mom.

67. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Jamie Pavlich Walker, “Fine Art Creation”.

68. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers, “Feminine” series.

69. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. live music The Anna Hamilton Trio.

70. SPA AT PERSONAL CHOICE 130 G St.

71. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Studio 102, Karen Merry, watercolor and mixed-media paintings, as well as pen-and-ink works; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; The Artist’s Connection Studio 116, Pamela Reeder; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.

72. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM Second and G Sts.

73. SUKI BOUTIQUE 612 Second St. Artist Kathryn Stotler.

73a. PIANTE GALLERY < /span>620 Second St. featured this month Joan Katri, Julie Clark, and Kay Harden.

74. BODY OF LIGHT 622 Second St. Free hand massage.

75. SMUG'S PIZZA 626 Second St. Presenting “In Threes” triptych acrylic abstract paintings.

75a. CLOUD 9 STUDIO 634 Second St. AnnaLisa McLaughlin, an animal celebration featuring painting in acrylic.

76. AVALON Third & G Sts..

77. UPSTAIRS ABOVE THE LOST COAST BREWERY 615 Fourth St. Ken and June Moxon.

78. STUDIO S 717 Third St. Redwood Empire Quilters – show and sale.

79. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Branden Garland, mosaic landscapes.

80. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Miscellaneous artists.

First Saturday Night Arts Alive! is proudly presented by USBank, with Eureka Main Street and the Humboldt Arts Council Opening receptions for artists, exhibits, and/or performances April 4 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information or to have an exhibit/performance included. http://aweurekatoday.blogspot.com/

1. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Recent works by Anne Christensen.

1a. F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St.

2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Fabrications, 3-D Art Assemblages.

3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. Performance Rotunda: The Brian Post & Shao Way Wu Duo Shao Way Wu, acoustic bassist and long time Humboldt County resident, performs in many different musical styles and is well know for his high energy and exceptional talent. Brian Post, pianist is a Professor of Music at HSU and plays jazz; William Thonson Gallery: Rewood Art Association Annual juried spring exhibition from Humboldt County’s oldest artist’s association. With over 210 artists, members and supporters, The Redwood Art Association is a community of artists who value art as an essential component of every aspect of our culture; Homer Balabanis Gallery: Morris Graves: Selections from the Humboldt Art Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection. Also on view is a C.T. Wilson Redwood Tree painting that was recently conserved, a gift from the Ditty Family.; Knight Gallery: Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Includes Recent Acquisitions; Anderson GallerySondra Schwetman Systematic Privilege Systematic Privilege addresses the ambiguous space between reality and fiction where the female form and therefore the female often dwell. Schwetman specializes in the areas of sculpture, installation, performance, and jewelry/metalsmithing; Mel Schuler Sculpture Garden The Jan Milstead Collection:The Pacific Rim Sculptor’s Group, Gift to the City of Eureka. Featuring work by the Pacific Rim Sculptor’s Group founders: John Fick, Ed Pogue, Chuck Splady, Lou Testa, Gale Wagner, and Gregory Wescott; Floyd Bettiga Gallery: Jody Dunphy: Inherently Sacred Inherentlyu Sacred is a series of mixed media prints inspired by the sustaining relationship that nature has with humanity and the sacredness of this bond; Youth Gallery Humboldt Arts Council’s Art Education Programs Included in this exhibition is a variety of artwork created by participating youth in HAC’s Art Education Programs: Second Satruday Family Arts Days, KEET’s Kids Club at the MGMA and the Museum Art School. HAC Arts Educatior janic Sharman-Hand created and taught the various projects on exhibit; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery, Scenes from Benin, photographs from a collaborative project between HAC and youth in Benin, Africa. With the help of Hermine Amoussou, HAC provided a group of children in Benin with art supplies, cameras and art lessons. The photographs in this exhibition were taken by these children and brought back to Humboldt County to be developed.

4. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.

5. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES 604 F St. Artisans Faire: Stephanie Bishop, handcrafted jewelry.

6. PRAXIS 530 F St. Dodie Hamilton-Brandon, watercolor, “Art In Motion”.

7. SWANLUND’S 527 F St. Redwood Camera Club of Eureka. Members showing their work: Karen Wehrstein, Meghan McKenzie, Betty fowler, Sharon Falk-Carlsen, Jeanne Scranton, Harvey Raider, John Lynch, Vic LaBolle, John Becker, Don Mahler, Matt Niesen, Diane Williams, Owen Gailar, Jack Hopkins, David Pal, Mariam Pal, Murline Georgeson, Pam Cone, Steve Coach, and Dave Van de Mark.

7a. OBENTO 517 F St. The Heiffer Project.

8. SACRED PALACE- BIKRAM YOGA - HUMBOLDT 516 Fifth St. Celebrating our eight year anniversary. Augustus clark, acrylic paintings based on Yoga postures; Improv Acting with Damion Sharpe.

9. HUMBOLDT TATTOO 710 Fifth St. Artist Derek Adams, Jackalolpes Running, media, tattooing and fine art.

10. EUREKA SPA 601 Fifth St.

10a. ARKLEY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 412 G St. Eureka Symphony. Tickets are $16.

11. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Artist Patricia Sennott; music by Blue Lots Jazz.

12. INDAH BALI 440. F GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION Music with Gamelan Sekar Sequoia; featured artists includes Loryn White, Thomas Fossier, Joyce Jonte, Barbara Wright, Betsy Roberts, and Holly Garbutt.

12a. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. North Coast dancers, White Swan Pas de Deux. Two shows 8 and 8:45p.m..

12b. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. “Some New Friends, Some Old Friends”, paintings and sculptures by Brian D. Tripp.

12c. HUMBOLDT CPR 407 Fifth St. Opening the Redwood Curtain to present a collage of the Humboldt wildlife, Elden Knauf and Chuck Thissell are offering a photographic display featuring native birds along with other indigenous wildlife. Our own little corner of Northern California is a hidden piece of paradise.

13. WACHOVIA SECURITIES/AG EDWARDS 318 Fifth St. Jackie Oshiro, watercolors. Donna Bush, water scenes, watercolors.

14. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. New photos by Maureen Fitzgerald, International travels.

15. COCHRANE AND ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Recent works by Eric Fidjeland.

16. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents group show “Good vs Evil”.

17. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. “Muchos Colores y Formas” featuring the work of Elizabeth Guynn, Jerry Spaulding, and Ken Waldvogel.

17a. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. presenting John Hylton: Observatory Station, Hylton’s work deals with the problems of conceptually blending contemporary concerns with the related structures and ideas from the earliest days of civilization.

18. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Featuring Annie Bush, Ashley Foreman, Shoshana, Kath O’Leary, Tom Klapproth, Curtis Otto, Eric Furman, Phyllis Barba and Augustus Clark. Street Hall open Arts Alive 6-9 p.m. and by appointment 445-1751.

19. REFLECTIONS 202 C St. Erica Botkin, photography.

20. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING GALLERY 139-B Second St.(at the Eagle House) “The Neighborhood Series” pastels and prints by Libby George. with piano music from 6-7 p.m. by students of Six Rivers Charter High School; and from 7-9 p.m. hear live Renaissance music by ensemble VRRKAA.

21. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.

22 THE TREASURE TROVE 220 First St. Mariana Krattiger, paintings, watercolors, acrylic and pencil. Drawing at 8 p.m., must be present to win.

23. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.

24. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St. Jennifer Graham, Polaroid prints.

25. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Figure Work from the Arcata Arts Institute students, March-May. Figure Work by Haley van Gemert.

26. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Cammy Williams “Fairies & Elementals” oil paintings; acoustic South American music.

26. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Featured artists Alicia Tredway, Peter Zambas, Mike Stengl, Victoria Ryan, Paul Fabian, Annie Bush.

27. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Malibu artist Nino Rakichevich, “Colors of Time”, original photos on canvas.

28. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. (corner of 2nd and E Sts.) Featuring Christine Siverts, watercolors; Cara Rider, mosaics; Jim Cernohlavek, pottery; Denie Debets, glass fusing.

29. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on lumber photographs and lighting fixtures join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms and Native American culture. Special exhibit and sale of pineneedle baskets by local Wiyot artist Lillie Johnston. Reception.

30. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St. Local Crafters, handmade jewelry and wall art.

31. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Shoshanna Belly Dancing and other guests.

32. SHIPWRECK 430 Third St. Wren Ludwig, collages and paintings.

33. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.

34. CIN CIN ALL ITALIANA 201 Third St. Richard Dunning.

35, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Rob Graves, photography

36. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. 2nd Annual Local Photography Contest of Humboldt Bay. Music by The Falling Rocks.

37. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Arcata Art Institute Painting Class; folk-style music Chastity Revival.

38. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Celebrating the Art of the Written Word.

39. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. As part of the anniversary celebration of Los Bagels, art by staff will be shown in the Truchas Gallery through the month of April. Included in the show are William Prescott, Arnold King, Emily Maxwell and other creative employees. In his photography, Prescott is interested in the darker, less examined side of our world. Emily Maxwell, a Humboldt native, loves the idea of travel. Her mixed-media artwork juxtaposes incongruent imagery. Arnold King, another artistic staff member says of his travel photographs,”If you find yourself in the Tibetan Autonomous Region of China someday and you come across children dancing the Macarena, then you will have seen the legacy I left up on the Roof of the World.”

40. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Old and new works too by Ruth Canaway.

40a. EASTER SEALS at 417 Second St. Come Watch the 2009 Easter Seals Telethon on a big screen TV. North Coast Idols singers will entertain you. Meet Humboldt County’s Dairy Princess who will be serving Humboldt Creamery ice cream for a donation to raise money for Easter Seals. 6-9 p.m.

41. MAD RIVER BIOLOGISTS 417 Second St. (upstairs) Ron LaValley, wildlife photography; Mark Morrissette, ceramic sculpture; and Chelsey Van Scyok, porcelain ceramics; music with the Singing Nettles.

41a. NORTH SOLES FOOTWEAR 417 Second St. Suite 102 Jennifer Varney, photography.

41b. OLD TOWN SQUARE Second & F St. CASA will be promoting their organization.

42. HSU FIRST ST. GALLERY 422 First St. The Depravities of War, monumental woodcuts by Sandow Birk. HSU First Street Gallery Printmakers Show.

43. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First St. Hosting art by David Baer, photos from Africa.

44. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Fresh Caramel Corn is back!

45. VANITY 109 F St. Botanical Exploration by Malibu artist Jules Johnson in watercolors and collage.

45a. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Photography by Chris Tuite

45b. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING SERVICES 123 F St. Suite A Featuring paintings by John Lopez of Carl Hanes tattoo parlor.

46. HUMBOLDT ACUPUNCTURE 123 F St. Suite F Dorje Kirsten, practicing the ancient Japanese tradition of single stroke serpent calligraphy. It is nearly a lost art and he is a local treasure.

47. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Glenda Hicks, paintings; Carl Baggett, photographs; Colinda Guiterrez, ceramics; Tiffany Brogdon, jewelry; The Glass Station, blown glass; food demonstrations.

48. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Antique bird prints, in honor of Godwit Days.

49. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Come see local artist Soul Glass, octopi and rainbow trout; Bob and Donna Sellers Old Town and Bay series.

50. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Lunel Haysmer, Strange Angels, dolls that have been re-worked.

51. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.

52. TALISMAN 214 F St. “Back From Tucson Bead Show”.

53. MOON’S 218 F St. Strongbridge Montessori School.

54. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.

55. ALIROSE BOUTIQUE 228 F St. Artist Amanda Elizabeth Woodward, watercolors.

56. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.

57.. CODY PETIT GALLERY 527 Fourth St. Clothing display from the 1930’s; local and old arts and oils paintings.

58. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.

59 DISCOVERY MUSEUM Third and F Sts. KIDS’ ALIVE – call for reservations 442-9694.

60. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT SHOP 241 F St. Frank Surber and Tashina Henry Etched Yurok glass and bead work.

61. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Featuring Humboldt Wood Workers Guild.

62. BON BONIERE 215 F St. Genevieve Minahan (1892-1988) Collection of “Paint with Thread” music by Dale Winget.

63. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Music by Jerry Cottrell, American acoustic; Intergenerational art by Alder Bay and Lafayette School.

64. NATURAL SELECTION & THE EMERALD CITY 203 F St. Bob and Donna Sellers.

65. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. Yvonne Reynolds and Susan Strope, paintings of In The Garden.

66. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St.

67. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St.

68. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Cynthia Brando, collages and paintings and a series of photographs some call abstract nature; and Bjorn Lundeen, paintings of various landscapes and portraits.

69. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers, “Feminine” series.

70. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. live music The Anna Hamilton Trio.

71. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Studio 102, Karen Merry, watercolor and mixed-media paintings, as well as pen-and-ink works; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; The Artist’s Connection Studio 116, Pamela Reeder; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.

72. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM Second and G Sts. Featured this month: Gretchen/Luke Show; Tony Machado, Swimsuit Exhibition; Andrew Daniel, “Spring Has Sprung”.

73. SUKI BOUTIQUE 612 Second St. Artis Jeff Cross, acrylic on canvas.

73a. PIANTE GALLERY 620 Second St. Featured this month Joan Katri, Julie Clark, and Kay Harden.

74. BODY OF LIGHT 622 Second St. Free hand massage.

75. SMUG'S PIZZA 626 Second St. Art by Rick.

75a. CLOUD 9 STUDIO 634 Second St. AnnaLisa McLaughlin, an animal celebration featuring painting in acrylic.

76. AVALON Third & G Sts..

77. UPSTAIRS ABOVE THE LOST COAST BREWERY 615 Fourth St. Ken and June Moxon.

78. STUDIO S 717 Third St. Representational Art League.

WE DREAM OF SUMMERTIME...MEANWHILE MEMORIES....

MARCH 7, 2009

First Saturday Night Arts Alive! is proudly presented by USBank, with Eureka Main St. and the Humboldt Arts Council Opening receptions for artists, exhibits, and/or performances March 7 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information or to have an exhibit/performance included.

AA. LINDA MITCHELL OPEN STUDIO 909 E St. Open Studio and Sale from noon-9 p.m. Linda Mitchell’s first open studio in nearly three years, and there will be lots of old and new works for sale!

1. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Works Works by Jennifer Eichstedt..

1a. F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Laura White, paintings; photography by Jeff Davis, watercolors by Mike Stengl.

2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Synapsis 3rd Annual Group Show, Performances and Installations.

