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Special Events
SHHH: It’s a silent art auction to benefit the
American Red Cross, 5:30pm Th 10/11. Free admission. JB
Gale Little Theater, Roseville High School. For more
information, call 782-3753.
NATIVE AMERICAN GATHERING: “Honoring Our Elders to
Ensure Our Future” is the theme of the 16th Annual Native
American Conference and Gathering. The event is three days of
panel discussions and workshops on topics ranging from pending
legislation to storytelling, Th 10/11-Sa 10/13. Free.
CSUS. Call 278-6363 or visit www.csus.edu/nas for info.
BUY A BOOK, WHY DON’TCHA?: The Friends of the Davis
Public Libraries are having a used book sale all weekend long.
In honor of Halloween, there’s a special on mystery novels,
5pm F 10/12; 10am-5pm Sa 10/13; 10am-2pm Su
10/14. Free. Blanchard Room, Davis Public Library, 315
East 14th St, Davis. Call (530) 756-3865 for more info.
HEY COLLEGE BOUND KIDS!: Sacramento City College is
hosting Transfer Days, a two-day fair featuring
representatives from UCs, CSUs and private colleges.
Counselors will be on hand to assist you with such pesky
topics as financial aid and international study, 9am-1pm F
10/12; 10am-2pm Sa 10/13. Sac City Quad, 3835
Freeport Blvd. Call 588-2181 for more information.
DO IT FOR THE KIDS: Support the Archie W. Clifton
Academy, a non-profit community-based school, by attending its
fund-raising dinner. They’ll feed you, play blues and soul
music for you, give you prizes - everything but drive you
home, 6:30-11pm F 10/12. $50. Croatian-American
Cultural Center, 3730 Auburn Blvd. Call 457-5770 for more
info.
ITALIAN OPEN HOUSE: Check out the Italian Cultural
Society at their Columbus Day Open House. The exhibit La
Nostra Storia: The Italian Legacy in the Gold Country will
be on display, 6-10pm F 10/12. Free. Sierra 2, Room 13,
24th St. and 4th Ave. Call ITALY-00 for more information.
ARMENIAN EATS: Satisfy your craving for kufta and
cheese beoreg at the 55th Annual Armenian Food Festival,
11am-8pm Sa 10/13. Greek Orthodox Church, 614 Alhambra
Blvd. Call 443-3633 for more information.
ROCKIN’ UPSTREAM: The American River Salmon Festival is
the hippest party ever centered around a fish. There’ll be
fishing clinics, canoe and kayak tours, salmon barbeque and
music by bands like Akimbo, The Hucklebucks, Odisea and Mercy
Me, 10am-4pm Sa 10/13-Su 10/14. $5 parking at Lake
Natoma and Aerojet. Take the shuttle to various locales. Visit
http://www.salmonfestival.net/ or call
361-8700 for more info.
FAMILY OCTOBERFEST: The Penryn Volunteer
Firefighters are putting on an Octoberfest that everyone can
enjoy. There’s beer, bands and barbeque for the adults and
pumpkin painting, a jumphouse and crafts for the kids,
noon-8pm Sa 10/13. Penryn Post Office, 2205 Rippey Rd,
Penryn. Call 663-3389 for more info.
SERVICE OF REMEMBRANCE: Sacramento PFLAG (Parents,
Families, and Friends of Lesbians and Gays) invites the
community to the 3rd Annual Service of Remembrance, honoring
those who were killed for their sexual orientation. California
State Assemblyman Darrell Steinberg will chair the service,
5pm Su 10/14. Free. Pioneer Congregational Church, 2700
L St. Call 739-1986 for info.
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On
Stage
THE DYING GAUL: A budding playwright is offered
one million dollars to change his gay play into a heterosexual
mainstream production, 8pm F, Sa. $12. Geery Theatre, 2130 L
St. 484-4742. Through October 27.
THE EFFECT OF GAMMA RAYS ON THE MAN-IN-THE-MOON
MARIGOLDS: Three generations of women share a home in this
Pulitzer Prize-winning play, 8pm Th-Sa; 2pm Su. $12.
