Monday, November 30, 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 December 5 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information.
1 F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Bill Pierson, Italian Landscape.
1a. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. The Faces, ceramic portraits, by Chris Dubois; also black & white photography by Chris Dubois; dj, Kissyface.
2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Hosting 6th Annual Artists’ Challenge Exhibition and Sale. Hundreds of pieces of original work by local artists. Buy handmade for the holidays and support your local artists.
3. SHIP’S INN BED & BREAKFAST 821 D Street Join us for our annual Open House, featuring the artistry of Sarah Marina “Victorian Romance-Paintings in the Parlor”, oils.
4. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St.
Performance Rotunda Holiday Harp & Caroling, Redwood Coast Children’s Choir 6-7:30 & McKinleyville Community Choir 7:30-9;
William Thonson Gallery Corpus Perspicuus:Transparent Body In Corpus Perspicuus:Transparent Body, three artists, Thekla Hammond, Cheryl Calleri and Tobin Keller, illuminate the human figure in a contemporary medium to explore their views of consciousness.;
Homer Balabanis Gallery Morris Graves & Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from HAC Permanent Collection.;
Knight Gallery Anderson Gallery HAC Annual member Exhibition The annual member show is a juried exhibition designed to highlight the faboulous art being produced by our artist members. Exhibit is eclectic, surprising and enjoyable;
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.;
Museum Gift Shop, Floyd Bettiga Gallery and the Annex Gallery Holiday Sale Featuring the work of Janice Sharman-Hand, Candace Miller, Marsha Mello, and Gilbert Castro;; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Whales View the chnildren’s whale art created at the November Family Arts Day.
4a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.
4b. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES/EUREKA SOAP FACTORY 604 F St. Artist Howard Rutherford, born in Texas in 1937. Drawings, paintings, sculpting, and carving, Howard studied at Architecture Design at Texas Tech University, and has proudly served his country in the United States Air Force. This show will be oils and watercolors; Eureka Soap Factory is recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness this month by offering their reasonably priced hand-crafted soaps.
5. PRAXIS 530 F St. Pat & Tracy Stone, bird houses and garden art made from reclaimed materials.
5a. DALIANES TRAVEL 522 F St. Susan Trepanier, A Collection of Digital Still Images. Susan has fine art background and 10 years experience in hand coloring black & white photographs, and is transitioning to digital photography. Her subject format is still life, and flora and fauna play a large part in her composition/
6. SWANLUNDS
6a. OBENTO 517 F St.
7. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St. Jennifer Sherman, Awareness series, tiles; KidsKare Watercolor Art Show; Philip Meshekai, Native American drummer and spoken word. Also unveiling of our one-of-a-kind reception desk made from old growth tree stump from Smith watershed.
7a. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music, “Continuing the Revolution”; DJ After Party and featuring Thangka Paintings from Lokesvara Thangka Center.
8. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. New mixed media work by Natalie Craig; live music by Berel Alexander Ensemble
9. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. Open rehersals for Nutcracker.
9a. INDAH BALI 440 F St. Music of the Andes from Huayllipacha; featured artists include Loryn White, Joyce Jonte, Barbara Wright, and Thomas Fossier.
9b. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St.
9c. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Handmade drums by Phillip Kingman.
10. WELLS FARGO ADVISORS 318 Fifth St. Paintings and prints by cousins Floyd Bettiga, and Shawn Griggs.
11. 11. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Photographs by assorted artists of the Fortuna Photography Club.
12. COCHRANE & ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Portraits and Photo Art by Jack Hopkins and Lynda Pozel, Hopkins Portraits and Hopkins Photo Art.
13. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents paintings by Tim Clewell.
14. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Featuring Robert Allen Hanna in a solo show titled “Life After Death and Dreams”; there will be a performance by Tosh’s Angels, a children’s choir, and the Studio Community Choir beginning at 6:30.
15. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. “Lighter Than Air”, paintings and sculptures by Matt Porr; “Restrospective of the Female Condition” assemblage by Joanne Stephens; live music by DJ Pysfi.
15a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Lost Coast Daily Painters Holiday Sale at Kathy O’Leary’s C Street Studio. Samples of Lost Coast Daily Painters 2010 Calendar will be on display, along with small paintings that will be available for sale.
16. MANTOVA’S TWO STREET MUSIC 124 Second St.
16. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Artwork by Errol O’Falahee & Katrina Godsil; music by Mod Brothers with opening act the Humboldt Drum Collective.
17. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.
18. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.
18a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.
18b. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Nancy Ensign, Fantasy Figure Drawings, Conté and pencil
19. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Photography with Deborah Ketelsen; and Christmas music performed by vocalists studying under Jolene Hayes.
20. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Paintings and sculpture by 10 local artists.
21. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Dan Tubbs, photography.
22. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. Featuring Jim Cernohlavek, pottery, masks; John Houston, photography; Wayne Cooke, woodworking.
23. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Artist Sara Westfahl.
24. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. We are celebrating the holidays by displaying circus miniatures & china, crystal, and silver from festive tables past.
25. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St.
25a. STUDIO 424 424 Third St. Paintings by Lucian Moon and Andrea Ramero; photography by James Reed.
25b. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Belly dancing by Lauren and Friends.
25c. SHIPWRECK AND YARN 430 Third St. Come see Shipwreck’s favorite artists.
26. CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley.
27. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Mike Harris, photographs of redwoods; music by Kenny Ray and the Mighty Rovers.
28. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Art by Jose Nunez; live music Lead A-Stray.
29. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Booklegger is hosting a book signing with CR Art Professor and ReadyMade Magazine contributor Garth Johnson for his new book 1001 Ideas for Creative Reuse. Meet the author! Get inspired!.
30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Silk paintings by Rande Rothman. Rande has been painting on silk to make wall hangings, scarves, and quiltsw for fourteen years now. Her creative journey started in adolescence, and continues today.
30a. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Mike Stengl, portrait painter.
30b. NORTH SOLES 417 Second St. Mallory Garcia, mixed media.
30c. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. Photography with Owen Gailar.
30d. HUMBOLDT COUNTY WORLD AIDS CELEBRATION 417 Second St. Ste. 102 Candlelight Vigil and community gathering in remembrance of people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Mayor Bass will read the Declaration of Human Rights at 6 p.m. at the Gazebo; reception in the former North Soles store, live music with Spare Change, and Annie Leibovitz photography will follow immediately after.
30e. OLD TOWN SQUARE Second and F Sts. Cutten Elementary School Music Group performs.
31. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First St. Holiday Invitational Exhibition Jorden Goodspeed, Faith Dickens, Jeremy Hara, David Jordan, Malia Landis, Peggy Loudon, Ruth Miller, Jake Mondragon, Avery Palmer, Matthew Porr, Claire Iris Schencke, Charissa Schulze, Shannon Sullivan, David White, & David Zdrazil.
32. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Kretchmer Designs.
32a. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First St. Suite A Photography by Phillip Bibb and Kathy Blair.
33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Fill your Christmas stocking with over 500 different candies.
34. SISTERFRIENDSJEANS 108 F Street GRAND OPENING Please join us as we celebrate our opening with artist Ruby Kurant, oils on canvas.
34. VANITY 109 F St. Laura Dougherty’s private collection.
34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Book signing, “Marsh Moments” by local photographers Mike and Leslie Anderson.
34a. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING 123 F St. (upstairs) Scott and Karen Burgess; Erin Austin, metalsmith jeweler.
35. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Sarah Swanlund, granddaughter of famed photographer Sam Swanlund is our featured artist. Sarah’s works were selected by for the 2008 Congressional Art Competition; food demos by Diane’s Sweet Heat Habanera Jam; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez.
35a. EUREKA FABRICS 420 Second St. Kimberly Brown, “Textile Alchemy”.
35b. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Lost Coast Daily Painters 2010 Calendar. Last spring a group of Humboldt County painters joined together to sell small works through Lost Coast Daily Painters blog. They have produced a calendar featuring paintings by Kathy O’Leary, Linda AMitchell, Rachel Schlueter, and Amy Stewart. Scenes include Indian Island, the Ferndale racetrack, and the AA bar. Some of the images are already part of Humboldt’s past, including Geppetto’s, O-H’s and the pulp mill. A holiday dale will take place at Kathy O’Leary’s studio at 208 C Street.
36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Come see all the new Baroni jewelry lines. Baroni Trunk Show.
37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. New redwood wind chimes by Phil Haysmer and other great holiday gifts.
38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.
38a. TALISMAN BEADS 214 F St. Beautiful annual Advent Calendar, benefiting Humboldt Bay Rowing Association.
39. MOON’S PLAY AND LEARN 218 F St. Alder Grove Charter School artwork.
39a. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.
40. BAA BAA SHEEPSKIN 234 F St.
40a. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.
41. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.
42. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Samantha Wheeler, featuring Copic Markers.
43. DISCOVERY MUSEUM Corner of F and Third St. Kids Alive Program Drop off 5:30-8:00; call for reservations 443-9694.
43a. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT 233 F St. Artist Gary Markussen, jewelry.
43.43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. OTAG member Sandy Factor, mosaics and jewelry.
43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Our members are having a ‘January after holiday special’.
44. BON BONIERE 215 F St. Scott Machen & Friends, scenic photography; musc by Dale Winget, guitar/vocalist.
45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Music by Humboldt Harmonaires and The Jim Lahman Trio; artists Deni Shack – A Glass Art and watercolors by Karen Merry.
46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. “Façades”, works in collage, Michelle Remy, and Renaissance music, performed live on period instruments by Collegium Musicum.
47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. “Holly’s Holidays, 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. Where the cider is hot & the gift wrap is always free!
50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Arcata artist, Suzanne Simpson exhibits her latest whimsical mixed media paintings.
51. VANCE HOTEL LOBBY 525 Second St. KHSU is celebrating 50 years of broadcasting “Diverse Public Radio” with a traveling show of memorabilia and art; posters, programs, events and concerts dating from the early ‘70’s on; music by the Blue Lotus Quartet, refreshments and winners in the KHSU anniversary art contest; Falderal performs at 6:30 p.m.
51a. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. Our rugs reflect art images from around the world; live music.
51b. SPA AT PERSONAL CHOICE 130 G St. Art of Relaxation.
52. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Holiday Open House 11 a.m.-9 p.m. featuring Fran Kuta, oil paintings; Michele Murphy-Ferguson, oil paintings; Karen Merry pen & ink & watercolor.
53. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM AT THE GALLERY Second and G St..Hosting the 6th Annual Empire Squared Card Show. Tiny original works of art on playing cards priced at around $30 each, featuring many of your favorite, local artists.
53a. SUKI BOUTIQUE 221 Second St..First Annual Holiday Fashion Show, hair by Linden & Co., make-up by Reba Melfa. Show begins promptly at 8 p.m.
53b. PIANTE 620 Second St. Theresa Stanley: Paintings.
53c. SMUGS PIZZA 626 Second St. Art by Joe Sandoval, “Mixed Company”, analog photography, Polaroid, and odds and ends.
53d. SALON M 630 Second St.Michele Mori, vintage jewelry design; Brian Salvi, paintings, watercolors and acrylics.
53e. CLOUD NINE 632 Second St. Landscapes by Helen Rust.
54. AVALON Third & G Sts..
55. UPSTAIRS ABOVE THE LOST COAST BREWERY 615 Fourth St. Open from Black Friday Until December 21.
56. STUDIO S 717 Third St. Paintings, prints & cards for the Holidays, by local artists.
57. 57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Artist Matt Brody, oil and canvas; Open Mic 6-9 p.m.
58. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Drawings and oil paintings by artist Sandy Douglas from Oroville/Chico area.
59. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Artwork for KEET Fundraiser. Artists Diane Slagle, paintings and jewelry; hats by Dale Lee; Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts
60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Metal and Vehicle art for Garden and Playa by Mark Whitman (aka “F” Street) of Blue Lake Iron Works. Displayed works include “The Fish Car”, a 1974 Maverick transformed to an Angler Fish for Burning Man, plus from Burning Man 2009, a cooper sculpture collaboration with Steve Gellman.
1 F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Bill Pierson, Italian Landscape.
1a. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. The Faces, ceramic portraits, by Chris Dubois; also black & white photography by Chris Dubois; dj, Kissyface.
2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Hosting 6th Annual Artists’ Challenge Exhibition and Sale. Hundreds of pieces of original work by local artists. Buy handmade for the holidays and support your local artists.
3. SHIP’S INN BED & BREAKFAST 821 D Street Join us for our annual Open House, featuring the artistry of Sarah Marina “Victorian Romance-Paintings in the Parlor”, oils.
4. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St.
Performance Rotunda Holiday Harp & Caroling, Redwood Coast Children’s Choir 6-7:30 & McKinleyville Community Choir 7:30-9;
William Thonson Gallery Corpus Perspicuus:Transparent Body In Corpus Perspicuus:Transparent Body, three artists, Thekla Hammond, Cheryl Calleri and Tobin Keller, illuminate the human figure in a contemporary medium to explore their views of consciousness.;
Homer Balabanis Gallery Morris Graves & Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from HAC Permanent Collection.;
Knight Gallery Anderson Gallery HAC Annual member Exhibition The annual member show is a juried exhibition designed to highlight the faboulous art being produced by our artist members. Exhibit is eclectic, surprising and enjoyable;
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.;
Museum Gift Shop, Floyd Bettiga Gallery and the Annex Gallery Holiday Sale Featuring the work of Janice Sharman-Hand, Candace Miller, Marsha Mello, and Gilbert Castro;; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Whales View the chnildren’s whale art created at the November Family Arts Day.
4a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.
4b. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES/EUREKA SOAP FACTORY 604 F St. Artist Howard Rutherford, born in Texas in 1937. Drawings, paintings, sculpting, and carving, Howard studied at Architecture Design at Texas Tech University, and has proudly served his country in the United States Air Force. This show will be oils and watercolors; Eureka Soap Factory is recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness this month by offering their reasonably priced hand-crafted soaps.
5. PRAXIS 530 F St. Pat & Tracy Stone, bird houses and garden art made from reclaimed materials.
5a. DALIANES TRAVEL 522 F St. Susan Trepanier, A Collection of Digital Still Images. Susan has fine art background and 10 years experience in hand coloring black & white photographs, and is transitioning to digital photography. Her subject format is still life, and flora and fauna play a large part in her composition/
6. SWANLUNDS
6a. OBENTO 517 F St.
7. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St. Jennifer Sherman, Awareness series, tiles; KidsKare Watercolor Art Show; Philip Meshekai, Native American drummer and spoken word. Also unveiling of our one-of-a-kind reception desk made from old growth tree stump from Smith watershed.
7a. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music, “Continuing the Revolution”; DJ After Party and featuring Thangka Paintings from Lokesvara Thangka Center.
8. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. New mixed media work by Natalie Craig; live music by Berel Alexander Ensemble
9. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. Open rehersals for Nutcracker.
9a. INDAH BALI 440 F St. Music of the Andes from Huayllipacha; featured artists include Loryn White, Joyce Jonte, Barbara Wright, and Thomas Fossier.
9b. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St.
9c. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Handmade drums by Phillip Kingman.
10. WELLS FARGO ADVISORS 318 Fifth St. Paintings and prints by cousins Floyd Bettiga, and Shawn Griggs.
11. 11. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Photographs by assorted artists of the Fortuna Photography Club.
12. COCHRANE & ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Portraits and Photo Art by Jack Hopkins and Lynda Pozel, Hopkins Portraits and Hopkins Photo Art.
13. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents paintings by Tim Clewell.
14. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Featuring Robert Allen Hanna in a solo show titled “Life After Death and Dreams”; there will be a performance by Tosh’s Angels, a children’s choir, and the Studio Community Choir beginning at 6:30.
15. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. “Lighter Than Air”, paintings and sculptures by Matt Porr; “Restrospective of the Female Condition” assemblage by Joanne Stephens; live music by DJ Pysfi.
15a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Lost Coast Daily Painters Holiday Sale at Kathy O’Leary’s C Street Studio. Samples of Lost Coast Daily Painters 2010 Calendar will be on display, along with small paintings that will be available for sale.
16. MANTOVA’S TWO STREET MUSIC 124 Second St.
16. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Artwork by Errol O’Falahee & Katrina Godsil; music by Mod Brothers with opening act the Humboldt Drum Collective.
17. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.
18. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.
18a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.
18b. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Nancy Ensign, Fantasy Figure Drawings, Conté and pencil
19. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Photography with Deborah Ketelsen; and Christmas music performed by vocalists studying under Jolene Hayes.
20. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Paintings and sculpture by 10 local artists.
21. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Dan Tubbs, photography.
22. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. Featuring Jim Cernohlavek, pottery, masks; John Houston, photography; Wayne Cooke, woodworking.
23. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Artist Sara Westfahl.
24. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. We are celebrating the holidays by displaying circus miniatures & china, crystal, and silver from festive tables past.
25. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St.
25a. STUDIO 424 424 Third St. Paintings by Lucian Moon and Andrea Ramero; photography by James Reed.
25b. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Belly dancing by Lauren and Friends.
25c. SHIPWRECK AND YARN 430 Third St. Come see Shipwreck’s favorite artists.
26. CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley.
27. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Mike Harris, photographs of redwoods; music by Kenny Ray and the Mighty Rovers.
28. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Art by Jose Nunez; live music Lead A-Stray.
29. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Booklegger is hosting a book signing with CR Art Professor and ReadyMade Magazine contributor Garth Johnson for his new book 1001 Ideas for Creative Reuse. Meet the author! Get inspired!.
30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Silk paintings by Rande Rothman. Rande has been painting on silk to make wall hangings, scarves, and quiltsw for fourteen years now. Her creative journey started in adolescence, and continues today.
30a. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Mike Stengl, portrait painter.
30b. NORTH SOLES 417 Second St. Mallory Garcia, mixed media.
30c. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. Photography with Owen Gailar.
30d. HUMBOLDT COUNTY WORLD AIDS CELEBRATION 417 Second St. Ste. 102 Candlelight Vigil and community gathering in remembrance of people living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Mayor Bass will read the Declaration of Human Rights at 6 p.m. at the Gazebo; reception in the former North Soles store, live music with Spare Change, and Annie Leibovitz photography will follow immediately after.
30e. OLD TOWN SQUARE Second and F Sts. Cutten Elementary School Music Group performs.
31. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First St. Holiday Invitational Exhibition Jorden Goodspeed, Faith Dickens, Jeremy Hara, David Jordan, Malia Landis, Peggy Loudon, Ruth Miller, Jake Mondragon, Avery Palmer, Matthew Porr, Claire Iris Schencke, Charissa Schulze, Shannon Sullivan, David White, & David Zdrazil.
32. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Kretchmer Designs.
32a. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First St. Suite A Photography by Phillip Bibb and Kathy Blair.
33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Fill your Christmas stocking with over 500 different candies.
34. SISTERFRIENDSJEANS 108 F Street GRAND OPENING Please join us as we celebrate our opening with artist Ruby Kurant, oils on canvas.
34. VANITY 109 F St. Laura Dougherty’s private collection.
34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Book signing, “Marsh Moments” by local photographers Mike and Leslie Anderson.
34a. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING 123 F St. (upstairs) Scott and Karen Burgess; Erin Austin, metalsmith jeweler.
35. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Sarah Swanlund, granddaughter of famed photographer Sam Swanlund is our featured artist. Sarah’s works were selected by for the 2008 Congressional Art Competition; food demos by Diane’s Sweet Heat Habanera Jam; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez.
35a. EUREKA FABRICS 420 Second St. Kimberly Brown, “Textile Alchemy”.
35b. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Lost Coast Daily Painters 2010 Calendar. Last spring a group of Humboldt County painters joined together to sell small works through Lost Coast Daily Painters blog. They have produced a calendar featuring paintings by Kathy O’Leary, Linda AMitchell, Rachel Schlueter, and Amy Stewart. Scenes include Indian Island, the Ferndale racetrack, and the AA bar. Some of the images are already part of Humboldt’s past, including Geppetto’s, O-H’s and the pulp mill. A holiday dale will take place at Kathy O’Leary’s studio at 208 C Street.
36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Come see all the new Baroni jewelry lines. Baroni Trunk Show.
37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. New redwood wind chimes by Phil Haysmer and other great holiday gifts.
38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.
38a. TALISMAN BEADS 214 F St. Beautiful annual Advent Calendar, benefiting Humboldt Bay Rowing Association.
39. MOON’S PLAY AND LEARN 218 F St. Alder Grove Charter School artwork.
39a. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.
40. BAA BAA SHEEPSKIN 234 F St.
40a. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.
41. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.
42. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Samantha Wheeler, featuring Copic Markers.
43. DISCOVERY MUSEUM Corner of F and Third St. Kids Alive Program Drop off 5:30-8:00; call for reservations 443-9694.
43a. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT 233 F St. Artist Gary Markussen, jewelry.
43.43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. OTAG member Sandy Factor, mosaics and jewelry.
43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Our members are having a ‘January after holiday special’.
44. BON BONIERE 215 F St. Scott Machen & Friends, scenic photography; musc by Dale Winget, guitar/vocalist.
45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Music by Humboldt Harmonaires and The Jim Lahman Trio; artists Deni Shack – A Glass Art and watercolors by Karen Merry.
46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. “Façades”, works in collage, Michelle Remy, and Renaissance music, performed live on period instruments by Collegium Musicum.
47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. “Holly’s Holidays, 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. Where the cider is hot & the gift wrap is always free!
50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Arcata artist, Suzanne Simpson exhibits her latest whimsical mixed media paintings.
51. VANCE HOTEL LOBBY 525 Second St. KHSU is celebrating 50 years of broadcasting “Diverse Public Radio” with a traveling show of memorabilia and art; posters, programs, events and concerts dating from the early ‘70’s on; music by the Blue Lotus Quartet, refreshments and winners in the KHSU anniversary art contest; Falderal performs at 6:30 p.m.
51a. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. Our rugs reflect art images from around the world; live music.
51b. SPA AT PERSONAL CHOICE 130 G St. Art of Relaxation.
52. BUHNE ART STUDIOS 207 G St., Second Floor. Holiday Open House 11 a.m.-9 p.m. featuring Fran Kuta, oil paintings; Michele Murphy-Ferguson, oil paintings; Karen Merry pen & ink & watercolor.
53. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM AT THE GALLERY Second and G St..Hosting the 6th Annual Empire Squared Card Show. Tiny original works of art on playing cards priced at around $30 each, featuring many of your favorite, local artists.
53a. SUKI BOUTIQUE 221 Second St..First Annual Holiday Fashion Show, hair by Linden & Co., make-up by Reba Melfa. Show begins promptly at 8 p.m.
53b. PIANTE 620 Second St. Theresa Stanley: Paintings.
53c. SMUGS PIZZA 626 Second St. Art by Joe Sandoval, “Mixed Company”, analog photography, Polaroid, and odds and ends.
53d. SALON M 630 Second St.Michele Mori, vintage jewelry design; Brian Salvi, paintings, watercolors and acrylics.
