Arts! Arcata
(April 9, 2009) Arcata Artisans 883 H St. (13) Wine served to benefit Breast Health Project; Jim Lowry, photographs; Seth Simpson, pottery works; Terri Tinkham, woven works.
Arcata City Hall* 736 F St. (34) Leslie Howabauten, ink and watercolor.
Arcata Exchange 813 H St. (17) Wine served to benefit Arcata House; Michael Van Devender, photographs; music by Humboldt Light Opera Company’s KidCo.
Arcata Main Street Jacoby Storehouse. (67) Wine served to benefit Arcata Main Street; Tony Gonsales, photographs.
Arcata Photo Studios Jacoby Storehouse (60) Wine served; Kevin Cunliffe, landscape and wildlife photographs.
Arcata Playhouse 11th and G sts. (48) Clown. Call 822-1575 or visit www.arcataplayhouse.com for more information.
Bon Boniere 791 8th St. (30) Arcata Arts Institute, tribal self-portratis.
Bubbles 1031 H St. (6) Bluegrass music by Clean Livin’.
Cafe Brio 791 G St. (33) Jazz music by Weather Machine.
CDSS Adoptions Services 749 F St. (71) The Arcata Arts Institute; music by Lonni on harp and flute.
Fire Arts Center 520 South. G St., #A (36) Spring 2nds Sale.
Garden Gate 905 H St. (8) Wine served to benefit The Natural History Museum; Amy Granfield, oil paintings; music by The Striped Pig Stringband.
HSU Student Galleries HSU (40) Foyer Gallery: Lizzy Dostal, paintings and sculptures; Karshner Lounge: Daniel Lofredo, Complications, mixed-media paintings and wall animation; SBS: Annual Teapot Show.
Hunter Plaid Gallery and Studio 550 S. G St. #28 (64) Issac Bluefoot, Ogamago, sound installation; VJ Rhett Bice and Swimming, audio-visual performance.
Libation 761 8th St. (29) Kenton Hirsch, photographs; music by Duncan Burgess.
Mazzotti’s 773 8th St. (68) William Twibell, nature prints.
Missing Link Records 819 J St. (72) Sarah Spears and Mike Mannix, photographs.
Moonrise Herbs 826 G St. (25) Jeff Stanley, local landscape paintings; music by Lisa Sherry.
Natural Selection 708 9th St. (18) Mary Martha, paintings.
New Image Salon Sunny Brae Center (38) Jennifer Varney, color photographs.
North Coast Co-Op 811 I St. (11) John Mulvaney, paper work “cutouts.”
North Soles 853 H St. (15) Arcata Arts Institute Senior Brittany Keyes.
Plaza Design 808 G St. (26) Wine served to benefit Hospices; Andrew Daniels, botanicals and watercolors; music by the Fabulous Blue Jayz.
Prosperity Real Estate 839 9th St. (45) HSU student works curated by HSU intern Humphrey Rincon: Jordan Goodspeed and Matthew Porr, abstract works.
Renata’s Creperie 1030 G St. (10) TBA
Simply Macintosh 837 H St. (16) Music by Morgan Corviday.
Upstairs Art Gallery 1063 G St. (23) Wine served to benefit the Humboldt Wildlife Care Center; group show from Meridian Fine Art with Derek Bond, Michael Harris, Ken Jarvela, Jim McVicker, Theresa Oats, Kathy O’Leary, Leslie Kenneth Price, Stock Schlueter and Peter Zambas.
US Bank* 953 G St. (20) Michael Anderson, photographs.
Willow and Rags 761 8th St. (28) Jeffrey and Iris, montage art.
*These venues are open only during regular business hours.
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theater / 2 p.m. Ferndale Repertory Theatre, 447 Main Street. John Osborne’s sharply funny, fiercely honest exploration of political disillusionment and basic human yearning. Directed by John Heckel. $15/$13 students and seniors. ferndale-rep.org. 800-838-3006.
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