Celebration Arts Theatre, 4469 D St. 455-2787. Through
November 10.
FIDDLER ON THE ROOF: The classic musical about a
Jewish dairyman who clings to tradition as the world around
him changes, performed with a live orchestra, 8pm F, Sa; 2pm
Su. $11. American River College Theatre, 4700 College Oak Dr.
484-8234. Through October 28.
HAY FEVER: A light British comedy by Noel Coward,
8pm Th-Sa; 2pm Su. $12. Playwright’s Theatre, CSUS. 278-4323.
Through October 21.
THE IMAGINARY INVALID: A hypochondriac tries to get
his daughter to marry a doctor, 7:30pm Th; 8pm F, Sa; 2pm Su.
$12-14. River Stage, Cosumnes River College, 8401 Center Pkwy.
691-7364. Through November 18.
LA TRAVIATA: Shoestring Opera performs Verdi’s
tragic love story set in 19th century France, 3pm Su. $15.
First United Methodist Church, 21st and J St. 739-6949.
Through October 14.
MENTAL MAGIC AND MIND READING SHOW: World class
metalist Bryan Quinn will demonstrate mind to mind contact,
E.S.P. and other “believe it or not” feats, 8pm Th. $10. Geery
Theater, 2130 L St. (888) 646-3737. Through October 25.
MK ULTRA: A man victimized by a government agency’s
secret mind control operations must discover his true identity
and confront his controllers, 8pm Th-Sa. $12. Not recommended
for children under 17. Actors Theatre of Sacramento, 1616 Del
Paso Blvd. (888) 491-1987. Through October 27.
RAVENSCROFT: Inspector Ruffing’s murder
investigation is confused by the conflicting accounts of his
five female suspects, 7:30pm Th-Sa; 2pm Su. $14-16. Delta King
Theatre, 1000 Front St, Old Sacramento. 995-5464. Through
November 17.
THE SHAKESPEARE REVUE: The Royal Shakespeare
Company’s cabaret-style treatment of Shakespeare includes tap
dancing, sequins and satirical sketches, 8pm F, Sa. $27. Main
Theatre, UC Davis. (530) 752-1915. Through October 13.
SHERLOCK HOLMES VS. DRACULA: Renowned detective
Sherlock Holmes hunts the King of Vampires through the streets
of 1897 London in this original musical by the Little Bus
Players, 2pm Sa, Su. $10. Studio Theatre, 1028 R St. 446-2668.
Through October 27.
THUMBELINA: Full-length musical about the tiny
heroine of Hans Christian Anderson’s tale, 7:30pm Th-Sa; 3pm
Su. $12. DeWitt Theatre, 1st and D St, Auburn. (530) 885-0594.
Through October 28.
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Comedy
PUNCH LINE SACRAMENTO: Sue Murphy, Barry
Weintraub and Jim Farrel, 8:30pm Th 10/11, 8:30pm and
10:30pm F 10/12 and Sa 10/13; 8:30pm Su
10/14. $8-12. Tree and Mickey Joseph 8:30pm W 10/17.
$8. 2100 Arden Way, Howe ’Bout Arden Shopping Center. Call
925-8500 or 923-BASS for more info.
LAUGHS UNLIMITED: Rocky Laporte and Moe Betterman,
8pm Th 10/11; 8pm and 10:30pm F 10/12 and Sa
10/13; 8pm Su 10/14. $10-12. Laughs Unlimited
Comedy Showcase, 8pm Tu 10/16. $5. Don Friesen W
10/17. $8. 1207 Front Street, Old Sacramento. Call
446-5905 for info.
FREE HOOCH COMEDY TROUPE: This comedy ensemble lets
loose with crazy improv and outrageous skits every Friday
night at 8pm and 10pm. $5. 18 and over. Fulton Avenue Bar and
Grill, Ramada Inn, 2600 Auburn Blvd. Call 446-6945 for more
information.
MAIN STREET ARENA: Live comedy every Friday at
8:30pm. Call for lineup. $5. 101 Main St, Roseville. Call
767-6246 for more info.