53e. CLOUD NINE 632 Second St. Landscapes by Helen Rust.
54. AVALON Third & G Sts..
55. UPSTAIRS ABOVE THE LOST COAST BREWERY 615 Fourth St. Open from Black Friday Until December 21.
56. STUDIO S 717 Third St. Paintings, prints & cards for the Holidays, by local artists.
57. 57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Artist Matt Brody, oil and canvas; Open Mic 6-9 p.m.
58. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Drawings and oil paintings by artist Sandy Douglas from Oroville/Chico area.
59. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Artwork for KEET Fundraiser. Artists Diane Slagle, paintings and jewelry; hats by Dale Lee; Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts
60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Metal and Vehicle art for Garden and Playa by Mark Whitman (aka “F” Street) of Blue Lake Iron Works. Displayed works include “The Fish Car”, a 1974 Maverick transformed to an Angler Fish for Burning Man, plus from Burning Man 2009, a cooper sculpture collaboration with Steve Gellman.
Monday, November 2, 2009
November Arts Alive!
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 November 7 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information
1 F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Bill Pierson, Italian Landscape1a. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Artist Ryan Cox; live music by Josephine Johnson.
2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Dia De Los Muertos: Celebrating the Days of the Dead. 5th annual exhibition which will be November 1-28. Share a picture, story, or memento of a loved one on the community altar, or create your own alters and ofrendas. Reception will feature traditional Mexican brass band music, crafts for the whole family, and refreshments. Sponsored by Humboldt Comunidad, Bayside Grange, and The Ink People Center for the Arts; co-sponsored by Accion Zapatista de Humboldt County, PARA, YES-Puentes Program, & Rita’s Restuarants & Specialty Foods.
3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St.
2009 Waste Reduction Awards, sponsored by Humboldt Waste Management Authority. Award made of recycled materials by local artist. Food catered by F Street Café 5-6 p.m.
3a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St. Live music with Shinbone, blues/rhythm and blues
Performance Rotunda William Thonson Gallery Junque ArteCompetition & Exhibition Designed to celebrate artistic creativity on the North Coast and heighten the awareness to renewable resources in the artmaking processs, each artwork in this juried exhibition is made from 100% recycled materials;
Homer Balabanis Gallery Morris Graves & Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from HAC Permanent Collection.;
Knight Gallery Jack Mays A staple of Ferndale, Jack Mays has sat on Main Street for over fifteen years with his white plastic chair and drawing board. Sometimes he’ll sit for two years in one spot, seven days a week, twelve hours a day, drawing every detail. Diagnosed with inoperable cancer in 2006, Jack was given three months to live. Three years later he has outlived his death sentence. A selection of Jack’s drawings, including Main Street Ferndale showcases his devotion to his community as well as his passion for art;
Anderson Gallery Complimentary Compilation an invitational exhibition of some of Humboldt County’s most unique artists, this mixed media compilation highlights the current work by this group of artists; 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.;
Museum Gift Shop, Floyd Bettiga Gallery and the Annex Gallery Holiday Sale Featuring great gift items from artisans from Humboldt County and around the globe; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Day of the Dead Children’s art created at the October Family Arts Day for Day of the Dead;
3a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St. Vintage short films.
3b. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES/EUREKA SOAP FACTORY 604 F St. Artist Howard Rutherford, born in Texas in 1937. Drawings, paintings, sculpting, and carving, Howard studied at Architecture Design at Texas Tech University, and has proudly served his country in the United States Air Force. This show will be oils and watercolors; Eureka Soap Factory is recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness this month by offering their reasonably priced hand-crafted soaps.
4. PRAXIS 530 F St. Francis Boettcher, watercolors and acrylics, Fruits and Florals
4a. DALIANES TRAVEL 522 F St. Avian and Botanical art by Patricia Sennott, Watercolor Paintings and Monotype Prints; live music.
5. OBENTO 517 F St.
6. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St.
6a. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music, “Continuing the Revolution”; DJ After Party and featuring Thangka Paintings from Lokesvara Thangka Center.
7. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. “My Garden” an exhibit of large floral watercolors by Karen Luchessi Berman continues this month; live music.
8. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. Open rehersals for Nutcracker.
9. INDAH BALI 440 F St. Music with Gamelan Sekar Sequoia; featured artists include Thao Le Khac, Loryn White, Joyce Jonte, Barbara Wright, and Thomas Fossier.
9a. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St. Holly Longfellow, airbrush painting and two wall murals; Rob Gibbon, a mixed media.
9b. SIMPLY STYLISH SPA 435 Fifth St. Artists Steve Coach, photography; Patti LeGary, Hawaii themed photography.
9c. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St.
10. WACHOVIA SECURITIES 318 Fifth St. Artists III, Patty Holbrook, Carol Lauer, and Jean Hawkins. These three ladies share an enthusiasm for painting in watercolor, and professional backgrounds in some form of art before they retired. Patty was an artist for Walt Disney Company, painting Jiminy Cricket, pirates, and much more; Carol ws a designer and painter of tale/folk art; Jean was a computer graphics artist who began her career as a technical illustrator in the aerospace industry.
11. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Maureen Fitzgerald, “Women of the World”, photography.
12. COCHRANE & ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Portraits and Photo Art by Jack Hopkins and Lynda Pozel, Hopkins Portraits and Hopkins Photo Art.
13. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents drawings and paintings-Violence Maybe?; live music 9 p.m.
14. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Featuring solo show of the recent work of Robert Allen Hanna titled “Life After Death and Dreams”; music by DAVIDUSA starting at 6:30 p.m.
15. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. Paintings by Jeff Hunter “Drawing=Painting, Painting=Drawing”; “Pictures for the American People,” new paintings and drawings by Jason and Jesse Pearson.
15a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Artists Jay Brown, David Hodes, Destiny Young, Curtis Otto, Tom Klapproth, and Gus Clark
16. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Artwork by Ashley Hudson, Katie Hinman, and Jamie Walsh; live music from the Mod Brothers
17. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.
17a. REDWOOD ART ASSOCIATION 220 First St. New Location 51st Annual Fall Exhibition. Awards reception 5:30-6. Open 6-9 p.m.
18. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.
18a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.
18b. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Artist Tom Harley, “No Excuses”, paintings and pencil drawings.
19. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Photography with Deborah Ketelsen; music Seth Gedde, on the Mbira African instrument.
20. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Paintings and sculpture by 10 local artists.
21. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St.
22. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. Featuring Katelyn Lollich, unique bead jewelry, Troy Livingston, wrapped stone jewelry, and Debi Paladino, handmade gift bags.
23. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Artist Sara Westfahl.
24. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on dining ware, circus miniatures, KHSU and washday join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms and Native American culture. Special events include a sale by local Native American craftspeople and local children’s author, Pam Service, autographing her latest fantasy and science fiction books. Reception.
25. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St.
25a. STUDIO 424 424 Third St. Paintings by Lucian Moon and Andrea Ramero; photography by James Reed.
25b. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Belly dancing by Lauren and Friends.
25c. SHIPWRECK AND YARN 430 Third St. Artist Joel Burnett, hand crafted redwood bowls.
26. CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Group show by Arcata Art Institute students of Arcata High, Summer Works.
27. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Artist Rande Rothman, from Crescent City; music by Kenny Ray and the Mighty Rovers.
28. RAMONE’S 209 E St. KHSU 50th Anniversary, 50 years of postersl live jug band music,” No Good Redwood Ramblers”.
29. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Booklegger is hosting a book signing with CR Art Professor and ReadyMade Magazine contributor Garth Johnson for his new book 1001 Ideas for Creative Reuse. Meet the author! Get inspired!.
30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. 25th Anniversary Kids’ Coloring Contest Show. In October Los Bagels distributed templates for a county wide coloring contest. Kids between the ages of 3 and 16 were encouraged to get involved. Celebrating creativity and nurturing the imagination, Los Bagels hoped to show the artistic spirit of Humboldt County’s youth, and let their inner artist shine! All entries are on display. Three grand prize winners in each of three age categories were selected by local artist Steven Vander Meer, Mr. Vander Meer, who created the design on the template in honor of our 25th Anniversary, has received international acclaim for his animation work.
30a. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Palette Concepts will be exhibiting paintings of “Barns”.
30b. NORTH SOLES 417 Second St. Aiko Moge, Japanese pressed flower art.
30c. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. Photography with Kathryn Hedges; live music by Chuck Starnes and Leigh-Ann Hammon, Classic Rock
31. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First St. SIX UNRULY ARTISTS PAINT THE TOWN Paintings by Rebecca Glaspy, Julie McNiel, Jake Mondragon, Alyse Laverne, Kelly Leal, Fernando Ramirez.
32. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Kretchmer Designs.
32a. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First St. Suite A Photography by Phillip Bibb and Kathy Blair.
33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Come sample over 50 flavors of salt water taffy.
34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Howard Rutherford, bird paintings.
34a. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING 123 F St. (upstairs) November's show is "The Wild Life." Scott and Karen Burgess explore animals, plants, and waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest.
35. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Sarah Swanlund, granddaughter of famed photographer Sam Swanlunc is our featured artist. Sarah’s works were selected by for the 2008 Congressional Art Competition; food demos by Diane’s Sweet Heat Habanera Jam; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez.
35a. EUREKA FABRICS 420 Second St. Abstract quilt artist Teresa Hodgson, and Gerry Smeltzer.
35b. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Apple portraits by Peggy Irvine, with a local apple tasting.
36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Over 60 local artists.
37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Are You Into Tsunamis? Come see tsunami items in the store.
38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.
38a. TALISMAN BEADS 214 F St.
39. MOON’S PLAY AND LEARN 218 F St.
39a. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.
40. BAA BAA SHEEPSKIN 234 F St.
40a. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.
41. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.
42. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.
43. DISCOVERY MUSEUM Corner of F and Third St. Kids Alive Program Drop off 5:30-8:00; call for reservations 443-9694.
43a. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT 233 F St. Artist Gary Markussen, jewelry.
43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Celebrating 35th Anniversary. Cake will be served, all member mosaic mural to be displayed.
44. BON BONIERE 215 F St.Students in Lorraine Miller-Wolf’s “Essence of Humboldt: a photo documentary journey” class will be exhibiting their work; Dale Winget, guitarist/vocalist.
45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Artist Charity Girela, textile art; Watershed Project photo contest entries; live music with Sari Baker and Mike Craghead, local singer/songwriters.
46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. Landscape oil paintings by Jan Hollander and Mary Louise Anderson; live, original, and Celtic harp music by Hearthfire.
47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. Paintings of fruit and autumn by local artists.
48. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St. Permanent Display: Photographs of Old Eureka from Historical Society
49. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St. The trucks visit us everyday, so come see what’s new and exciting!
50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Arcata artist, Suzanne Simpson exhibits her latest whimsical mixed media paintings.
51. VANCE HOTEL LOBBY 525 Second St. “Celebrating the Arts in Our Schools” the Twenty Second District PTA with 9 units in Humboldt Count5y will showcase the talents of their students in the Arts. Musicians, dancers, pottery, visual arts and more! Each unit will be sending at least 10 pieces (100) to show.
51a. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. Our rugs reflect art images from around the world.
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. Plus now through December 31 Karen is offering $100 off any painting priced at $200 or more!; New Studio 109 Fran Kuta, figurative,portrait and still life in oil; Studio 206, Erik Horvath, oil paintings; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.
53. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM AT THE GALLERY Second and G St. Featuring a series of beautiful abstract Dream Paintings by Hyampom artist Neil Harvey; also continuing mega collaborative works exploring Mesoamerican culture-life and death by extraordinary local artists Tony Machado and Junior Deleon.
