First Saturday Night Arts Alive!

arts alive! / By North Coast Journal Staff

58. COCO AND CUVEE 531 3rd St. Amber Billings, photographs.

59. DISCOVERY MUSEUM 3rd and F sts. Kids’ Alive, call for reservations. 442-9694.

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

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

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