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Kids
& Family
OLD TIME HALLOWEEN: Every weekend between now
and Halloween, Old Sacramento is bursting with spooky fun.
There’s the Waterfront Park pumpkin patch, fortune tellers and
craft activities at the Discovery Museum. Take a ride on the
Spookomotive, departing from the Central Pacific Freight Depot
from 11am-4pm ($6 adults, $3 kids). On Saturday, there’s
mask-making at the Schoolhouse from 10am-2pm. Join the fun,
10am-5pm Sa 10/13 and Su 10/14. Free. Old
Sacramento. Call 558-3912 for more information.
LOOK MOM! IT’S A FLOCK OF HUMANS!: Bring your
binoculars and try to spot the birds of the Sacramento area on
this guided nature walk - if they don’t spot you first, 1:30pm
Sa 10/13. $4 parking fee. Effie Yeaw Nature
Center, 6700 Tarshes Dr, Carmichael. Call 498-4918 for info.
RUMPLESTILTSKIN: Storytime Theater will perform
Rumplestiltskin at 1pm Saturdays and Sundays through
November 4. At 40 minutes, the show is perfect for young
attention spans. Sunday performances will be interpreted in
sign language. $5. The Little Theater, Room A-6,
Sacramento City College, 3835 Freeport Blvd. Call 558-2174 for
more information.
CINDERELLA LOSES HER SHOE: Glass slippers, fairy
godmothers, princes and mean ol’ stepsisters. You think you
know the story, but this version of Cinderella includes
a mischievous court jester, a kid-sized buffet and a special
effects show by Gabby the Garfield Ghost, 1pm Sa
10/13. $13 for lunch and show. Garbeau’s Dinner
Theatre, 12401 Folsom Blvd, Rancho Cordova. Continues
Saturdays through October 27. Call 985-6361 for more
information.
GET RIPARIAN: Take a riverside walk and learn what
makes a riparian habitat, 1:30pm Su 10/14. $4
parking fee. Effie Yeaw Nature Center, 6700 Tarshes Dr,
Carmichael. Call 498-4918 for more information.
“O” IS OUTSTANDING: Your visit to Fairytale Town is
sponsored by the letter “O!” Every Monday in October, if you
show the ticket-taker an object (or a picture of an object)
that starts with the letter “O,” you’ll receive free
admission. So organize your oranges, orangutans, origami and
ostriches and orchestrate an outing to Fairytale Town, 9am-4pm
on Mondays. Adults are $3.50. Fairytale Town, 3901 Land
Park Dr. Call 264-5233 for more information.
PETER PAN TO THE RESCUE: Watch the swashbuckling
adventures of Peter Pan and Wendy Versus the Reading
Pirates as performed by the Tony Borders Puppets, 4pm W
10/17. Free. Southgate Library, 6132 66th Ave. Call
264-2770 for more information.
A-MAIZE-ING MAZE: “The Maize” is a 10- acre
cornfield labyrinth with over 100 decision points. Make all
the right choices and you’ll be out in half an hour. If not,
who knows when you’ll be seen again? The Maize is open Tuesday
through Sunday. $6. Road 102 exit off I-5, Woodland. Call
(530) 666-7194 for more information. Through October 31.
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For
Teens
MEET YOUR FUTURE: More than 100 universities
have been invited to attend Sacramento City College’s All-City
College and University Day. Whether you’re thinking UC, CSU, a
historically black college, an out-of-state independent or
community college in your hometown, there will be workshops
and counselors to help you reach your goal. All high school
juniors and seniors are encouraged to attend, 10am-2pm Sa
10/13. Free. Sacramento City College Quad, 3835 Freeport
Blvd. Call 558-2266 for more information.
CD, BOOK AND POSTER SWAP: Have you outgrown that
Britney Spears CD? Already know how all your books end? Sick
of staring at Blink 182 on your wall? Bring your used CDs,
books and posters to the Club 828 Swap Meet and trade them for
someone else’s treasures. All trades are final. Snacks will be
served, 6:30pm W 10/17. Free. Central Library, 828 I
St. Call 264-2770 for information.