3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. Performance Rotunda: Good Company A Celtic band playing reels, and toe-tapping tunes, to Irish airs and ballads. The four band members, Ann Marie Woolley, Sam McNeill, Bob Stockwell, and Janet Finney-Krull, perform their original arrangements as singers and multi-instrumentalists on violins, flutes, pennywhistles, mandolin, cello, guitars, recorders, accordions, dumbek, and bodhran (Irish held drum); William Thonson Gallery: Susan Needham, Joyce Jonte & Suza Lambert, Hues of Emotion Recent figurative works explore a variety of feeling states in differing social situations and human interactions through sculpture, watercolor on paper, and oil on canvas. The works are meant to inspire multiple possibilities of interpretation depending on the viewer’s perspective and life experiences; Homer Balabanis Gallery: Morris Graves: Selections from the Humboldt Art Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection. Also on view is a C.T. Wilson Redwood Tree painting that was recently conserved, a gift from the Ditty Family.; Knight Gallery: Mary K. Connelly Topophilia (love of place) Paintings of room interiors are a distillation of perception and memory, where color and light convey a world of psychologically and spiritually charged. As a figurative painter, Connelly’s studio practice is strongly tooted in the illusionist tradition, influenced by intimate interiors of Vermeer, Bonnard, and Hopper.; Anderson Gallery: Suzanne Onodera: From the Landscape of Memory Onodera’s paintings – although traditional landscapes on many levels – are more mood driven personal examinations abstracted from nature. Her inspirations are partially derived by subtleties in weather, climate and atmosphere that evoke sensations and memories within her.; Mel Schuler Sculpture Garden The Jan Milstead Collection:The Pacific Rim Sculptor’s Group, Gift to the City of Eureka. Featuring work by the Pacific Rim Sculptor’s Group founders: John Fick, Ed Pogue, Chuck Splady, Lou Testa, Gale Wagner, and Gregory Wescott; Floyd Bettiga Gallery: Arleen Olson: Images from Humboldt Wild Olson’s new book, Humboldt Wild, is a book of photographs of Humboldt County. This is a spectacular visual journey through southern, central, and northern Humboldt; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery, Scenes from Benin, photographs from a collaborative project between HAC and youth in Benin, Africa. With the help of Hermine Amoussou, HAC provided a group of children in Benin with art supplies, cameras and art lessons. The photographs in this exhibition were taken by these children and brought back to Humboldt County to be developed.

4. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.

5. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES 604 F St. Artisans Faire: Susan Sicard, handcrafted beeswax ornaments; Stephanie Bishop, handcrafted jewelry; Helen Thompson, creator of hand painted oysters with wall hangers and magnets and other creative shells.

6. PRAXIS 530 F St. Dodie Hamilton-Brandon, watercolor, “Art In Motion”.

6a. DALIANES TRAVEL 528 F St. Travel inspired art by Shawn Griggs.

7. SWANLUND’S 527 F St. Redwood Camera Club of Eureka, juried photography exhibition.


7a. OBENTO 517 F St. The Heiffer Project.

8. SACRED PALACE- BIKRAM YOGA - HUMBOLDT 516 Fifth St.

9. HUMBOLDT TATTOO 710 Fifth St. Artist Derek Adams, Jackalolpes Running, media, tattooing and fine art.

10. EUREKA SPA 601 Fifth St.

10a. ARKLEY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 412 G St. Artist Gary Todoroff, Swazi Land Adventure.


11. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Artist Augustus Clark; music by Catherine Feeney.

12. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. Open rehersals 6:30-8:30 p.m.

12a. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Artist Justin Love, mixed media.

13. WACHOVIA SECURITIES/AG EDWARDS 318 Fifth St. Garland St. Studio, Barbara Pulliam instructor, and artists. Various media.

14. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Marsha Lee, new photographs, flowers and local scenes.

15. COCHRANE AND ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Recent works by Eric Fidjeland.

16. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents Art 2 E 2, robot show.

17. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. “Muchos Colores y Formas” featuring the work of Elizabeth Guynn, Jerry Spaulding, and Ken Waldvogel.

17a. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. Guest artist Claire Joyce, glitter paintings. .

18. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Featuring Lost Coast Daily Painters; Jim McVicker, Terry Oats, Steve Porter, John Crater, Curtis Otto, Kathy O’Leary, Stock Schlueter, Tom Klapproth, and Augustus Clark. C Street Hall open Arts Alive 6-9 p.m. and by appointment 445-1751.


19. RELFECTIONS 202 C St. Photography by Christine W. Burwell, “Captured Moments”.

20. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING GALLERY 139-B Second St.(at the Eagle House) “Text as Texture, and Other Works” with piano music from 6-7 p.m. by students of Six Rivers Charter High School; and from 7-9 p.m. hear live Renaissance music by ensemble VRRKAA.

21. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.

22 THE TREASURE TROVE 220 First St. Gretta, Kojo Bug Creations, Day of the Dead; drawing at 8 p.m., must be present to win.

23. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.

24. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St. Daniel Solomon, photography.

25. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Melitta Jackson, acrylic nudes on wood.

26. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. VISIT OUR NEW LOCATION “Fairies & Elementals: a series of paintings of what we think we see”, by Campbell Shepard Williams was inspired by the herb shop itself. Williams is the first artist to show in the new, and expanded location at the corner of 2nd and D Sts. This show is a “celebration of the magic of the world around us”. This show is a “return to her Representational roots”.

26. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Featured artists Alicia Tredway, Peter Zambas, Mike Stengl, Victoria Ryan, Paul Fabian, Annie Bush.

27. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. “Be Sweet”

28. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. (corner of 2nd and E Sts.) Featuring Adele Creell, acrylic painting; Milie Quam, bead jewelry; and Mary Ann Swan, pin art.

29. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on lighting fixtures and logging photos join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms and local Native American culture. Local basket artist Lillian Johnston will present at the opening of a new exhibit of her work. Reception.

30. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St. Local Crafters, handmade jewelry, stained glass and other tec. Styles.

31. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Fusion Belly Dance.

32. SHIPWRECK 430 Third St. Artwowrk by Rochelle Fugate, Endearing Sentiments by Shipwreck!

33. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.

34. CIN CIN ALL ITALIANA 201 Third St. Richard Dunning.

35, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Rob Graves, photography

36. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Bryce Gray, linen and paper.

37. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Arcata Art Institute, Annual Figure Drawing Show; live music with the Arcata Institute Band.

38. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Celebrating the Art of the Written Word.

39. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. The unique and vibrant watercolor paintings by Pedro Cruz Pacheco. Pacheco lives in Oaxaca, Mexico and gallery coordinator Susan Cooper had the honor of meeting him on a recent trip there. He describes his painting as a reflection of his religious beliefs, his life as an adolescent, and working as a brick maker as a young boy.

40. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Diane Williams, digital art and photography.

41. MAD RIVER BIOLOGISTS 417 Second St. (upstairs) Ron LaValley, photographs; Mark Morrissette, bird art; and Chelsey Van Scyok, porcelain ceramics; music with Kindred Spirits and Singing Nettles.

41a. NORTH SOLES FOOTWEAR 417 Second St. Suite 102 Mattole Triple Junction High School ceramic wall art.

41b. OLD TOWN SQUARE 2nd and F St. Redwood Coast Music Festivals, volunteer fair

42. HSU FIRST ST. GALLERY 422 First St. Not What It Seems, paintings and mixed media works by Karen Sullivan; Animal of My Time, photographs and sculptures by Cecilia Paredes.

43. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First St. Live folk music with The Feebies; art by Chuck Thissell and Eldin Noff Eureka Photoshop Users Group

44. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Come taste over 50 flavors of salt water taffy.

45. VANITY 109 F St. Botanical Exploration by Malibu artist Jules Johnson in watercolors and collage.

45a. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Photography by Leslie and Mike Anderson.

45b. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING SERVICES 123 F St. Suite A Featuring metalsmithing artists Erin Austin, Erin House, Elizabeth Lipsky, Lindsay Behr, Lia Sharp, and Sarah Bonser. Their work is comprised mostly of jewelry.

46. HUMBOLDT ACUPUNCTURE 123 F St. Suite F Open House Oriental art and acupuncture demonstrations.

47. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Glenda Hicks, paintings; Sandy Popco, photographs; Colinda Guiterrez, ceramics; Tiffany Brogdon, jewelry; food demonstations Boehm’s Café Specialty Foods.

48. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. “I’ve Made It This Far”: The Art Books of Augustus Clark. Clark has been making books out of wood, canvas, and paper, and filling journals with drawings and text. Those books will be on exhibit for the first time.

49. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Come see the new glass jellyfish by Rick Satava.

50. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Lunel Haysmer, assemblages; plus a new series of strange angels and art dolls.

51. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.

52. TALISMAN 214 F St. “Back From Tucson Bead Show”.

53. MOON’S 218 F St. Strongbridge Montessori School.

54. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.

55. ALIROSE BOUTIQUE 228 F St. Artist Amanda Elizabeth Woodward, watercolors.

56. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.

57.. CODY PETIT GALLERY 527 Fourth St. Clothing display from the 1930’s; local and old arts and oils paintings.

58. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.

59 DISCOVERY MUSEUM Third and F Sts. KIDS’ ALIVE – call for reservations 442-9694.

60. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT SHOP 241 F St. Trinidad Goodshield, Lakota musician.

61. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Featuring the work of member Sara Westfahl.

62. BON BONIERE 215 F St. Artist Nicole Lescher, watercolors, pastels, acrylics and many other mediums. Her art is influenced by the bright colors of nature with its never ending changes; music by Dale Winget.

63. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Maureen Fitzgerald, photographs of women from around the world; live music Jim Lahman Band.

64. NATURAL SELECTION & THE EMERALD CITY 203 F St. Bob and Donna Sellers.

65. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. Susan Strope, seascapes.

66. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St.

67. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St.

68. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Cynthia Brando, collages and paintings and a series of photographs some call abstract nature; and Bjorn Lundeen, paintings of various landscapes and portraits.

69. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers.

70. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. New rugs by local artist Lorna Brown; live music The Anna Hamilton Trio.

71. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Studio 102, Karen Merry, watercolor and mixed-media paintings, as well as pen-and-ink works; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; The Artist’s Connection Studio 116, Pamela Reeder; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.

72. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM Second and G Sts. Featured this March“Train to Denver, Fast and Loose” by Rachel Schlueter. This is a palette knife series of 13 paintings based on a train trip to Denver. “It was our first train ride and a spectacular visual adventure.”; also featuring local works: “Seasonal Adjustment”, a collection of new works by Tony Machado; floral and landscape studies by Andre Daniel; Acrylic Marble Works by Shoshana Bernie.

73. SUKI BOUTIQUE 612 Second St. Artis Jeff Cross, acrylic on canvas.

73a. PIANTE GALLERY 620 Second St. New paintings by Willa Briggs, Micki Flatmo, and Cynthia Hopper.

74. BODY OF LIGHT 622 Second St. Free hand massage.

75. SMUG'S PIZZA 626 Second St. Patricia.

75a. CLOUD 9 STUDIO 634 Second St. AnnaLisa McLaughlin, an animal celebration featuring painting in acrylic.

76. AVALON Third & G Sts..

77. FRONT PORCH at Lost Coast Brewery 615 Fourth St.

78. STUDIO S 717 Third St. Paintings by Yevonne Reynolds and landscapes by local artists.

79. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Kate Bopp, scavenger collage exploring spirituality and human right; Acoustic open mic, hasbeanseureka.com.

80. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Live woodcarving demonstrations by Mr. Jim Davis, woodcarver. Davis was born in Montana, but was raised here in Humboldt. Woodcarvings on display including a small Big Foot; organic refreshments.

81. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1128 Third St. Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts; Dale Lee, hats.

February 2009

First Saturday Night Arts Alive! is proudly presented by USBank, with Eureka Main Street and the Humboldt Arts Council Opening receptions for artists, exhibits, and/or performances February 7 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information or to have an exhibit/performance included.

1. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Recent works by Georgia Long.

1a. F STREET CAFÉ 1630 F St. Laura White, paintings; photography by Jeff Davis, watercolors by Mike Stengl.

2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Mad Creator Show Don’t Get Mad, Get Creative, art with passion.

3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. Performance Rotunda: Dave Wilson & the Blue Lotus Jazz Ensemble Dave Wilson maintains an active performance schedule and a full teaching studio. He is an accomplished composter, recording producer and has film scores to his credit; William Thonson Gallery: Susan Needham, Joyce Jonte & Suza Lambert, Hues of Emotion Recent figurative works explore a variety of feeling states in differing social situations and human interactions through sculpture, watercolor on paper, and oil on canvas. The works are meant to inspire multiple possibilities of interpretation depending on the viewer’s perspective and life experiences; Homer Balabanis Gallery: Morris Graves: Selections from the Humboldt Art Council Permanent Co llection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection. Also on view is a C.T. Wilson Redwood Tree painting that was recently conserved, a gift from the Ditty Family.; Knight Gallery: Mary K. Connelly Topophilia (love of place) Paintings of room interiors are a distillation of perception and memory, where color and light convey a world of psychologically and spiritually charged. As a figurative painter, Connelly’s studio practice is strongly tooted in the illusionist tradition, influenced by intimate interiors of Vermeer, Bonnard, and Hopper.; Anderson Gallery: Suzanne Onodera: From the Landscape of Memory Onodera’s paintings – although traditional landscapes on many levels – are more mood driven personal examinations abstracted from nature. Her inspirations are partially derived by subtleties in weather, climate and atmosphere that evoke sensations and memories within her.;

Mel Schuler Sculpture Garden The Jan Milstead Collection:The Pacific Rim Sculptor’s Group, Gift to the City of Eureka. Featuring work by the Pacific Rim Sculptor’s Group founders: John Fick, Ed Pogue, Chuck Splady, Lou Testa, Gale Wagner, and Gregory Wesco tt; Floyd Bettiga Gallery: Arleen Olson: Images from Humboldt Wild Olson’s new book, Humboldt Wild, is a book of photographs of Humboldt County. This is a spectacular visual journey through southern, central, and northern Humboldt.

4. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.

5. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES 604 F St. Artisans Faire: Susan Sicard, handcrafted beeswax ornaments; Stephanie Bishop, handcrafted jewelry; Helen Thompson, creator of hand painted oysters with wall hangers and magnets and other creative shells; Mariana Krattiger, handcrafted hats and purses.

6. PRAXIS 530 F St. Amy Lou and her bags. Photographs of Amy Lou bags by Mark McKenna.

7. OBENTO 517 F St. The Heiffer Project.

8. SACRED PALACE- BIKRAM YOGA - HUMBOLDT 516 Fifth St. We are closed this month.

10. EUREKA SPA 601 Fifth St.

10a. ARKLEY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 412 G St. Eureka Symphony 8 p.m.-9 p.m. Tickets $16 adults; $9.00 students; children under 12 free.


11. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Artist Augustus Clark; music by Bossa Passa Tempo.

12. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. Entertainment with Samba Na Chuva, Humboldt Rockers, and Company of African Dance Company with drumming by Dun Dun Fare.

12a. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Ayla Kahn, “Shadow and Light”.

13. WACHOVIA SECURITIES/AG EDWARDS 318 Fifth St. G arland Street Studio, Barbara Pulliam instructor, and artists. Various media.

14. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Marsha Lee, new photographs, flowers and local scenes.

15. COCHRANE AND ASSOCIATES 402 E St. An exhibit of Painting in the Style of Decorative Art by: Shirley Nan Ruchong, CDA – Instructor, Joan dal Porto, Edda Jurak, Barbara King, Pat Rhodes.

15a. NORTH COAST BIG BROTHERS AND BIG SISTERS 428 C St. #G Mentors, Mentees and Community Supporters”A ‘Little’ Art Makes a ‘Big’ Difference, mixed media; in conjunction with All Hits 95.5 KCZZ

16. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents 6th Annual Invitational.

16. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Group show, “That Thing That Saved Us”; we will also be hosting a cabaret with the same theme at 7 p.m.

17. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. Guest artist Lein Truong, Adorationland; featured member, Phyllis Barba, Everything Under The Sun; live music by Weather Machine.


18. C STREET HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Artists Jay Brown, John Crater, Curtis Otto, Seth Smith, Tom Klapproth, Georgia Long, Laura Dodd, Eric Furman, Linda Wise, and Ian Herriott; music by Dogbone.

19. RELFECTIONS 202 C St. The Boys and Girls Club, mixed media.

20. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING GALLERY 139-B Second St.(at the Eagle House) Spring Preview – Portraits of Wildflowers – photographs by Janet Stock; and Music for Two Flutes – from classical to jazz – by Joyce Carter and Mary Harper.

21. STEV E AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.

22 THE TREASURE TROVE 220 First St. Becky Saucedo, yarn fabric, wildflower jewelry and beads. Drawing at 8 p.m. for door prize. Must be present to win.

23. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.

24. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St. Daniel Solomon, photography.

25. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Daniel Solomon, photography.

26. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Featured artists Ralphie Hendrix, Victoria Ryan, and Pete Zambas and Sara Starr.

27. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Suza Lambert, paintings. .

28. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. (corner of 2nd and E Sts.) Featuring John Houston, photography; Kathy Marie, altered art and crafts; Diana Marshal, handcrafted and woven items.

29. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. Live music by Jen and Laura “The Sidekicks” will feature guitar, banjo, and harmonica. New exhibits on lighting and paperdolls join on-going exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms and local Native American culture.

30. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St. GONE ON YEARLY BUYING TRIP.

31. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St.

32. SHIPWRECK 430 Third St. Artwowrk by Rochelle Fugate, Endearing Sentiments by Shirpwreck!

33. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.

34. CIN CIN ALL ITALIANA 201 Third St. Richard Dunning.

35, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Rob Graves, photography

36. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Bryce Gray, watercolor and oil paintings; live music Ken Jorgensen and the Rovers.

37. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Photography by Nate Lomba; musical puppet show Hibbity Skibbity, from Redding.

38. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Celebrating the Art of the Written Word.


39. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. The unique and vibrant watercolor paintings by Pedro Cruz Pacheco. Pacheco lives in Oaxaca, Mexico and gallery coordinator Susan Cooper had the honor of meeting him on a recent trip there. He describes his painting as a reflection of his religious beliefs, his life as an adolescent, and working as a brick maker as a young boy.

40. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Donna Bush, watercolors.

41. MAD RIVER BIOLOGISTS 417 Second St. (upstairs) Mark Morrissette, ceramic wildlife sculptures; Ron LeValley, wildlife photography; live music, Singing Nettles.

41a. NORTH SOLES FOOTWEAR 417 Second St. Suite 102 Shannon, ceramic wall art.

42. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First Street Animal of My Time, photographs and sculpture by Cecilia Paredes; Not What It Seems, paintings and mixed media works by Karen Sullivan.

43. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First Street Photography by Leslie Ogleberg; salsa dancing and lessons.

44. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F Street Plaza Come enjoy the whole line of “Life is Good”, I, Hoodies, t-shirts, hats, socks, and much more. Do what you like and like what you do – Life is Good.

45. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. A Child’s Birds photos by Marie Raphael.
45a. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING SERVICES 123 F St. Suite A Featuring Metalsmithing Artists Erin Austin, Erin House, Elizabeth Lipsky, Lindsay Behr, Lia Sharp, and Sarah Bonser. Their work is comprised mostly of jewelry.

45b. HUMBOLDT ACUPUNCTURE 123 F St. Suite F Grand opening. Collection of Oriental art.

46. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Photography by Sandy Popko; paintings by Glenda Hicks; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez; food demo by Calhoon’s Original Southside BBQ.

47. GEPPETTO'S 416 Second St. Collectible toys, cards and gifts.

48. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Wanted/Not Wanted Show Explores California's Past

Eureka Books has assembled a collection of books, maps, and letters that explore the themes of exclusion and persecution in California's past. The show, which opens for Arts Alive on Saturday, February 6 and continues throughout the month, includes 'Wanted' posters from the early twentieth century, records of Humboldt's Chinese exclusion and Indian massacres, and a surprisingly entertaining account of one person's perceptions of life in Eureka in 1928.

49. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. EHS Limited Edition Band.

50. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. “Robes of Spirit” by Nan Penner, masks by Kathryne DeLorme.

51. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.

52. TALISMAN 214 F St.

53. MOON’S 218 F St.

54. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.

55. ALIROSE BOUTIQUE 228 F St. Artist Amanda Elizabeth Woodward, watercolors.

56. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.

57.. CODY PETIT GALLERY 527 4th Linda Mitchell, “Wyoming and Beyond”; Stardust Memories, vintage clothing from the 20’s.

58. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.

59 DISCOVERY MUSEUM Third and F Sts. KIDS’ ALIVE – Inventors’ Day

60. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT SHOP 241 F St.

61. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Ann Anderson, quilt artist. Exhibit will feature quilts designed by Ann Anderson, as well as quilts made by Ann from designs from Norway, Austrailia, and the USA.

62. BON BONIERE 215 F St. Rachel Bury, memory mapmaking, new paintings.

63. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Blake Reagan, acrylic surrealism; music Steve Lloyd, Acoustic Alchemy.

64. NATURAL SELECTION & THE EMERALD CITY 203 F St. Bob and Donna Sellers.

65. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. Local jewelry artist Jordan Design wiil be creating in-store custom creations, in time for Valentine’s; Susan Strope, florals.

66. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St.

67. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St. GONE TO MARKET see you in March.
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68. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Samuel and Angela Lundeen, oil paintings, still life, seascapes, and portraits.

69. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers.

70. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. New rugs by local artist Lorna Brown; also Lorna will be performing with her band Yo Tango..


71. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Studio 102, Karen Merr y, watercolor and mixed-media paintings, as well as pen-and-ink works; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; The Artist’s Connection Studio 116, Pamela Reeder; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.

72. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM Second and G Sts. Local art: Shoshana Bernie, beautiful marble work; Andrew Daniel, floral studies; Brandon Garland, new works; David White, wall sculpture.

73. SUKI BOUTIQUE 612 Second St. Artist Rob Vandivelt.

73a. PIANTE GALLERY 620 Second St. Ceramics Invitational 2009 Jim Crawford, Kit Davenport, Nancy Frazier, Louis Marak, Keith Schneider, Shannon Sullivan

74. BODY OF LIGHT 622 Second St. Free hand massage.

75. SMUG'S PIZZA 626 Second St. Louise Hogan, multi-media global collage collection.

75a. SALON M 630 Second St. Michele Mori, vinatage jewelry designs.


75a. CLOUD 9 STUDIO 634 Second St. AnnaLisa McLaughlin, an animal celebration featuring painting in acrylic.

76. AVALON Third & G Sts..

77. FRONT PORCH at Lost Coast Brewery 615 Fourth St. Heart Art For Your Special Valentine.

78. STUDIO S 717 Third St. Paintings by Yevonne Reynolds and landscapes by local artists.

79. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Oil and watercolor paintings by Judy Oszman.

80. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Artsy Yard Sale.

81. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1128 Third St. Kathleen Bechler, British artist, paintings & knitwear; Dolores Polm, watercolors; Dale Lee, hats.