53a. SUKI BOUTIQUE 221 Second St..Cheryl Ann Lipstreu, reworked Masters classics.
53b. PIANTE 620 Second St. The entire gallery will be RANDY SPICER showing new oil paintings of Humboldt Bay and surrounding areas.
53c. SMUGS PIZZA 626 Second St. Art by Joe Sandoval, “Mixed Company”, analog photography, Polaroid, and odds and ends.
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. Autumn Color by many local artists.
57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St.
58. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Drawings and oil paintings by artist Sandy Douglas from Oroville/Chico area.
59. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Artwork for KEET Fundraiser. Artists Diane Slagle, paintings and jewelry; hats by Dale Lee; Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts
60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Metal and Vehicle art for Garden and Playa by Mark Whitman (aka “F” Street) of Blue Lake Iron Works. Displayed works include “The Fish Car”, a 1974 Maverick transformed to an Angler Fish for Burning Man, plus from Burning Man 2009, a cooper sculpture collaboration with Steve Gellman.
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 November 7 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information
1 F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Bill Pierson, Italian Landscape1a. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Artist Ryan Cox; live music by Josephine Johnson.
2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Dia De Los Muertos: Celebrating the Days of the Dead. 5th annual exhibition which will be November 1-28. Share a picture, story, or memento of a loved one on the community altar, or create your own alters and ofrendas. Reception will feature traditional Mexican brass band music, crafts for the whole family, and refreshments. Sponsored by Humboldt Comunidad, Bayside Grange, and The Ink People Center for the Arts; co-sponsored by Accion Zapatista de Humboldt County, PARA, YES-Puentes Program, & Rita’s Restuarants & Specialty Foods.
3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St.
2009 Waste Reduction Awards, sponsored by Humboldt Waste Management Authority. Award made of recycled materials by local artist. Food catered by F Street Café 5-6 p.m.
3a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St. Live music with Shinbone, blues/rhythm and blues
Performance Rotunda William Thonson Gallery Junque ArteCompetition & Exhibition Designed to celebrate artistic creativity on the North Coast and heighten the awareness to renewable resources in the artmaking processs, each artwork in this juried exhibition is made from 100% recycled materials;
Homer Balabanis Gallery Morris Graves & Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from HAC Permanent Collection.;
Knight Gallery Jack Mays A staple of Ferndale, Jack Mays has sat on Main Street for over fifteen years with his white plastic chair and drawing board. Sometimes he’ll sit for two years in one spot, seven days a week, twelve hours a day, drawing every detail. Diagnosed with inoperable cancer in 2006, Jack was given three months to live. Three years later he has outlived his death sentence. A selection of Jack’s drawings, including Main Street Ferndale showcases his devotion to his community as well as his passion for art;
Anderson Gallery Complimentary Compilation an invitational exhibition of some of Humboldt County’s most unique artists, this mixed media compilation highlights the current work by this group of artists; 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.;
Museum Gift Shop, Floyd Bettiga Gallery and the Annex Gallery Holiday Sale Featuring great gift items from artisans from Humboldt County and around the globe; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Day of the Dead Children’s art created at the October Family Arts Day for Day of the Dead;
3a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St. Vintage short films.
3b. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES/EUREKA SOAP FACTORY 604 F St. Artist Howard Rutherford, born in Texas in 1937. Drawings, paintings, sculpting, and carving, Howard studied at Architecture Design at Texas Tech University, and has proudly served his country in the United States Air Force. This show will be oils and watercolors; Eureka Soap Factory is recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness this month by offering their reasonably priced hand-crafted soaps.
4. PRAXIS 530 F St. Francis Boettcher, watercolors and acrylics, Fruits and Florals
4a. DALIANES TRAVEL 522 F St. Avian and Botanical art by Patricia Sennott, Watercolor Paintings and Monotype Prints; live music.
5. OBENTO 517 F St.
6. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St.
6a. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music, “Continuing the Revolution”; DJ After Party and featuring Thangka Paintings from Lokesvara Thangka Center.
7. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. “My Garden” an exhibit of large floral watercolors by Karen Luchessi Berman continues this month; live music.
8. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. Open rehersals for Nutcracker.
9. INDAH BALI 440 F St. Music with Gamelan Sekar Sequoia; featured artists include Thao Le Khac, Loryn White, Joyce Jonte, Barbara Wright, and Thomas Fossier.
9a. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St. Holly Longfellow, airbrush painting and two wall murals; Rob Gibbon, a mixed media.
9b. SIMPLY STYLISH SPA 435 Fifth St. Artists Steve Coach, photography; Patti LeGary, Hawaii themed photography.
9c. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St.
10. WACHOVIA SECURITIES 318 Fifth St. Artists III, Patty Holbrook, Carol Lauer, and Jean Hawkins. These three ladies share an enthusiasm for painting in watercolor, and professional backgrounds in some form of art before they retired. Patty was an artist for Walt Disney Company, painting Jiminy Cricket, pirates, and much more; Carol ws a designer and painter of tale/folk art; Jean was a computer graphics artist who began her career as a technical illustrator in the aerospace industry.
11. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Maureen Fitzgerald, “Women of the World”, photography.
12. COCHRANE & ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Portraits and Photo Art by Jack Hopkins and Lynda Pozel, Hopkins Portraits and Hopkins Photo Art.
13. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents drawings and paintings-Violence Maybe?; live music 9 p.m.
14. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Featuring solo show of the recent work of Robert Allen Hanna titled “Life After Death and Dreams”; music by DAVIDUSA starting at 6:30 p.m.
15. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. Paintings by Jeff Hunter “Drawing=Painting, Painting=Drawing”; “Pictures for the American People,” new paintings and drawings by Jason and Jesse Pearson.
15a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Artists Jay Brown, David Hodes, Destiny Young, Curtis Otto, Tom Klapproth, and Gus Clark
16. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Artwork by Ashley Hudson, Katie Hinman, and Jamie Walsh; live music from the Mod Brothers
17. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.
17a. REDWOOD ART ASSOCIATION 220 First St. New Location 51st Annual Fall Exhibition. Awards reception 5:30-6. Open 6-9 p.m.
18. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.
18a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.
18b. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Artist Tom Harley, “No Excuses”, paintings and pencil drawings.
19. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Photography with Deborah Ketelsen; music Seth Gedde, on the Mbira African instrument.
20. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Paintings and sculpture by 10 local artists.
21. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St.
22. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. Featuring Katelyn Lollich, unique bead jewelry, Troy Livingston, wrapped stone jewelry, and Debi Paladino, handmade gift bags.
23. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Artist Sara Westfahl.
24. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on dining ware, circus miniatures, KHSU and washday join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms and Native American culture. Special events include a sale by local Native American craftspeople and local children’s author, Pam Service, autographing her latest fantasy and science fiction books. Reception.
25. THE BEAD SHOPPE 418 Third St.
25a. STUDIO 424 424 Third St. Paintings by Lucian Moon and Andrea Ramero; photography by James Reed.
25b. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Belly dancing by Lauren and Friends.
25c. SHIPWRECK AND YARN 430 Third St. Artist Joel Burnett, hand crafted redwood bowls.
26. CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Group show by Arcata Art Institute students of Arcata High, Summer Works.
27. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Artist Rande Rothman, from Crescent City; music by Kenny Ray and the Mighty Rovers.
28. RAMONE’S 209 E St. KHSU 50th Anniversary, 50 years of postersl live jug band music,” No Good Redwood Ramblers”.
29. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Booklegger is hosting a book signing with CR Art Professor and ReadyMade Magazine contributor Garth Johnson for his new book 1001 Ideas for Creative Reuse. Meet the author! Get inspired!.
30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. 25th Anniversary Kids’ Coloring Contest Show. In October Los Bagels distributed templates for a county wide coloring contest. Kids between the ages of 3 and 16 were encouraged to get involved. Celebrating creativity and nurturing the imagination, Los Bagels hoped to show the artistic spirit of Humboldt County’s youth, and let their inner artist shine! All entries are on display. Three grand prize winners in each of three age categories were selected by local artist Steven Vander Meer, Mr. Vander Meer, who created the design on the template in honor of our 25th Anniversary, has received international acclaim for his animation work.
30a. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Palette Concepts will be exhibiting paintings of “Barns”.
30b. NORTH SOLES 417 Second St. Aiko Moge, Japanese pressed flower art.
30c. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. Photography with Kathryn Hedges; live music by Chuck Starnes and Leigh-Ann Hammon, Classic Rock
31. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First St. SIX UNRULY ARTISTS PAINT THE TOWN Paintings by Rebecca Glaspy, Julie McNiel, Jake Mondragon, Alyse Laverne, Kelly Leal, Fernando Ramirez.
32. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Kretchmer Designs.
32a. HEALTHSPORT BY THE BAY 423 First St. Suite A Photography by Phillip Bibb and Kathy Blair.
33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Come sample over 50 flavors of salt water taffy.
34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Howard Rutherford, bird paintings.
34a. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING 123 F St. (upstairs) November's show is "The Wild Life." Scott and Karen Burgess explore animals, plants, and waterfalls of the Pacific Northwest.
35. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Sarah Swanlund, granddaughter of famed photographer Sam Swanlunc is our featured artist. Sarah’s works were selected by for the 2008 Congressional Art Competition; food demos by Diane’s Sweet Heat Habanera Jam; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez.
35a. EUREKA FABRICS 420 Second St. Abstract quilt artist Teresa Hodgson, and Gerry Smeltzer.
35b. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Apple portraits by Peggy Irvine, with a local apple tasting.
36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Over 60 local artists.
37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Are You Into Tsunamis? Come see tsunami items in the store.
38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.
38a. TALISMAN BEADS 214 F St.
39. MOON’S PLAY AND LEARN 218 F St.
39a. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.
40. BAA BAA SHEEPSKIN 234 F St.
40a. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.
41. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.
42. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.
43. DISCOVERY MUSEUM Corner of F and Third St. Kids Alive Program Drop off 5:30-8:00; call for reservations 443-9694.
43a. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT 233 F St. Artist Gary Markussen, jewelry.
43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Celebrating 35th Anniversary. Cake will be served, all member mosaic mural to be displayed.
44. BON BONIERE 215 F St.Students in Lorraine Miller-Wolf’s “Essence of Humboldt: a photo documentary journey” class will be exhibiting their work; Dale Winget, guitarist/vocalist.
45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Artist Charity Girela, textile art; Watershed Project photo contest entries; live music with Sari Baker and Mike Craghead, local singer/songwriters.
46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. Landscape oil paintings by Jan Hollander and Mary Louise Anderson; live, original, and Celtic harp music by Hearthfire.
47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. Paintings of fruit and autumn by local artists.
48. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St. Permanent Display: Photographs of Old Eureka from Historical Society
49. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St. The trucks visit us everyday, so come see what’s new and exciting!
50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Arcata artist, Suzanne Simpson exhibits her latest whimsical mixed media paintings.
51. VANCE HOTEL LOBBY 525 Second St. “Celebrating the Arts in Our Schools” the Twenty Second District PTA with 9 units in Humboldt Count5y will showcase the talents of their students in the Arts. Musicians, dancers, pottery, visual arts and more! Each unit will be sending at least 10 pieces (100) to show.
51a. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. Our rugs reflect art images from around the world.
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. Plus now through December 31 Karen is offering $100 off any painting priced at $200 or more!; New Studio 109 Fran Kuta, figurative,portrait and still life in oil; Studio 206, Erik Horvath, oil paintings; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.
53. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM AT THE GALLERY Second and G St. Featuring a series of beautiful abstract Dream Paintings by Hyampom artist Neil Harvey; also continuing mega collaborative works exploring Mesoamerican culture-life and death by extraordinary local artists Tony Machado and Junior Deleon.
53a. SUKI BOUTIQUE 221 Second St..Cheryl Ann Lipstreu, reworked Masters classics.
53b. PIANTE 620 Second St. The entire gallery will be RANDY SPICER showing new oil paintings of Humboldt Bay and surrounding areas.
53c. SMUGS PIZZA 626 Second St. Art by Joe Sandoval, “Mixed Company”, analog photography, Polaroid, and odds and ends.
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. Autumn Color by many local artists.
57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St.
58. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Drawings and oil paintings by artist Sandy Douglas from Oroville/Chico area.
59. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Artwork for KEET Fundraiser. Artists Diane Slagle, paintings and jewelry; hats by Dale Lee; Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts
60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Metal and Vehicle art for Garden and Playa by Mark Whitman (aka “F” Street) of Blue Lake Iron Works. Displayed works include “The Fish Car”, a 1974 Maverick transformed to an Angler Fish for Burning Man, plus from Burning Man 2009, a cooper sculpture collaboration with Steve Gellman.
Tuesday, September 29, 2009
Monday, September 28, 2009
OCTOBER ARTS ALIVE
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 October 3 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information.
1 F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Bill Pierson, Italian Landscape.
1a. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Artists Berti, black and white photography; Robert Daugherty, black and white photography, 1973 the WORLD CUP copy should be NYC Tranny Ball.
1b. ST. INNOCENT ORTHODOX CHURCH 939 F St. Art by Sara Marina.
2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Maskibition 25. This competiton began as a way to bridge the gap between visual and performing arts by calling on artists to create both are masks and performance masks. Masks are one of the oldest art forms and have been used world wide since prehistoric times for rituals, in theater, and in masked revelry. Two competitive categories: “Performance Masks” which must be functional and wearable; “Art Masks”, which are visual or conceptual in design but need not be wearable. This year’s show will also feature a non-competive category, Maskfest, for masks created by children.
3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. Performance Rotunda Gamelan Gamelan Sekar Sequoia is a community gamelan orchestra based in Arcata. GSS plays mostly traditional classical Indonesia music in the central Javanese court style on bronze instruments imported from Surakarta region. GSS performances include puppeteers Sean Powers, and Qehn Jennings, and v.j. Ishan Vernallis; William Thonson Gallery Junque ArteCompetition & Exhibition Designed to celebrate artistic creativity on the North Coast and heighten the awareness to renewable resources in the artmaking processs, each artwork in this juried exhibition is made from 100% recycled materials; Homer Balabanis Gallery Morris Graves & Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from HAC Permanent Collection.;
Knight Gallery Jack Mays A staple of Ferndale, Jack Mays has sat on Main Street for over fifteen years with his white plastic chair and drawing board. Sometimes he’ll sit for two years in one spot, seven days a week, twelve hours a day, drawing every detail. Diagnosed with inoperable cancer in 2006, Jack was given three months to live. Three years later he has outlived his death sentence. A selection of Jack’s drawings, including Main Street Ferndale showcases his devotion to his community as well as his passion for art; Anderson Gallery Complimentary Compilation an invitational exhibition of some of Humboldt County’s most unique artists, this mixed media compilation highlights the current work by this group of artists;
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.; Youth Gallery Children’s Author & Illustrator Festival Select works from winning illustrators will be on exhibit to demonstrate the processes of illustration in children’s literature; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Portraits in the style of Caravaggio View the children’s View children’s art created at September Family Arts Day in the style of Caravaggio.
3a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St. Vintage short films.
3b. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES/EUREKA SOAP FACTORY 604 F St. Artist Howard Rutherford, born in Texas in 1937. Drawings, paintings, sculpting, and carving, Howard studied at Architecture Design at Texas Tech University, and has proudly served his country in the United States Air Force. This show will be oils and watercolors; Eureka Soap Factory is recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness this month by offering their reasonably priced hand-crafted soaps.
4. PRAXIS 530 F St. Francis Boettcher, watercolors, Fruits and Florals
4a. DALIANES TRAVEL 522 F St. Photography by Gary Todoroff. Gary spent two months this past fall of 2008 in Swaziland, Africa. The once-abandoned mining town of Bulembu, is renovating the empty buildings and developing a community that cares for orphaned and abandoned children. These children are the face of Bulembu, and these photographs represent some of the more than 150 children living there now. All 12x18 matted Fuji Crystal Archive photographs are available for a donation of $60 each. All proceeds will be forwarded to Bulembu Ministries Swaziland, where it will be used for orphaned and abandoned children support.
5. OBENTO 517 F St.
6.. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St. Artist Ariz, an eccentric existentialist; Harvest Moon Libra Party 9-midnight, all ages.
6a. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music, “Continuing the Revolution”; DJ After Party and featuring Thangka Paintings from Lokesvara Thangka Center.
7. ARKLEY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 412 G St. “Giants of Their Time” presented by the Eureka Symphony. Join us as we welcome back the remarkable Ryan MacEvoy-MCullough performing the unforgettably romantic “Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini Op. 43” by Sergei Rachmanioff. Opening the season with “Overture from Il matrimonio segreto” by Domenico Cimarosa, the orchestra will follow with Symphony No. 103 in E-flat Major “Drumroll” by Franz Joseph Haydn. Tickets $23 Loge, $21 Center Orchestra, $16 Adults and $9 Students.
8. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Live music by Shinbone; artist Hana Walt.
9. INDAH BALI 440 F St. Bansuri Flute with Seabury Gould; featured artists include Thao Le Khac, Loryn White, Joyce Jonté, Barbara Wright, and Thomas Fossier.
9a. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St. Cindy Nystrom, stained glass art.
9b. SIMPLY STYLISH 425 Fifth St. Artists Steve Coach, photography; and Susan Bloch, glass artwork.
9c. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Artist Art work by Justin Love.
10. WACHOVIA SECURITIES 318 Fifth St. Artists III, Patty Holbrook, Carol Lauer, and Jean Hawkins. These three ladies share an enthusiasm for painting in watercolor, and professional backgrounds in some form of art before they retired. Patty was an artist for Walt Disney Company, painting Jiminy Cricket, pirates, and much more; Carol ws a designer and painter of tale/folk art; Jean was a computer graphics artist who began her career as a technical illustrator in the aerospace industry.
11. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Ben Secor, “Local Shore Birds”, handheld digital photography.
12. COCHRANE & ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Exhibit of photographs and photomontages by Bosha Struve & Diane Williams.
13. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents 6th Annual Black 7 White Invitational.
14. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Featuring TREASURE TRASH: a nontraditional materials show. Trash Unzipped, Adult Only Cabaret starting at 7 p.m.;
15. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. presenting Kristen Hunter, Lens-Free Photography; ENTROPY: DECAY AND RE-GENERATION Julie Glauert, Lee Hunter, Lorin Murphy, Scott Nadeau, Michal Pastan, Curtis Tamm, and Marty Wood.
15a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Guest artist David Pal, Curtis Otto, Susan Dill, Marceau Verdiere, Kathy O’Leary, and Phyllis Barba.
16. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Live music from the Mod Brothers with special opening guest The Asteroid Advocates.
17. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.
17a. REDWOOD ART ASSOCIATION 220 First St. New Location “Humboldt Photography Exhibition”, 220 photographs will be judged by Crista Dix, a photorapher and gallery owner from Seattle, Washington. This show is generously underwritten by Pierson Building Center.
18. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.
18a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.
18b. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Elizabeth Berrien, wire sculpture.
19. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Artist Karen Merry, watercolor and pen/ink; live music by Seth Geddes and Friends.
20. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. 20. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Paintings by 10 local artists Lois Andersen, Julia Bednar, Kay Harden, Ralphie Hendrix, Elsie Mendes, Michelle Murphy-Ferguson, Yvonnne Reynolds, Susan Strope, Dolores Terry, & sculpture Jack Sewell.
21. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Vida Nueva, woven rugs from Oaxaca.
22. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. Featuring Denie Debets, glass fusing; Marjie Grenchfield, glass fusing; Vickie McDonald, bead jewelry.
23. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Artist Sara Westfahl.
24. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on dinnerware and Washday join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt history and Native American culture. Giftshop: special vintage hat sale and autographing of latest novels by Pamela Service, museum director and author of 27 fantasy/science fiction books for young people. Reception.
25. SHIPWRECK AND YARN 430 Third St. Holly Garbutt, Dia de los Muertos
26. CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Group show by Arcata Art Institute students of Arcata High, Summer Works.
27. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Artist Rande Rothman; music by Kenny Ray and the Mighty Rovers.
28. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Paintings by Tess Keller; puppet show by Hibbity Skibbitty.
29. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Enjoy the Art of the Written Word.
30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, will be celebrated with a group art show. The ancient traditional holiday of Mexico is always recognized at Los Bagels where there will be a traditional “offrenda”-an altar for customers to pay tribute to lost loved ones. Participating artists either reflect upon those they have lost, or create the more symbolic themes of the holiday itself. Artists include Connie Gardner, Linnea Tobias, Jan Ramsey, Connie Butler, Susana Oropeza, Denise McKenzie, Sonny Wong, and Susan Cooper; College of the Redwoods Art and Psychology students will exhibit their ceramic artwork as well.
30a. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Preston Drake-Hillyard, world photography.
30b. NORTH SOLES 417 Second St. Joyce Willis, mixed media.
30c. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. Yvonne Kearn, paintings.
31. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First St. SIX UNRULY ARTISTS PAINT THE TOWN Paintings by Rebecca Glaspy, Julie McNiel, Jake Mondragon, Alyse Laverne, Kelly Leal, Fernando Ramirez.
32. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Annual Alex Sepkus Trunk Show.
33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Come sample over 50 flavors of salt water taffy.
34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Artist Louise Bacon-Ogden, former owner of SFTB.
34. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING 123 F St. (upstairs) Artists Karen and Scott Burgess, Four Season’s Greetings. Scott and Karen explore every nook of Humboldt County and beyond digitally saving precious moments. This show reflects images from scattered seasons and places and includes everything from exciting animals and plants of the region to abstract interpretations of Christmas lights.
35. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Food demo by Calhouns Original Southside BBQ Sauce; photograpy by Carl Baggett; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez; jewelry by Tiffany Brogdon.
35a. EUREKA FABRICS 420 Second St. Abstract quilt artist Teresa Hodgson.
35b. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Local author Natasha Wing will sign “An Eye for Color”, her new book about the painter Josef Albers.
36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Over 60 local artists.
37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Featuring paintings by Greta Turney. Bright, colorful and detailed images of skeletons and cadavers in celebration of Dia de los Muertos..
38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.
38a. TALISMAN BEADS 214 F St.
39. MOON’S PLAY AND LEARN 218 F St.
39a. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.
40. BAA BAA SHEEPSKIN 234 F St.
40a. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.
41. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.
42. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.
43. DISCOVERY MUSEUM Corner of F and Third St. Kids Alive Program Drop off 5:30-8:00; call for reservations 443-9694.
43a. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT 233 F St. Artist Lawrence Reed.
43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Karen Chase Frazee, paintings.
44. BON BONIERE 215 F St. “Discovering Beauty in a Changing World: People, Animals, & Sculptures” by Abbie Perrott; Dale Winget, guitarist/vocalist.
45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Artist Alex Hecht, abstract acrylics; live music with SpudGun.
46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. Artist Dan Tubbs Jr., Landscape Photography; live music by John Stewart, piano.