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Film
(Calendar)
SACRAMENTO INTERNATIONAL GAY AND LESBIAN FILM
FESTIVAL: This popular film festival celebrates it’s 10
year anniversary this year. Documentary night is headlined by
Trembling Before G-D, an exploration of what it means
to be gay and Orthodox Jewish, 8pm Th 10/11. Sierra 2
Theatre, 2791 24th St. Then the festival moves to the Crest
for two nights of films and shorts including The Monkey’s
Mask and Big Eden, 8pm F 10/12 and Sa
10/13. 1013 K St. $8 per night. For more information, call
391-3309 or visit http://www.fairyflicks.com/.
EXTRA LARGE N’SYNC: Take 48 minutes of live concert
footage from N’Sync’s No Strings Attached tour, project it at
football field-sized proportions and you’ve got N’Sync
Bigger Than Live. This limited run IMAX film is sure to
have N’Sync fans reaching out to wipe the sweat off Justin
Timberlake’s gargantuan brow, F 10/12-Su 10/21. Check
the filmtimes page for schedule. Esquire IMAX Theatre, K St
Mall. Call 443-4629 for more information.
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Concerts
SAC SESSIONS: This week’s Sac Sessions features
members of Kai Kln, Zoppi and Something of Substance. The
whole evening will be filmed by Access Sacramento, so be sure
to show up looking sharp, 8pm Th 10/11. Free. Cafe
Paris, 24th and K St. Call 442-1557 for more info.
THE KIDS ARE ALRIGHT: Laguna Creek High School
student Krystle Tullos and her friends in the band Out of
Place have organized the 9-11 Relief benefit concert to
support restoration efforts in New York. Performers include
Three Weeks Yesterday, Pyre and Out of Place. Bring your
blankets, chairs and extra money for the raffle, 5-9pm F
10/12. $5 donation to the NY WTC Relief Fund. Amphitheater
at Laguna West. Call 684-8806 for info.
LITTLE SUZI’S BACK: Many a night at the Shire Road
Pub back in the 1980s, Tesla rocked a mean guitar-laden
groove. We may have moved away from big hair and acid wash
jeans to big jeans and acid jazz, but the boys of Tesla are
back to remind us of the way we were. Check out their reunion
tour with Rogue, 7:30pm Sa 10/13. $26.75. Sacramento
Memorial Auditorium. Call 766-2277 for more info.
200 VOICES STRONG: The 200-member Sacramento Choral
Society, accompanied by a full orchestra, will perform
Mozart’s Great Mass in C-Minor, 8pm Sa 10/13.
$10-25. Community Center Theater, 14th and L Sts. Call
264-5181 for more information.
WOMEN’S VOICES: It’s Women’s Singer/
Songwriter Night at the Java Cafe and Brew Pub. The women
include Sage Daily, Rebecca Danielson and Amy Scott, 8pm Sa
10/13. Free. 11755 Fair Oaks Blvd. Call 961-BREW
for more information.
BRING YOUR DRUM: CSUS hosts “The Day of Percussion”
including drumming workshops, a drum circle and a showcase
concert of drum masters, 10am-dusk. Concert at 8pm Sa
10/13. $25 for the day, $8 for the concert only.
Capistrano Hall, CSUS. Call 278-7988 for info.
BAGPIPES FOR CHARITY: The Sacramento Law Enforcement
Chaplaincy, which provides emotional support to law
enforcement workers and their families in times of crisis, is
hosting a celtic music benefit concert. The lineup includes
the Sacramento Pipe Band and the Janet Pattullo Scottish
Highland Dancers, 2pm Su 10/14. $10-12. Crest Theater.
1013 K St. Call 564-3600 for more information.
CESARIA EVORA: If you’ve heard the soulful tones of
this Creole- Portuguese chanteuse, you know why her
performance is not to be missed. If you haven’t, trust us and
go, 8pm M 10/15. $25-29. Freeborn Hall, UC Davis. Call
(530) 752-1915 for more information.