First Saturday Night Arts Alive! is proudly presented by USBank, with Eureka Main Street and the Humboldt Arts Council Opening receptions for artists, exhibits, and/or performances January 3 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information or to have an exhibit/performance included.

1. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Lauren Sarabia, photographs of Asia.

1a. F STREET CAFÉ 1630 F St. Laura White, paintings; photography by Jeff Davis, watercolors by Mike Stengl.


1b. California Mentor Gallery Carll Bagget showing fine art prints "Playing in the Sprinklers". The Gallery is located at 317 Third Street Old Town Eureka.

2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. “Grain” open concept art that is, and about, grain.

3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. William Thonson Gallery: HAC Annual Juried Member Exhibition. Juried exhibition designed to highlight the fabulous art being produced by our artist members. As always, this exhibit is eclectic, surprising and enjoyable. Homer Balabanis Gallery: Morris Graves: Selections from the Humboldt Art Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection; Knight Gallery: Victor Jacoby Weaving Heritage, The late Victor Thomas Jacoby was a gifted textile artists specializing in tapestry, and his work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Canada.; Anderson Gallery: A Complimentary Compilation A group exhibition of local Humboldt County artists justaposed with a selection of work by artists from out of the area; Mel Schuler Sculpture Garden The Jan Milstead Collection:The Pacific Rim Sculptor’s Group, Gift to the City of Eureka. Featuring work by the Pacific Rim Sculptor’s Group founders: John Fick, Ed Pogue, Chuck Splady, Lou Testa, Gale Wagner, and Gregory Wescott; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Basketry Art. View the children’s art in the Youth Classroom from the November Second Saturday Family Arts Day celebrating Native American Heritage on the North Coast.

4. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.

5. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES 604 F St. Artisans Faire: Susan Sicard, handcrafted beeswax ornaments; Stephanie Bishop, handcrafted jewelry; Helen Thompson, creator of hand painted oysters with wall hangers and magnets and other creative shells; Mariana Krattiger, handcrafted hats and purses.

6. PRAXIS 530 F St. Amy Lou and her bags. Photographs of Amy Lou bags by Mark McKenna.

7. OBENTO 517 F St. The Heiffer Project.

8. SACRED PALACE- BIKRAM YOGA - HUMBOLDT 516 Fifth St. Reba with new acrylic paintings; HSU Samba Troupe.

9. HUMBOLDT JIUJITSU GYM 509 H St. “Major Players” group show.

10. EUREKA SPA 601 Fifth St.


11. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Watercolors by Judy Evanson; music by Mike McLaren, guitar.

12. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Bryce Gray mixed media and watercolors.

13. WACHOVIA SECURITIES/AG EDWARDS 318 Fifth St. Artist Allan Sanborn, watercolors.

14. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Marsha Lee, new photographs, flowers and local scenes.

15. COCHRANE AND ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Barbara Pulliam and Werner Maneck, various media.

16. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Group show, “that Thing That Saved Us”.

17. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. Guest Artists, Andrew Daniel, recent works. Featured Member, Phyllis Barba, Everything Under The Sun. Live music by Weather Machine.

18. C STREET HALL GALLERY 208 C St. CLOSED FOR JANUARY HAPPY NEW YEAR

19. RELFECTIONS 202 C St. Watercolors by Jenny Aailey, Watercolors.

20. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING GALLERY 139-B Second St.(at the Eagle House) Jeffrey and Iris Montage Art.

21. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.

22 THE TREASURE TROVE 220 First St. Ayla Khan, (designs for life). Geometric symbols, monoprints, crystal jewelry. Come in for our silent auction, we will also be having a door prize drawing and refreshments.

23. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.

24. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St. Erick Wright, mixed media on canvas and hard wood with aerosol paints and acrylics.

25. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Nancy Ensign, drawings, “Fantasy Figure Drawing”.

26. CONSIDERATIONS at CONSIDER THE ALTERNATIVES 300 Second St. Retirement Party for Judith McGinty. Music by Bob Eberstein and Mike McLaren.

27. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Featured artists Ralphie Hendrix, Victoria Ryan, and Pete Zambas and Sara Starr.

28. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Artist Lorna Brown.

29. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. (corner of 2nd and E Sts.) Featuring Jim Cernohlavek, pottery, ceramic masks; Vickie McDonald, bead jewelry; Rob Patton, photography.

30.. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Judy Willis, paintings.

30a. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on paperdolls, radios, and the 1950s join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt History, period rooms and local Native American culture. Reception.

30b. OLARG Gallery 317 Third St. New paintings by Ruth Jameson, “Painting UnSleep”; “Dogbone and John King” live in the Atrium; http://olarggallery.blogspot.com/
30.c The California Mentor Gallery will be showing the limited editions prints of Carl Baggett. 317 Third Street.

31. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St. Jessica Jewels, specializing in Swarovski crystals.

33. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Fusion Belly Dance.

34. SHIPWRECK 430 Third St. Music by Hey Eleanor at 9 p.m. Planet Chai will be serving Chai tea; art by Lucas Thornton, Jake Mondragon, Marc McClendon, and Sharon Letts, plus local Shipwreck favorites.

35. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.

36. CIN CIN ALL ITALIANA 201 Third St. Richard Dunning.

36a, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Dylan Boyles, photography

37. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Marie Raphael, nature photography; new music by Ken Jorgensen and the Rovers.

38. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Emily Chez, paintings; Maureen Fitzgerald, photography; music Scattermud.

39. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Celebrating the Art of the Written Word.

40. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Photographs by Riley Salant-Pearce. In 2007 Riley split the year between very similar jobs on opposite regions of the world. In winter and spring, Riley worked as a naturalist guide for Sacha Lodge, a rainforest lodge located deep in the heart of Ecuador’s Amazon Rainforest. Summer and fall found Riley hiking with grizzly bears in interior Alaska, where he worked at the Kantishna Roadhouse, located deep within Alaska’s Denali National Park. Riley’s time spend guiding allowed him to capture images that reflect an intimate view of the contrasting wildlife and landscapes of the Amazon rainforest and the Alaskan tundra.

41. OLD TOWN SQUARE Second and F St.

42. NORTH SOLES FOOTWEAR 417 Second St. Suite 102 Mallory Garcia, photos, paintings, and pastels.

43. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First Street Tafft Blair, floral photography; Dana Utman, photography; Live broadcast Lila Nelson, KHUM Radio.

44. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F Street Plaza Come enjoy the whole line of “Life is Good”, I, Hoodies, t-shirts, hats, socks, and much more. Do what you like and like what you do – Life is Good.

45. VANITY 109 F St. What in the World is Carl Muecke Up To? Beautiful and bizarre sculptures.

46. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Photography by Sandy Popko; artwork by Kathleen Baker; samplings by Bless My Soul, Sweet Mama Jannisse

47. GEPPETTO'S 416 Second St. Collectible toys, cards and gifts.

48. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Prints and maps..

49. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Happy New Year! Stop in and see what’s new from under the sea!

50. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. “Robes of Spirit” by Nan Penner, masks by Kathryne DeLorme.

51. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.

52. TALISMAN 214 F St.

53. MOON’S 218 F St.

54. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.

55. ALIROSE BOUTIQUE 228 F St. Artist Amanda Elizabeth Woodward, watercolors.


56. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.

57.. CODY PETIT GALLERY 527 4th Paintings and photographs from the Cody’s personal collection will be featured, including work by Stock Schlueter, Mel Schuler, Sam Swanlund, George Van Hook, Suk Choo Kim, Scott North, Vaughn Hutchins, Frances Boettcher, Ken Jarvela, Harry Blumenthal, Jim Lowry, Linda Mitchell and many others. Free Michael Guerrero print with $20 purchase.

58. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.

