First Saturday Night Arts Alive!
Saturday, Oct. 4, 6-9 p.m.
(Oct. 2, 2008) Presented by US Bank and Eureka Main Street. Opening receptions for artists, exhibits and/or performances are held the first Saturday of each month. Phone 707-442-9054, for more information or to have an exhibit/performance included.
1. WORLD CUP 1626 F St. Robert Daugherty, black and white photographs; Burt Severy, sculpture art.
1a. F STREET CAFÉ 1630 F St. Jim McVicker, prints; Jeff Davis, photographs; Mike Stengl, watercolors.
2. THEINK PEOPLE CENTER FOR THE ARTS 411 12th St. Mask-I-Bition, juried show.
3. HUMBOLDT ARTS COUNCILat Morris Graves Museum of Art 636 F St. Performance Rotunda; swing music byMagnolia; William Thonson Gallery: Junque Arte Competition and Exhibition, selections made from 100% recycled materials; Homer Balabanis Gallery: selections from Morris Graves from the Humboldt Art Council Permanent Collection; Fermin Aguayo, paintings; Youth Gallery: Lida Penkova, paintings; Knight Gallery: Dreamworks artists, An Animator’s Avocation; Anderson Gallery: Selections from the Jacob and Gertrude Reicher Estate, Living with Art, from 1966 HAC fundraiser; Hobart Brown, Melvin Schuler, Floyd Bettiga, Curtis Otto, William Gropper, Kathe Kollwitz and Morris Graves; Annex Gallery: Claire Iris Schencke; Floyd Bettiga Gallery: landscapes selections from the Humboldt Arts Council Permanent Collection; Art in Motion Old Town and Downtown: one-of-a-kind artist mannequins on display in businesses. (Get a walking brochure from HAC.)
4. RYAN FRAY INSURANCE 537 7th and G sts. Representational Art League: Mary Anderson, Julia Bednar, Pat Cahill, Marj Early, Elsie Mendes, Michelle Murphy-Ferguson, Dolores Polm, Camille Regli, Yevonne Reynolds, Sara Starr, Susan Strope and Dolores Terry.
5. EUREKA CONCERT AND FILM CENTER 612 F St. 2nd Annual Play-in-a-Day 10 Minute Play Festival, plays that have been written, rehearsed and produced within 24 hours start at 7 p.m.
6. EUREKA OLD GLASS HOUSE AND ANTIQUES 604 F St. Eureka Soap Factory’s Gala, artistic designer soaps; live music.
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