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Sports
& Recreation
BASKETBALL AND VOLLEYBALL FOR ADULTS: The
Orangevale Recreation and Park District hosts an open gym for
drop-in play. All levels are welcome. Basketball for ages 18
and over is every Thursday from 8-10pm. Volleyball for ages 16
and up is every Sunday from 1-3pm. $3. 6826 Hazel Ave,
Orangevale. Call 988-6140 for more information.
SACRAMENTO CROP WALK: This annual walk raises money
for 19 international agencies committed to fighting world
hunger as well as for the Sacramento Food Bank and other local
food closets. Participants can choose between a 6.2 mile walk
through town or a one mile walk around the Capitol.
Registration begins at 12:30pm, Su 10/14. West Steps of
the Capitol. For more information, call 686-1600.
LEARN KARATE: Learn to defend yourself with the
traditional art of Tang Soo Do. The class is on Tuesdays and
Thursdays from 7-9:30pm, beginning Tu 10/16. $40.
Coloma Community Center, 4623 T St. Call 277-6060 for more
info.
CHI IS THE LIFE FORCE: It could be helpful to
cultivate some with this Yoga-Chi class. The class is on
Saturdays from 8-9:15am, beginning Sa 10/13. $35.
Coloma Community Center, 4623 T St. Call 277-6060 for more
information.
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Art
Museums
CALIFORNIA STATE RAILROAD MUSEUM: Cathedrals
of Labor: The Industrial Legacy of the Southern Pacific
Railroad Sacramento Shops pays tribute to the people and
products of largest industrial complex in the Western U.S. in
the late 1800s. Museum hours are daily 10am-5pm. $3 adults.
Children 16 and under are free. 111 I St. 445-7387. Through
March 2002.
CROCKER ART MUSEUM: Altares Nuevos,
Offerings by Contemporary Artists is on display through
November 19. The museum’s permanent collection includes art
spanning from the 15th century to the contemporary from Asia,
North America and Europe. Free museum admission every Sunday
10am-1pm. Museum hours are T, W 10am-5pm; Th 10am-9pm; F-Su
10am-5pm. $5.50 adults, $3 children. 216 O St. 264-5423.
GOLDEN STATE MUSEUM: Orphans of History, an
exhibit based on the family stories of first and second
generation Hmong immigrants in Sacramento. Through December 2.
Three Views of Yosemite, photographs, postcards, maps
and advertising depicting Yosemite through the 19th and 20th
century. Through October 30. Museum hours are Tu-Sa 10am-5pm;
Su noon to 5pm. $5 adults, $3.50 children. 1020 O St.
653-7524.
MCCLELLAN AVIATION MUSEUM: The museum’s collection
includes 30 restored military aircraft and a variety of
aviation-related artifacts. Museum hours 9am-4pm M-Sa;
noon-4pm Su. $3 adults, children under 12 are free. The former
McClellan Air Force Base, 3204 Palm St. 643-3192.
 SACRAMENTO
ROCK AND RADIO MUSEUM: The digital images of Jim Ferry and
40 Years of Rock History in Sacramento and Davis are on
display. Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13, 7-10pm with
live music by Forever Goldrush. Call for gallery hours. 907
20th St. 447-6499.
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Holiday Events
GRAVEYARD TOURS: Hear gruesome stories about
Sacramento’s dead and gone at the Old City Cemetery
Committee’s “Tales of Terror” lantern tour, 7pm F
10/12. $5. 1000 Broadway. Reservations are required. Call
448-0811 for more info.
WALK-IN COFFIN: Volunteers have constructed the
Walk-In Coffin Haunted House to raise money for the
Firefighters Pacific Burn Institute. So put on a brave face
and prepare to be scared out of your wits, 6-11:30pm F
10/12-Sa 10/13; 6-11pm Su 10/14. $8. Country Club
Plaza, enter next to La Bou (La BOO!) on Watt Ave. Call
974-6280 for more info.
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Art
Galleries
Indicates
opening
ARCHAEOART
GALLERY: Photographs of South African cave painting art
and ceremonial African masks. Artists’ reception Saturday,
October 13, 6-9pm. Call for gallery hours. 915 30th St.