59 DISCOVERY MUSEUM Third and F Sts. KIDS’ ALIVE – Reflective Art

60. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT SHOP 241 F St. Handcrafted, contemporary beadwork by Cheryl Seidner, Wiyot; plus Native American print fabric and beads.

61. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Human figure exhibit.

62. BON BONIERE 215 F St. William “Bill” Smith, acrylic landscapes, still lifes and portraits.

63. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Randy Meyers, photography; music by Jon Ludington.

64. NATURAL SELECTION & THE EMERALD CITY 203 F St. Bob and Donna Sellers.

65. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. Susan Strope, florals.

66. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St. Tom Klapproth

67. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St. The Linen Closet proudly presents the PTA Reflection entries for the District competition. Entries are for visual and lituerature for grades K-12.

68. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Samuel and Angela Lundeen, oil paintings, still life, seascapes, and portraits.

69. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers.

70. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. Big New Shipment of Rugs.

71. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Studio 102, Karen Merry, watercolor and mixed-media paintings, as well as pen-and-ink works; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; The Artist’s Connection Studio 116, Pamela Reeder; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.

72. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM Second and G Sts. Closed for January Arts Alive. Happy New Year!

73. SUKI BOUTIQUE 612 Second St. Artist Rob Vandivelt.

74. BODY OF LIGHT 622 Second St. Free hand massage.

75. SMUG'S PIZZA 626 Second St. Louise Hogan, multi-media global collage collection.


76. CLOUD 9 STUDIO 634 Second St. AnnaLisa McLaughlin, an animal celebration featuring painting in acrylic.

77. AVALON Third & G Sts..

78. STUDIO S 717 Third St. Closed this month. See you in February.

79. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Matt Brody, landscapes, portraits, and politics. Norman Duplantier landscapes local scenes, ships, and Mayan art; The Studio-Soodie Whitaker, Eureka High School 9th grader Lauren Katz, computer art.

80. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Becky Reynolds, fossil art; Ayla Kahn, geometric symbols and monoprints, “Design for Life”.

81. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1128 Third St. Kathleen Bechler, British artist, paintings & knitwear; Dolores Polm, watercolors; Dale Lee, hats.

First Saturday Night Arts Alive! is proudly presented by USBank, with Eureka Main Street and the Humboldt Arts Council Opening receptions for artists, exhibits, and/or performances Saturday, December 6 6-9 p.m. For more information :... http://olarggallery.blogspot.com/ information or to have an exhibit/performance included.

1. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Lauren Sarabia, photographs of Asia.

1a. F STREET CAFÉ 1630 F St. Laura White, paintings; photography by Jeff Davis, watercolors by Mike Stengl.

2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Main Gallery Artists’ Challenge. Results of challenging artists to create 15 pieces of art in 30 days. Brenda Gallery “Dinner for Two”, artistic dinnerwear by Valerie McIntyre.

3. THE SHIP’S INN 821 D St. Tam Moore’s “Study of the Masters”. Join us for our Holiday Open House, our inn will be dressed for Christmas.

4. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. Performance Rotunda A Celtic Christmas with Hearthfire (6-7:30p.m.) and Scatter the Mud (7:30-9p.m.). Performance Rotunda Gallery Art in Motion. A variety of artists have created one of a kind artists mannequins that have been on display in businesses in Downtown and Old Town. All 35 mannequins will be on display during a silent auction at the Morris Graves Museum of Art. Final auction will be Wednesday, December 10 at 7p.m. William Thonson Gallery: HAC Annual Member Exhibition. Juried exhibition designed to highlight the fabulous art being produced by our artist members. As always, this exhibit is eclectic, surprising and enjoyable. Homer Balabanis Gallery: Morris Graves: Selections from the Humboldt Art Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection; Knight Gallery: Victor Jacoby Weaving Heritage, The late Victor Thomas Jacoby was a gifted textile artists specializing in tapestry, and his work has been exhibited throughout the United States and Canada.; Anderson Gallery: A Complimentary Compilation A group exhibition of local Humboldt County artists justaposed with a selection of work by artists from out of the area; Mel Schuler Sculpture Garden Pieces from the Jan Milstead Sculpture Collection; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Basketry Art. View the children’s art in the Youth Classroom, celebrating Native American Heritage on the North Coast.

4a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.

5. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES 604 F St. Presenting See the Future at RobertCarron.com Meet the artist “at your own risk.”

6. PRAXIS 530 F St. Amy Lou and her bags. Photographs of Amy Lou bags by Mark McKenna.

6a. DALIANES TRAVEL 522 F St. Lisa Marie Waters, original pastel paintings and fine art prints.



7. SWANLUND’S PHOTO 527 F St. Photography by Ansel Adams.

7a. OBENTO 517 F St. The Heiffer Project.

8. SACRED PALACE- BIKRAM YOGA - HUMBOLDT 516 Fifth St. Imagl Dei, oil on canvas and acrylic paintings. Dance Extravaganza benefiting Humboldt State University, featuring various artists.

9. HUMBOLDT JIUJITSU GYM 509 H St. “Major Players” group show.

10. EUREKA SPA 601 Fifth St.

11. ARKLEY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 406 G St. Christmas at the Arkley Center. Pine Hill Elementary School Choir. Ryan Birdwell, pianist. Gospel Outreach Youth Choir.

12. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Lorna Brown, accordian; paintings / watercolors by Judy Evanson.

13. NORTH COAST DANCE Open rehersal for The Nutcracker..

14. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Bryce Gray mixed media and watercolors.

15. WACHOVIA SECURITIES/AG EDWARDS 318 Fifth St. Artist Allan Sanborn, watercolors.

16. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Marsha Lee, photographs, flowers and local scenes.

17. COCHRANE AND ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Barbara Pulliam and Werner Maneck, various media.

18. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared The After Party Group Show.

19. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Featuring one night only Holiday Sale. Special preview for supporters from 5-6p.m. The Studio’s Community Choir and Tosh’s Angel Choir at 6:30p.m.

20. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. Guest Artists, Andrew Daniel, recent works. Featured Member, Phyllis Barba, Everything Under The Sun. Live music by Weather Machine.

21. C STREET HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Logan Olson, Curtis Otto, Georgia Long, Jane Higley, Seth Smith, Rachel Schleuter, John Crater, Augustus Clark, Tom Klapproth, John King, Regina Case, Natalie Craig and Eric Furman.

22. RELFECTIONS 202 C St. Yvonne Kern, seasonal inspirations.

23. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING GALLERY 139-B Second St.(at the Eagle House) Sara Starr, paintings and tile. Renaissance Music by Collegium Musicum.

24. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.

24a. THE TREASURE TROVE 220 First St. Sharon Collins, paintings in oil and acrylic, greeting cards and hand painted ornaments.

25. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.

25a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St. Erick Wright, mixed media on canvas and aerosol paints.

26. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Nancy Ensign, drawings, “Fantasy Figure Drawing”.

27. CONSIDERATIONS at CONSIDER THE ALTERNATIVES 300 Second St. Valeri Carmen, watercolors. “May her art spirit light up your life.”

28. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Featured artists Ralphie Hendrix, Victoria Ryan, and Pete Zambas and Sara Starr.

28a. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Jennifer Mackey, www.chiajenstudio.com

29. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. (corner of 2nd and E Sts.) Cara Rider, mosaics, Denie Debets, glass infusion, Kathy Lee Crosby, needle artist.

30.. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Judy Willis, paintings.

30a. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. Local Native American artists selling jewelry, baskets and more. George Blake, Celinda Lewis, Alice Lincoln-Cook, Tgeresa McCullum, Ellen Poitras, Cheryl Seidner, and others. Also new exhibitis on the 1950’s, radios, soup, paperdolls, and Eureka Schools. Reception.

