St. Rose Neighborhood Update

FACES OF A CENTURY: A Snapshot in Time Pop-Up Exhibit

Opening Reception May 1, 5-7pm

This temporary exhibit is a project  designed to commemorate the 100th Anniversary of the San Francisco 1906 earthquake. Railroad Square celebrated the occasion by inviting 100 community members ages infant to 100 years old to become part of a 100 years of history timeline. Individual photographs were taken by Ed Aiona and Bruce Shippee from The Studio, who volunteered their time and talents to make this exhibit possible. The Gallery will be open to the public daily. Please check with the front desk for drop-in viewing.

Hotel La Rose, 308 Wilson Street

 

MAY DAY CELEBRATION & RECEPTION at Calabi Gallery

May 1, 5-8pm

You are invited to join us at a May Day Celebration in honor of International Workers Day and the pagan joy of spring! We have decided to continue the current Inaugural Group Exhibition – with some notable additions and deletions – through May 31^st 2014. Don’t miss this fun opportunity to view our very first show at our new location in Santa Rosa while enjoying music, refreshments and springtime festivities with friends. Please view our driving directions and parking information, as we are located on a one-way street, accessible from Healdsburg Avenue and exiting onto Mendocino Avenue. Visit our website http://calabigallery.com/contact/ or call us with any questions at (707) 781-7070.

Calabi Gallery, 456 10th Street

 

FIRST FRIDAY AT CORRICK’S
Warren Bellows and Leech Studios

May 2, 5-7pm

Sonoma County Art Trails presents Warren Bellows and Leech Studios Jewelers. On Display from May 1 – June 1, 2014. Join at the reception for music from Nate Lopez, guitarist, and wine from Ancient Oak Cellars featuring its newest releases. Corrick’s, 637 4th Street

 

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