47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. A colorful Autumn with 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. 10% of all sales tonight go towards Breast Health Project. Also we kick off our Aanniversary Sale with huge 10-50% savings!
50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Linda Sunquist, bold floral expressions in oil.
51. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers, mixed media.
51a. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. Our rugs reflect art images from around the world.
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. Plus now through December 31 Karen is offering $100 off any painting priced at $200 or more!; Studio 206, Erik Horvath, oil paintings; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.
53. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM AT THE GALLERY Second and G St. Featuring colossal collaborative works by extraordinary local artists Tony Machado and Junior Deleon; beautiful, handcrafted studio quilts and art cloth by Constance Rose.
53a. SUKI BOUTIQUE 221 Second St..
53b. PIANTE 620 Second St. “PICTURE POEMS” collaborative works by Carol Andersen, Rose Andersen, Augustus Clark, Jim Dodge, Libby George, Anthony Lucero, Jerry Martien, Charlotte Painter, Razvan Pleteriu, Patricia Sennott, Alexander Shahabalov, Evgeniy Shaman, Brian Tripp, Thomas Voorhees; “out of the ordinary…memories” an installation by Barbara Dolan-Wilkinson.
53c. SMUGS PIZZA 626 Second St. Art by José
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. Autumn Color by local artists.
57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Artist Stevo, a Halloween-themed show.
58. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Rebecca Reynolds, hand painted whale bone and watercolors.
59. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Art by Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts; Diane Slagle, jeweled art and acrylics.
60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Metal and Vehicle art for Garden and Playa by Mark Whitman (aka “F” Street) of Blue Lake Iron Works. Displayed works include “The Fish Car”, a 1974 Maverick transformed to an Angler Fish for Burning Man, plus from Burning Man 2009, a cooper sculpture collaboration with Steve Gellman
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 October 3 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information.
1 F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Bill Pierson, Italian Landscape.
1a. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Artists Berti, black and white photography; Robert Daugherty, black and white photography, 1973 the WORLD CUP copy should be NYC Tranny Ball.
1b. ST. INNOCENT ORTHODOX CHURCH 939 F St. Art by Sara Marina.
2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Maskibition 25. This competiton began as a way to bridge the gap between visual and performing arts by calling on artists to create both are masks and performance masks. Masks are one of the oldest art forms and have been used world wide since prehistoric times for rituals, in theater, and in masked revelry. Two competitive categories: “Performance Masks” which must be functional and wearable; “Art Masks”, which are visual or conceptual in design but need not be wearable. This year’s show will also feature a non-competive category, Maskfest, for masks created by children.
3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. Performance Rotunda Gamelan Gamelan Sekar Sequoia is a community gamelan orchestra based in Arcata. GSS plays mostly traditional classical Indonesia music in the central Javanese court style on bronze instruments imported from Surakarta region. GSS performances include puppeteers Sean Powers, and Qehn Jennings, and v.j. Ishan Vernallis; William Thonson Gallery Junque ArteCompetition & Exhibition Designed to celebrate artistic creativity on the North Coast and heighten the awareness to renewable resources in the artmaking processs, each artwork in this juried exhibition is made from 100% recycled materials; Homer Balabanis Gallery Morris Graves & Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from HAC Permanent Collection.;
Knight Gallery Jack Mays A staple of Ferndale, Jack Mays has sat on Main Street for over fifteen years with his white plastic chair and drawing board. Sometimes he’ll sit for two years in one spot, seven days a week, twelve hours a day, drawing every detail. Diagnosed with inoperable cancer in 2006, Jack was given three months to live. Three years later he has outlived his death sentence. A selection of Jack’s drawings, including Main Street Ferndale showcases his devotion to his community as well as his passion for art; Anderson Gallery Complimentary Compilation an invitational exhibition of some of Humboldt County’s most unique artists, this mixed media compilation highlights the current work by this group of artists;
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.; Youth Gallery Children’s Author & Illustrator Festival Select works from winning illustrators will be on exhibit to demonstrate the processes of illustration in children’s literature; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Portraits in the style of Caravaggio View the children’s View children’s art created at September Family Arts Day in the style of Caravaggio.
3a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St. Vintage short films.
3b. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES/EUREKA SOAP FACTORY 604 F St. Artist Howard Rutherford, born in Texas in 1937. Drawings, paintings, sculpting, and carving, Howard studied at Architecture Design at Texas Tech University, and has proudly served his country in the United States Air Force. This show will be oils and watercolors; Eureka Soap Factory is recognizing Breast Cancer Awareness this month by offering their reasonably priced hand-crafted soaps.
4. PRAXIS 530 F St. Francis Boettcher, watercolors, Fruits and Florals
4a. DALIANES TRAVEL 522 F St. Photography by Gary Todoroff. Gary spent two months this past fall of 2008 in Swaziland, Africa. The once-abandoned mining town of Bulembu, is renovating the empty buildings and developing a community that cares for orphaned and abandoned children. These children are the face of Bulembu, and these photographs represent some of the more than 150 children living there now. All 12x18 matted Fuji Crystal Archive photographs are available for a donation of $60 each. All proceeds will be forwarded to Bulembu Ministries Swaziland, where it will be used for orphaned and abandoned children support.
5. OBENTO 517 F St.
6.. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St. Artist Ariz, an eccentric existentialist; Harvest Moon Libra Party 9-midnight, all ages.
6a. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music, “Continuing the Revolution”; DJ After Party and featuring Thangka Paintings from Lokesvara Thangka Center.
7. ARKLEY CENTER FOR THE PERFORMING ARTS 412 G St. “Giants of Their Time” presented by the Eureka Symphony. Join us as we welcome back the remarkable Ryan MacEvoy-MCullough performing the unforgettably romantic “Rhapsody on a Theme of Paganini Op. 43” by Sergei Rachmanioff. Opening the season with “Overture from Il matrimonio segreto” by Domenico Cimarosa, the orchestra will follow with Symphony No. 103 in E-flat Major “Drumroll” by Franz Joseph Haydn. Tickets $23 Loge, $21 Center Orchestra, $16 Adults and $9 Students.
8. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Live music by Shinbone; artist Hana Walt.
9. INDAH BALI 440 F St. Bansuri Flute with Seabury Gould; featured artists include Thao Le Khac, Loryn White, Joyce Jonté, Barbara Wright, and Thomas Fossier.
9a. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St. Cindy Nystrom, stained glass art.
9b. SIMPLY STYLISH 425 Fifth St. Artists Steve Coach, photography; and Susan Bloch, glass artwork.
9c. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Artist Art work by Justin Love.
10. WACHOVIA SECURITIES 318 Fifth St. Artists III, Patty Holbrook, Carol Lauer, and Jean Hawkins. These three ladies share an enthusiasm for painting in watercolor, and professional backgrounds in some form of art before they retired. Patty was an artist for Walt Disney Company, painting Jiminy Cricket, pirates, and much more; Carol ws a designer and painter of tale/folk art; Jean was a computer graphics artist who began her career as a technical illustrator in the aerospace industry.
11. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Ben Secor, “Local Shore Birds”, handheld digital photography.
12. COCHRANE & ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Exhibit of photographs and photomontages by Bosha Struve & Diane Williams.
13. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents 6th Annual Black 7 White Invitational.
14. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. Featuring TREASURE TRASH: a nontraditional materials show. Trash Unzipped, Adult Only Cabaret starting at 7 p.m.;
15. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. presenting Kristen Hunter, Lens-Free Photography; ENTROPY: DECAY AND RE-GENERATION Julie Glauert, Lee Hunter, Lorin Murphy, Scott Nadeau, Michal Pastan, Curtis Tamm, and Marty Wood.
15a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. Guest artist David Pal, Curtis Otto, Susan Dill, Marceau Verdiere, Kathy O’Leary, and Phyllis Barba.
16. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Live music from the Mod Brothers with special opening guest The Asteroid Advocates.
17. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.
17a. REDWOOD ART ASSOCIATION 220 First St. New Location “Humboldt Photography Exhibition”, 220 photographs will be judged by Crista Dix, a photorapher and gallery owner from Seattle, Washington. This show is generously underwritten by Pierson Building Center.
18. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.
18a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.
18b. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Elizabeth Berrien, wire sculpture.
19. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. Artist Karen Merry, watercolor and pen/ink; live music by Seth Geddes and Friends.
20. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. 20. ART OF WINE 308 Second St. Paintings by 10 local artists Lois Andersen, Julia Bednar, Kay Harden, Ralphie Hendrix, Elsie Mendes, Michelle Murphy-Ferguson, Yvonnne Reynolds, Susan Strope, Dolores Terry, & sculpture Jack Sewell.
21. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Vida Nueva, woven rugs from Oaxaca.
22. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. Featuring Denie Debets, glass fusing; Marjie Grenchfield, glass fusing; Vickie McDonald, bead jewelry.
23. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Artist Sara Westfahl.
24. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on dinnerware and Washday join ongoing exhibits on Humboldt history and Native American culture. Giftshop: special vintage hat sale and autographing of latest novels by Pamela Service, museum director and author of 27 fantasy/science fiction books for young people. Reception.
25. SHIPWRECK AND YARN 430 Third St. Holly Garbutt, Dia de los Muertos
26. CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Group show by Arcata Art Institute students of Arcata High, Summer Works.
27. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Artist Rande Rothman; music by Kenny Ray and the Mighty Rovers.
28. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Paintings by Tess Keller; puppet show by Hibbity Skibbitty.
29. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Enjoy the Art of the Written Word.
30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, will be celebrated with a group art show. The ancient traditional holiday of Mexico is always recognized at Los Bagels where there will be a traditional “offrenda”-an altar for customers to pay tribute to lost loved ones. Participating artists either reflect upon those they have lost, or create the more symbolic themes of the holiday itself. Artists include Connie Gardner, Linnea Tobias, Jan Ramsey, Connie Butler, Susana Oropeza, Denise McKenzie, Sonny Wong, and Susan Cooper; College of the Redwoods Art and Psychology students will exhibit their ceramic artwork as well.
30a. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Preston Drake-Hillyard, world photography.
30b. NORTH SOLES 417 Second St. Joyce Willis, mixed media.
30c. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. Yvonne Kearn, paintings.
31. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First St. SIX UNRULY ARTISTS PAINT THE TOWN Paintings by Rebecca Glaspy, Julie McNiel, Jake Mondragon, Alyse Laverne, Kelly Leal, Fernando Ramirez.
32. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Annual Alex Sepkus Trunk Show.
33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Come sample over 50 flavors of salt water taffy.
34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Artist Louise Bacon-Ogden, former owner of SFTB.
34. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING 123 F St. (upstairs) Artists Karen and Scott Burgess, Four Season’s Greetings. Scott and Karen explore every nook of Humboldt County and beyond digitally saving precious moments. This show reflects images from scattered seasons and places and includes everything from exciting animals and plants of the region to abstract interpretations of Christmas lights.
35. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Food demo by Calhouns Original Southside BBQ Sauce; photograpy by Carl Baggett; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez; jewelry by Tiffany Brogdon.
35a. EUREKA FABRICS 420 Second St. Abstract quilt artist Teresa Hodgson.
35b. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. Local author Natasha Wing will sign “An Eye for Color”, her new book about the painter Josef Albers.
36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Over 60 local artists.
37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Featuring paintings by Greta Turney. Bright, colorful and detailed images of skeletons and cadavers in celebration of Dia de los Muertos..
38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.
38a. TALISMAN BEADS 214 F St.
39. MOON’S PLAY AND LEARN 218 F St.
39a. SASAFRASS 226 F St. Julie Frith, Kinetic modern mobiles throughout the store.