30b. OLARG Gallery 317 Third St. presents a solo exhibition for Tom Klapproth. In the Atrium: Young artist Super Star Sarah Gray of Eureka High School. Showing her photographs of “Life’s Surroundings” and Live on solo guitar, Mike Craghead and Sari. In the Mentor Gallery: Carl Baggett photography of the Seasons.

31. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St. Jane Reed, Creature Creations.

32. ANNIE MAGNOLIA 424 Third St. Sea art by Liz Garrett.

33. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Fusion Belly Dance.

34. SHIPWRECK 430 Third St. Music by Hey Eleanor at 9 p.m. Planet Chai will be serving Chai tea; art by Lucas Thornton, Jake Mondragon, Marc McClendon, and Sharon Letts, plus local Shipwreck favorites.

35. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.

36. CIN CIN ALL ITALIANA 201 Third St. Richard Dunning.

36a, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Old Town...Mari Persson, black and white portraiture.

37. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Marie Raphael, nature photography; mujsic by David Isley.

38. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Saundra Kamman Allusions, watercolors; paintings by Emily Chez; music by the Sidekicks ‘til 10 p.m.


39. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Celebrating the Art of the Written Word.

40. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Photographs by riley Salant-Pearce through January. In 2007 riley split the year between very similar jobs on opposite regions of the world. In winter and spring, Riley worked as a naturalist guide for Sacha Lodge, a rainforest lodge located deep in the heart of Ecuador’s Amazon Rainforest. Summer and fall found Riley hiking with grizzly bears in interior Alaska, where he worked at the Kantishna Roadhouse, located deep within Alaska’s Denali National Park. Riley’s time spend guiding allowed him to capture images that reflect an intimate view of the contrasting wildlife and landscapes of the Amazon rainforest and the Alaskan tundra.

41. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Patty Davis, paintings.

42. OLD TOWN SQUARE Second and F St.

43. NORTH SOLES FOOTWEAR 417 Second St. Suite 102 Mallory Garcia, photos, paintings, and pastels.

44. FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First Street Holiday Invitational Exhibition Kellie Jo Brown, Erica Botkin, David Jordan, Claudia Lima, Sierra Pahl, Charissa Schulze; The Sojourn Series, paintings by Nina Groth.

45. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS First and E Sts. Colored stone trunk show. Refreshments will be served.

45a. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First Street Saundra Kamman, watercolors, landscapes.

46. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F Street Plaza Come enjoy the whole line of “Life is Good”, I, Hoodies, t-shirts, hats, socks, and much more. Do what you like and like what you do – Life is Good.

47. SHOE ENVY 108 F St.

48. VANITY 109 F St. Government and Money by Curtis Otto; dj Hazey.

49. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Bird photos by Barbara Macdonald.

50. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Photography by Sandy Popko; artwork by Kathleen Baker; samplings by Bless My Soul, Sweet Mama Jannisse

51. GEPPETTO'S 416 Second St. Collectible toys, cards and gifts.

52. COTTON WORKS 402 Second St. Ellizabeth Anderson, jewelry.

53. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Book signing with local children’s authors Barbara Kerley, Mary Nethery, Pamela Service, Natasha Wing, plus great holiday gifts.

54. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Introducing the Sea Parrot. These are an exquisite collection of international award winning handmade glass kaleidoscopes. They are meticulously crafted in a broad color palette designed to surprise and delight the senses.

55. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. “Robes of Spirit” by Nan Penner, masks by Kathryne DeLorme.

56. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St.

57. TALISMAN 214 F St. Annual Advent Calendar. Local artists create one-of-a-kind ornaments, benefiting CASA.

58. MOON’S 218 F St.

59. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.

60. ALIROSE BOUTIQUE 228 F St. Artist Amanda Elizabeth Woodward, watercolors.


61. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.

61A. CODY PETIT GALLERY 527 4th Street is celebrating our Grand Re-opening on Saturday, December 6, with a new look, including both old and new art. Paintings and photographs from the Cody’s personal collection will be featured, including work by Stock Schlueter, Mel Schuler, Sam Swanlund, George Van Hook, Suk Choo Kim, Scott North, Vaughn Hutchins, Frances Boettcher, Ken Jarvela, Harry Blumenthal, Jim Lowry, Linda Mitchell and many others. Free Michael Guerrero print with $20 purchase.

62. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.

63 DISCOVERY MUSEUM Third and F Sts. KIDS’ ALIVE – Reflective Art

64. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT SHOP 241 F St. Dawn Woodman, beadwork. Treaditional and contemporary, also crocheted itmes. Dawn is Mohawk and Oneida.

65. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. All member holiday boutique.

66. BON BONIERE 215 F St. “Digital Photography of Volunteer experience in Capetown, South Africa by Jessica Martinez and Crystal Macias. Local fundraising effort to support the Red Cross War Memorial Children’s Hospital, the only pediatric hospital sub-Sahara Africa; music Dale Winget, guitar/vocalist.

67. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Fifth Annual Pacific Northwest Wonders Amateur Photography Contest Winning Photos. Sponsored by Americorps Watershed Stewards Program, the categories included Salmon and Trout, Wildlife, and Landscapes.

68. NATURAL SELECTION & THE EMERALD CITY 203 F St. Bob and Donna Sellers.

69. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. Phil Faulkner one-of-a-kind, hand wrought, 3D art glass sculpture utilizing found objects, metals, and glass with an emphasis on the recycled.

70. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St.

71. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St. The Linen Closet proudly presents the PTA Reflection entries for the District competition. Entries are for visual and lituerature for grades K-12.

72. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. What in the World is Carl Muecke Up To? Sculptures that are playful and extraordinary.

73. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers.

74. SPA AT PERSONAL CHOICE 130 G St. The Art of Relaxation.

75. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. Big New Shipment of Rugs.

76. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Studio 102, Karen Merry, watercolor and mixed-media paintings, as well as pen-and-ink works; The Artist’s Connection Studio 116, Pamela Reeder; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson. Erik Horvath - facinating visual oil paintings - studio 206 3rd floor Buhne Studios.

77 HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM Second and G Sts. Hosting the 5th annual E2 Card Show. Tiny original works of art on playing cards, priced at $30. Featuring many of your favorite local artists including Jeremy Hara, Donovan Clark, Forrest Stearns, and many others.

78. SUKI BOUTIQUE 612 Second St. Artist Rob Vandivelt.

79. PIANTE GALLERY 620 Second St. Recent paintings by Jim McVicker. Mcvicker’s artistic works represent a fascination with how the mysterious quality of life can be portrayed in paint. His paintings capture an elusive spiritual beauty.

80. BODY OF LIGHT 622 Second St. Free hand massage.

81. SMUG'S PIZZA 626 Second St. The house artist – Art by Brandon. .

82.. SALON M 630 Second St. Celebrating our Grand Opening. Artists Reg Mintey, pottery; Tina Mori, photography, vintage jewelry Michele Mori.

83. CLOUD 9 STUDIO 634 Second St. AnnaLisa McLaughlin, an animal celebration featuring painting in acrylic.

84. AVALON Third & G Sts.

85. FRONT PORCH at Lost Coast Brewery 615 Fourth St. Open through Dec. 22, hand-crafted metalwork.

86. STUDIO S 717 Third St Paintings by 25 local artists. Artists choice of subjects show called “The Best of”.

87. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Norman Duplantis, Mediterranean architecture.

88. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Free 15 minute Photoshop Lessons on the hour; bring in your 8x10 photographs and enter a contest to win prizes.

89. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1128 Third St. Dolores Polm, paintings; Kathleen Becler, English hand knits.