Community Calendar

As a part of the Garden Conservancy Open
Days our Sculpture Garden and Stone carving studio will be open to the public.
We carve in many different types of stone
Granite ,Basalt serpentine and many others
Our sculptures range from table top
To monumental in scale
Many of our pieces combine water with the
Stone to create unique one of a kind water sculptures

Partners Gallery is featuring mixed media paintings by Mina Cohen in June with a series entitled Palimpsest. Palimpsest means something reused or altered but bearing visible traces of its earlier form. This work comes out of desire to revise older works, most of which are very large and break them down into smaller units. Mina has reworked the individual pieces into new works that are unique smaller works.

The work is based on a very large encaustic painting from the late 1970’s, a time that encaustic painting, an ancient painting technique, was having its revival. The underlying original media and color comes through in the new work in a subtle way. Mina’s current interest in texture and pattern gives these new works a three dimensional quality.

The show opens June 12 and continues through July 7.
There is a Second Saturday Meet the Artists June 14, 5-7pm.
Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-5pm.

It’s going to be a hoppy summer thanks to the Kelley House Museum’s new exhibit on Mendocino’s beer brewing heritage. On Tap traces the deep roots and rich stories behind one of Northern California’s most spirited industries—from the small breweries that served the local lumber workers to the craft beer renaissance that put Mendocino on the national brewing map. Kelley House members are invited to an opening reception on Saturday, June 7th, 4:00pm – 5:30pm.

The exhibit showcases the evidence left behind by the 19th century breweries through archival photographs, newspaper clippings, and maps, while spotlighting the people—German immigrants, local entrepreneurs, and counterculture trailblazers—who turned hops and barley into a beverage that has sustained the community for almost two centuries. Well, except for those Prohibition years, but even then the beer makers and consumers could not be thwarted! (You’ll have to visit the exhibit to discover what a “blind pig” was.) Learn how the region’s natural abundance, independent spirit, and love of experimentation gave rise to groundbreaking breweries like the North Coast Brewing Company, one of the pioneer craft beer makers in the United States. Guest Curator: Robert Dominy.

Paint & Paper exhibit at Willits Center for the Arts

The Willits Center for the Arts presents Paint & Paper, with work by oil painter Eva Strauss-Rosen and collage artist Sandy Oppenheimer. This wide ranging exhibit featuring these two highly dedicated artists will open on Saturday June 7 in the WCA galleries. Enjoy world-class art along with tasty nibbles and beverages of your choosing. Check in with your community and see what the galleries have to offer for the month of June.Paint & Paper will be on exhibit through Sunday June 29, with galleries open from 11am to 5pm on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. We await your visit at Willits Center for the Arts, 71 E. Commercial St., in Willits. For further information, please check out our website at willitscenterforthearts.org, email manager@willitscenterforthearts.org or call the Center at 707-459-1726.

There will be both an art and storytelling component to this month-long PRIDE celebration. Information and entry forms are available at the Corner Gallery (201 S State St in Ukiah) or online at www.cornergalleryukiah.com. The First Friday opening celebration is June 6 from 5-8pm with live music by Charlie Seltzer.

Art Center Ukiah will host a PRIDE show for the month of June. The opening celebration is on Friday June 6 from 5-8pm with live music by Charlie Seltzer. Entry forms for art and storytelling submissions are available at the Corner Gallery (201 S State St in Ukiah) or online at the website www.cornergalleryukiah.com.

Partners Gallery is featuring mixed media paintings by Mina Cohen in June with a series entitled Palimpsest. Palimpsest means something reused or altered but bearing visible traces of its earlier form. This work comes out of desire to revise older works, most of which are very large and break them down into smaller units. Mina has reworked the individual pieces into new works that are unique smaller works.

The work is based on a very large encaustic painting from the late 1970’s, a time that encaustic painting, an ancient painting technique, was having its revival. The underlying original media and color comes through in the new work in a subtle way. Mina’s current interest in texture and pattern gives these new works a three dimensional quality.

The show opens June 12 and continues through July 7.
There is a Second Saturday Meet the Artists June 14, 5-7pm.
Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday 11-5pm.

It’s going to be a hoppy summer thanks to the Kelley House Museum’s new exhibit on Mendocino’s beer brewing heritage. On Tap traces the deep roots and rich stories behind one of Northern California’s most spirited industries—from the small breweries that served the local lumber workers to the craft beer renaissance that put Mendocino on the national brewing map. Kelley House members are invited to an opening reception on Saturday, June 7th, 4:00pm – 5:30pm.

The exhibit showcases the evidence left behind by the 19th century breweries through archival photographs, newspaper clippings, and maps, while spotlighting the people—German immigrants, local entrepreneurs, and counterculture trailblazers—who turned hops and barley into a beverage that has sustained the community for almost two centuries. Well, except for those Prohibition years, but even then the beer makers and consumers could not be thwarted! (You’ll have to visit the exhibit to discover what a “blind pig” was.) Learn how the region’s natural abundance, independent spirit, and love of experimentation gave rise to groundbreaking breweries like the North Coast Brewing Company, one of the pioneer craft beer makers in the United States. Guest Curator: Robert Dominy.

Paint & Paper exhibit at Willits Center for the Arts

The Willits Center for the Arts presents Paint & Paper, with work by oil painter Eva Strauss-Rosen and collage artist Sandy Oppenheimer. This wide ranging exhibit featuring these two highly dedicated artists will open on Saturday June 7 in the WCA galleries. Enjoy world-class art along with tasty nibbles and beverages of your choosing. Check in with your community and see what the galleries have to offer for the month of June.Paint & Paper will be on exhibit through Sunday June 29, with galleries open from 11am to 5pm on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays. We await your visit at Willits Center for the Arts, 71 E. Commercial St., in Willits. For further information, please check out our website at willitscenterforthearts.org, email manager@willitscenterforthearts.org or call the Center at 707-459-1726.

There will be both an art and storytelling component to this month-long PRIDE celebration. Information and entry forms are available at the Corner Gallery (201 S State St in Ukiah) or online at www.cornergalleryukiah.com. The First Friday opening celebration is June 6 from 5-8pm with live music by Charlie Seltzer.