40. BAA BAA SHEEPSKIN 234 F St.
40a. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.
41. DOT & DAUGHTER 311 F St.
42. COCO & CUVEE 531 Third St. Amber Billings, photography.
43. DISCOVERY MUSEUM Corner of F and Third St. Kids Alive Program Drop off 5:30-8:00; call for reservations 443-9694.
43a. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT 233 F St. Artist Lawrence Reed.
43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Karen Chase Frazee, paintings.
44. BON BONIERE 215 F St. “Discovering Beauty in a Changing World: People, Animals, & Sculptures” by Abbie Perrott; Dale Winget, guitarist/vocalist.
45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Artist Alex Hecht, abstract acrylics; live music with SpudGun.
46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. Artist Dan Tubbs Jr., Landscape Photography; live music by John Stewart, piano.
47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. A colorful Autumn with 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. 10% of all sales tonight go towards Breast Health Project. Also we kick off our Aanniversary Sale with huge 10-50% savings!
50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Linda Sunquist, bold floral expressions in oil.
51. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers, mixed media.
51a. HIMALYAN RUG TRADER 529 Second St. Our rugs reflect art images from around the world.
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. Plus now through December 31 Karen is offering $100 off any painting priced at $200 or more!; Studio 206, Erik Horvath, oil paintings; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.
53. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM AT THE GALLERY Second and G St. Featuring colossal collaborative works by extraordinary local artists Tony Machado and Junior Deleon; beautiful, handcrafted studio quilts and art cloth by Constance Rose.
53a. SUKI BOUTIQUE 221 Second St..
53b. PIANTE 620 Second St. “PICTURE POEMS” collaborative works by Carol Andersen, Rose Andersen, Augustus Clark, Jim Dodge, Libby George, Anthony Lucero, Jerry Martien, Charlotte Painter, Razvan Pleteriu, Patricia Sennott, Alexander Shahabalov, Evgeniy Shaman, Brian Tripp, Thomas Voorhees; “out of the ordinary…memories” an installation by Barbara Dolan-Wilkinson.
53c. SMUGS PIZZA 626 Second St. Art by José
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. Autumn Color by local artists.
57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Artist Stevo, a Halloween-themed show.
58. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Rebecca Reynolds, hand painted whale bone and watercolors.
59. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Art by Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts; Diane Slagle, jeweled art and acrylics.
60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Metal and Vehicle art for Garden and Playa by Mark Whitman (aka “F” Street) of Blue Lake Iron Works. Displayed works include “The Fish Car”, a 1974 Maverick transformed to an Angler Fish for Burning Man, plus from Burning Man 2009, a cooper sculpture collaboration with Steve Gellman
Tuesday, September 1, 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 September 6 6-9 p.m. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information.
1 F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Bill Pierson, Italian Landscape.
1a. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Jim Czernohlavik, ceramics.
1b. ST. INNOCENT ORTHODOX CHURCH 939 F St. Art by Sara Marina.
2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. “Transitions” featuring the artwork of six artists, all of whom work in the public school classrooms-five as art instructors. Includes watercolors by Arupa, etchings by Karan Collenberg, assemblages by Amy Leon, paintings by Cat McAdams, paintings by Janice Sharman-Hand, and digital art by Justine Smith.
3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St.
Performance Rotunda Kay Rose Singer/songwriter Rose artfully writes about life and love; William Thonson Gallery Celebration of the Arts 2009 Pre-bid on artwork and items to be auctioned at the Celebration of the Arts 2009 Art Auction, September 26.
Art work on exhibit was selected by juror JoAnne Northrup as part of the first ever Juried Competition and Exhibition. Northrup has curated numerous exhibitions that fuse popular culture and contemporary art;
Homer Balabanis Gallery Morris Graves & Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from HAC Permanent Collection.;
Knight Gallery Curtis Bartone The Ocean Through Our Large Windows Curtis Bartone’s paintings, drawings, and etchings focus on the uneasy relationship between human beings and the natural world, exploring the idea of wilderness and how it has changed.;
Anderson Gallery New Work by Nicole Jean Hill Through her anthropological approach to art making, Hill photographs familiar spaces an activities within American cultural landscape. She has exhibited her photographs extensively throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia.;
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.;
Youth Gallery Childrens autor & Illustrator Festival Select works from winning illustrators will be on exhibit to demonstrate the processes of illustration in children’s literature.; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Portraits in the style of Jacques-Louis David View children’s art created at August Family Arts Day in the style of Jacques-Louis David.
3a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.
3b. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES/EUREKA SOAP FACTORY 604 F St. Featuring locally handcrafted soaps.
4. OBENTO 517 F St.
5. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St. Artist Ariz from Baltimore, Urban Hazard Ink. Ariz is an eccentric existentialist; celebrating our 1 year anniversary of our upstairs yoga center with live music.
6. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music, “Continuing the Revolution”; DJ After Party and featuring Thangka Paintings from Lokesvara Thangka Center.
7. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Lively music by The Sidekicks.
8. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. Open Rehearsal, works in progress.
8a. INDAH BALI 440 F St. Featuring the music of Good Company; featured artists include Loryn White, Thao LeKhac, Joyce Jonte, Barbara Wright, and Holly Garbutt.
9. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St. Patti LeGary, Hawaii themed photography.
9a. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Artist Ayla Khan, geometric mono prints.
10. WACHOVIA SECURITIES 318 Fifth St. Leslie Scopes Anderson graphic design, nature and bird photography; Mike Anderson, bird photography,
11. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Ben Secor, “Local Shore Birds”, handheld digital photography.
12. COCHRANE & ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Exhibit of photographs and photomontages by Bosha Struve & Diane Williams.
13. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents The Transparent Show.
14. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. TREASURE TRASH: a nontraditional materials show. Respect Your Trash in the Real World Cabaret starting at 7 p.m.
15. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. presenting Kristen Hunter, Lens-Free Photography; ENTROPY: DECAY AND RE-GENERATION Julie Glauert, Lee Hunter, Lorin Murphy, Scott Nadeau, Michal Pastan, Curtis Tamm, and Marty Wood.
15a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. “A Collection Drawings and Photographs From Life…” by David Pal.
16. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Live music from the Mod Brothers with special opening guest The Asteroid Advocates.
17. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.
17a. REDWOOD ART ASSOCIATION 220 First St. New Location 51st Annual Summer Exhibition in the theme of “Art as a Community” Sept. 5th through Sept. 18th. Lots of parking available.
18. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.
18a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.
18b. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Elizabeth Berrien, wire sculpture.
19. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. California wildlife photography of Noah Burrell; amazing acoustic guitar player named Todd Krider.
19a. 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
19b. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Vida Nueva, woven rugs from Oaxaca.
20. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. Featuring Christine Siverts, watercolors; Cara Rider, mosaics; Carol Nelson, vintage gifts.
21. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Artist Sara Westfahl.
22. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on cattle raising, eyeglasses and recent acquisitions join on-going exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms and Native American culture.
23. STUDIO 424 424 Third St. 2 guest artists; new photographic works by James Reed; musical entertainment.
24. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Seabury Gould, an eclectic musician performs music of India on bamboo flute and stringed instruments.
25. SHIPWRECK AND YARN 430 Third St. In store photo boothhosted by Kacy Curtis, Forget-Me-Not Photo Spot, (have fun with your friends-8 photos total).
26. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.
27, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Artist Kevin Cunliffe, wild landscape photography.
28. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Artist Ethan Cooper, photography; music by Patrick Cleary, Cat Cosh Kin and Friend.
29. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Photography by Bun Louer Yath and Scott Machan; music with Guitar Stan.
29a. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Enjoy the Art of the Written Word.
30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Artist Jenifer Sherman. Sherman graduated with a double major in studio art/art education from HSU in 2003. She has worked as an Artist in Residence and a teacher in several different venues with a large and diverse group of students including Zane Middle School, Hoopa Elementary Laurel Tree with K-4th graders, as well as other programs. She currently works for Community School at the Blue Ox Mill.
30a. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Multi-media artist Meredith Aldrich, abstract acrylics, watercolors of historic homes, and quilt pieces.
30b. NORTH SOLES 417 Second St. Richard Leaman, oils; Frances Kuta, oil on canvas.
30c. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. Sarah Schuette, photography.
31. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First St. ANIMALIA ALUMNA ARTISFABRICUS Erica Botkin, Allison Harrington, Alyse LaVerne, Joshua Martinez, Justin Mitman, Gina Tuzzi, Christopher West, Erin Whitman, and In Memorium Nancy Finch-Halliday.
32. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Fundraiser for Blue Lake School’s music program. Free barbecue, and raffle for an Alex Sepkus piece; donations welcome.
33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Come sample over 50 flavors of salt water taffy.
34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Group show, “Palette Concepts”, variations on a finch.
34a. HUMBOLDT ACCUPUNCTURE 123 F St., Suite F (upstairs) Asian Art exhibit and open house.
34b. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING 123 F St. (upstairs) Artists Karen and Scott Burgess, “Annual Honeymoons: Photography of Karen and Scott Burgess”. Since they tied the knot, they celebrate each passing year with an annual honeymoon. This show has selected images of those occasions.
35. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Jewelry by Tiffany Brogdon; glass by The Glass Station, Blue Lake; paintings by Glenda Hicks; local photography by Carl Baggett; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez.
35a. EUREKA FABRICS 420 Second St. Join us for our Grand Opening!
35b. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. North Coast Redwood Book Arts Guild show of artists.
36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Come see our saltwater eco system.
37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Northern Lao handwoven textiles, woodworking by Phil Haysmer.
38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.
38a. TALISMAN BEADS 214 F St.
39. MOON’S PLAY AND LEARN 218 F St.
39a. 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. DISCOVERY MUSEUM Corner of F and Third St. Kids Alive Program Drop off 5:30-8:00; call for reservations 443-9694.
43a. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT 233 F St. Artist Stephanie Ferris, Yurok, Indian paintings and pencil etchings (silhouettes).
43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Photography by Don Anton.
44. BON BONIERE 215 F St. Howard Rutherford, oil and watercolors.
45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Artist Jose Munoz, oil on canvas; authentic gutt bucket blues by Buddy Reed.
46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. Artist Hans Spek, landscape oil paintings; music clarinet uet by Wynsome Winds.
47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. “”Sunflowers”, paintings of sunflowers by multiple artists.
48. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St. Permanent Display: Photographs of Old Eureka from Historical Society
49. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St. Bed Head Pajama Trunk Show; also Thymes and Caldrea Sampling Night!
50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Linda Sunquist, bold floral expressions in oil.
51. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers, mixed media.
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; Studio 206, Erik Horvath, oil paintings; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.
53. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM AT THE GALLERY Second and G St.
53a. SUKI BOUTIQUE 221 Second St. Alexander Hecht, Visionary Art.
53b. PIANTE 620 Second St. “DREAMANDIMAGE”, collaborative works by Richard Duning and Madeline McMurray; “Paper” by Lori Goodman.
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 multiple artists.
57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Jana Hollifield, seascapes and skyscapes in acrylic.
58. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Website Class. Demonstrating simplified web site design, will also be using a large screen television to show various clients websites.
59. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Art by Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts; Diane Slagle, jeweled art and acrylics.
60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Skateboard Griptape art by Dan Caspberry.
1 F ST. CAFÉ 1630 F St. Bill Pierson, Italian Landscape.
1a. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Jim Czernohlavik, ceramics.
1b. ST. INNOCENT ORTHODOX CHURCH 939 F St. Art by Sara Marina.
2. THE INK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. “Transitions” featuring the artwork of six artists, all of whom work in the public school classrooms-five as art instructors. Includes watercolors by Arupa, etchings by Karan Collenberg, assemblages by Amy Leon, paintings by Cat McAdams, paintings by Janice Sharman-Hand, and digital art by Justine Smith.
3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCIL at the Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St.
Performance Rotunda Kay Rose Singer/songwriter Rose artfully writes about life and love; William Thonson Gallery Celebration of the Arts 2009 Pre-bid on artwork and items to be auctioned at the Celebration of the Arts 2009 Art Auction, September 26.
Art work on exhibit was selected by juror JoAnne Northrup as part of the first ever Juried Competition and Exhibition. Northrup has curated numerous exhibitions that fuse popular culture and contemporary art;
Homer Balabanis Gallery Morris Graves & Selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection Come explore the work of Morris Graves as well as a selection of works from HAC Permanent Collection.;
Knight Gallery Curtis Bartone The Ocean Through Our Large Windows Curtis Bartone’s paintings, drawings, and etchings focus on the uneasy relationship between human beings and the natural world, exploring the idea of wilderness and how it has changed.;
Anderson Gallery New Work by Nicole Jean Hill Through her anthropological approach to art making, Hill photographs familiar spaces an activities within American cultural landscape. She has exhibited her photographs extensively throughout the United States, Canada, Europe, and Australia.;
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.;
Youth Gallery Childrens autor & Illustrator Festival Select works from winning illustrators will be on exhibit to demonstrate the processes of illustration in children’s literature.; Second Saturday Family Arts Day Gallery Portraits in the style of Jacques-Louis David View children’s art created at August Family Arts Day in the style of Jacques-Louis David.
3a. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St.
3b. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE & ANTIQUES/EUREKA SOAP FACTORY 604 F St. Featuring locally handcrafted soaps.
4. OBENTO 517 F St.
5. SACRED PALACE BOUTIQUE - BIKRAM YOGA – HUMBOLDT BRANCH 516 Fifth St. Artist Ariz from Baltimore, Urban Hazard Ink. Ariz is an eccentric existentialist; celebrating our 1 year anniversary of our upstairs yoga center with live music.
6. OASIS 520 Fifth St. Live music, “Continuing the Revolution”; DJ After Party and featuring Thangka Paintings from Lokesvara Thangka Center.
7. PLAZA DESIGN 427 F St. Lively music by The Sidekicks.
8. NORTH COAST DANCE 426 F St. Open Rehearsal, works in progress.
8a. INDAH BALI 440 F St. Featuring the music of Good Company; featured artists include Loryn White, Thao LeKhac, Joyce Jonte, Barbara Wright, and Holly Garbutt.
9. SURFSIDE BURGER BAR 445 Fifth St. Patti LeGary, Hawaii themed photography.
9a. SIDEWALK GALLERY at Ellis Art and Engineering 401 Fifth St. Artist Ayla Khan, geometric mono prints.
10. WACHOVIA SECURITIES 318 Fifth St. Leslie Scopes Anderson graphic design, nature and bird photography; Mike Anderson, bird photography,
11. AMIGAS BURRITOS 317 Fifth St. Ben Secor, “Local Shore Birds”, handheld digital photography.
12. COCHRANE & ASSOCIATES 402 E St. Exhibit of photographs and photomontages by Bosha Struve & Diane Williams.
13. EMPIRE SQUARED 47 W. Third St. Empire Squared presents The Transparent Show.
14. CHERI BLACKERBY GALLERY at the Studio 272 C St. TREASURE TRASH: a nontraditional materials show. Respect Your Trash in the Real World Cabaret starting at 7 p.m.
15. ACCIDENT GALLERY 210 C St. presenting Kristen Hunter, Lens-Free Photography; ENTROPY: DECAY AND RE-GENERATION Julie Glauert, Lee Hunter, Lorin Murphy, Scott Nadeau, Michal Pastan, Curtis Tamm, and Marty Wood.
15a. C ST. HALL GALLERY 208 C St. “A Collection Drawings and Photographs From Life…” by David Pal.
16. LIVELLA STUDIOS (Music Recording Studio/Art Gallery) 120 Second St. Live music from the Mod Brothers with special opening guest The Asteroid Advocates.
17. STEVE AND DAVE’S First and C Sts. Live music with Dr. Squid; photography by John Harland.
17a. REDWOOD ART ASSOCIATION 220 First St. New Location 51st Annual Summer Exhibition in the theme of “Art as a Community” Sept. 5th through Sept. 18th. Lots of parking available.
18. CHAPALA CAFE 201 Second St. Traditional Southwest artists’ prints.
18a. HUMBOLDT COUNTY GENERAL STORE 219 Second St.
18b. GOOD RELATIONS 223 Second St. Elizabeth Berrien, wire sculpture.
19. HUMBOLDT HERBALS 300 Second St. California wildlife photography of Noah Burrell; amazing acoustic guitar player named Todd Krider.
19a. 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
19b. NORTHCOAST KNITTERY 320 Second St. Vida Nueva, woven rugs from Oaxaca.
20. RUSTIC WEST TRADING CO. 339 Second St. Featuring Christine Siverts, watercolors; Cara Rider, mosaics; Carol Nelson, vintage gifts.
21. CIARA’S IRISH SHOP 334 Second St. Artist Sara Westfahl.
22. CLARKE HISTORICAL MUSEUM Third and E St. New exhibits on cattle raising, eyeglasses and recent acquisitions join on-going exhibits on Humboldt history, period rooms and Native American culture.
23. STUDIO 424 424 Third St. 2 guest artists; new photographic works by James Reed; musical entertainment.
24. GAIA IMPORTS 426 Third St. Seabury Gould, an eclectic musician performs music of India on bamboo flute and stringed instruments.
25. SHIPWRECK AND YARN 430 Third St. In store photo boothhosted by Kacy Curtis, Forget-Me-Not Photo Spot, (have fun with your friends-8 photos total).
26. THE RITZ TEPANYAKI Corner Third & F St. New works by Suza Lambert.
27, CAFÉ NOONERS 409 Opera Alley Artist Kevin Cunliffe, wild landscape photography.
28. HUMBOLDT BAY KEEPER 211 E St. Artist Ethan Cooper, photography; music by Patrick Cleary, Cat Cosh Kin and Friend.
29. RAMONE’S 209 E St. Photography by Bun Louer Yath and Scott Machan; music with Guitar Stan.
29a. BOOKLEGGER 402 Second St. Enjoy the Art of the Written Word.
30. TRUCHAS GALLERY/LOS BAGELS 403 Second St. Artist Jenifer Sherman. Sherman graduated with a double major in studio art/art education from HSU in 2003. She has worked as an Artist in Residence and a teacher in several different venues with a large and diverse group of students including Zane Middle School, Hoopa Elementary Laurel Tree with K-4th graders, as well as other programs. She currently works for Community School at the Blue Ox Mill.
30a. BELLE STARR 405 Second St. Multi-media artist Meredith Aldrich, abstract acrylics, watercolors of historic homes, and quilt pieces.
30b. NORTH SOLES 417 Second St. Richard Leaman, oils; Frances Kuta, oil on canvas.
30c. REFLECTIONS JEWELRY 417 Second St. Sarah Schuette, photography.
31. HSU FIRST STREET GALLERY 422 First St. ANIMALIA ALUMNA ARTISFABRICUS Erica Botkin, Allison Harrington, Alyse LaVerne, Joshua Martinez, Justin Mitman, Gina Tuzzi, Christopher West, Erin Whitman, and In Memorium Nancy Finch-Halliday.
32. GRAYSTONE JEWELERS 411 First St. Fundraiser for Blue Lake School’s music program. Free barbecue, and raffle for an Alex Sepkus piece; donations welcome.
33. SEA BREEZE CANDY AND TEE’S F St. Plaza Come sample over 50 flavors of salt water taffy.
34. STRICTLY FOR THE BIRDS 123 F St. Group show, “Palette Concepts”, variations on a finch.
34a. HUMBOLDT ACCUPUNCTURE 123 F St., Suite F (upstairs) Asian Art exhibit and open house.
34b. ANDREA RALPH ACCOUNTING 123 F St. (upstairs) Artists Karen and Scott Burgess, “Annual Honeymoons: Photography of Karen and Scott Burgess”. Since they tied the knot, they celebrate each passing year with an annual honeymoon. This show has selected images of those occasions.
35. BELLA BASKETS 412 Second St. Jewelry by Tiffany Brogdon; glass by The Glass Station, Blue Lake; paintings by Glenda Hicks; local photography by Carl Baggett; ceramics by Colinda Gutierrez.
35a. EUREKA FABRICS 420 Second St. Join us for our Grand Opening!
35b. EUREKA BOOKS 426 Second St. North Coast Redwood Book Arts Guild show of artists.
36. SHORELINES GALLERY 434 Second St. Come see our saltwater eco system.
37. MANY HANDS GALLERY 438 Second St. Northern Lao handwoven textiles, woodworking by Phil Haysmer.
38. ALL UNDER HEAVEN 212 F St. Acrylic paintings by Augustus Clark.
38a. TALISMAN BEADS 214 F St.
39. MOON’S PLAY AND LEARN 218 F St.
39a. 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. DISCOVERY MUSEUM Corner of F and Third St. Kids Alive Program Drop off 5:30-8:00; call for reservations 443-9694.
43a. AMERICAN INDIAN ART AND GIFT 233 F St. Artist Stephanie Ferris, Yurok, Indian paintings and pencil etchings (silhouettes).
43b. OLD TOWN ART GALLERY 233 F St. Photography by Don Anton.
44. BON BONIERE 215 F St. Howard Rutherford, oil and watercolors.
45. OLD TOWN COFFEE and CHOCOLATES 211 F St. Artist Jose Munoz, oil on canvas; authentic gutt bucket blues by Buddy Reed.
46. OLD TOWN ANTIQUE LIGHTING Corner of 2nd and F Sts. Artist Hans Spek, landscape oil paintings; music clarinet uet by Wynsome Winds.
47. HOLLYGOLIGHTLY 514 Second St. “”Sunflowers”, paintings of sunflowers by multiple artists.
48. OBERON GRILL 516 Second St. Permanent Display: Photographs of Old Eureka from Historical Society
49. LINEN CLOSET 127 F St. Bed Head Pajama Trunk Show; also Thymes and Caldrea Sampling Night!
50. HURRICANE KATE'S 511 Second St. Linda Sunquist, bold floral expressions in oil.
51. BLISS 527 Second St.. Artists Bob and Donna Sellers, mixed media.
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; Studio 206, Erik Horvath, oil paintings; HR LoBue, photography & Tazam Studio 202; Michelle Murphy-Ferguson.
53. HUMBOLDT CARPET SHOWROOM AT THE GALLERY Second and G St.
53a. SUKI BOUTIQUE 221 Second St. Alexander Hecht, Visionary Art.
53b. PIANTE 620 Second St. “DREAMANDIMAGE”, collaborative works by Richard Duning and Madeline McMurray; “Paper” by Lori Goodman.
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 multiple artists.
57. HAS BEANS 738 Second St. Jana Hollifield, seascapes and skyscapes in acrylic.
58. BIGFOOT COMPUTERS AND PHOTOGRAPHY TOO… 905 Third St. Website Class. Demonstrating simplified web site design, will also be using a large screen television to show various clients websites.
59. ANTIQUES AND GOODIES 1138 Third St. Art by Kathleen Bechler, fiber arts; Diane Slagle, jeweled art and acrylics.
60. LOOKING GLASS RESTAURANT 1436 Second St. Skateboard Griptape art by Dan Caspberry.
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