341-0713.
THE
ART FOUNDRY GALLERY: Paintings by Gregory Kondos, clay
sculpture by Peter Voulkos and ceramics by Maggie Jimenez and
Trudy Smith. Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13, 6-9pm.
Bronze pouring demonstration at 7:30pm. Gallery hours are Tu-F
11am-6pm; Sa 10am-4pm. 1021 R St. 444-2787. Through November
3.
THE
ARTERY: Wrap Artists, scarves by Lucy Della Rosa,
Mayumi Keilman, Sharon McCallum and Vicki Plutchok. Artists’
reception Friday, October 12, 7:30-9:30pm. Gallery hours are
M-Th, Sa 10am-6pm; F 10am-9pm; Su noon-5pm. 207 G St, Davis.
(530) 758-8330. Through November 6.
ARTISTS’
CONTEMPORARY GALLERY: Twilight of the Blue Oak
Dominion, paintings by Christopher Newhard. Artist’s
reception Saturday, October 13, 6-8pm. Gallery hours are Tu-Sa
11am-4pm. 1200 K St. 446-3694. Through October 31.
B
SAKATA GARO: Paintings, Sculpture and Ceramics by
Richard and Martha Shaw. Artists’ reception Saturday, October
13, 6-9pm. Gallery hours are Tu-Sa noon-6pm. 923 20th St.
447-4276. Through November 3.
BARTON
GALLERY: Sacramento Women, photographs by Cari
LaZansky and All Dressed Up, paintings by Paula Wenzl.
Artists’ reception Saturday October 13, 6-9pm. Gallery hours
are W-Sa noon-6pm. 1723 I St. 443-4025. Through November 7.
BLOOMING
ART: A Tribute to Frida Kahlo, mixed media
assemblage by Rhett. Artist’s reception Saturday, October 13,
6-9pm. Gallery hours are M-F 9:30am-5:30pm; Sa 10am-4pm. 1901
Capitol Ave. 442-3800. Through October 31.
CAPITOL CENTER GALLERY: Self-Portraits in NY,
large format paintings by Mel Smothers. Gallery hours are M-Sa
10am-5pm. One Capitol Center, 3100 Zinfandel Dr, Rancho
Cordova. 638-0242. Through December.
CENTER
FOR CONTEMPORARY ART: Recycled Art 2, mixed media
recycled art by California artists. Artists’ reception
Saturday, October 13, 6:30-8:30pm. Gallery hours are Su
noon-4pm. 1516 Del Paso Blvd. 927-2278. Through October 27.
CHROMA
GALLERY: The Turning of the Year, works by the
Chroma artists. Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13,
4-9pm. Gallery hours are W-Su noon-5pm. 10030 Fair Oaks Blvd.
966-6020. Through November 4.
CITY GALLERY: The Red Cape of Storms, a
multi-media display of a Mayan fable. Gallery hours M-F
7am-3:30pm. Davis City Hall, 23 Russell Blvd, Davis. (530)
757-5626. Through October.
COUNTRY OAKS: The Inner Journey: The Lyrical
Expression of Life, works by Cath Posehn. Gallery hours
are M-F 5am-10:30pm; Sa, Su 7am-9pm. 1341 East Gum Ave,
Woodland. (530) 666-2444.
CRAFT CENTER GALLERY: Ceramics by Mark Jaeger.
Gallery hours M-Th noon-10pm; F noon-7pm; Sa, Su 10am-6pm.
Silo Building, UCD campus. (530) 756-1123. Through November 2.
DARKROOM GALLERY: Making Contact, contact
prints by Stephan E. J. Nieslony. Gallery hours are M-Th
10am-10pm; F, Sa 10am-6pm. 708 57th St, Sacramento. 454-4906.
Through November 15.
DESIGN
MUSEUM: The Ghost and the Beauty Queen: Festivals of
Northeast Thailand, costumes, masks, photographs and video
exhibit. Artists’ reception Sunday, October 14, 2-4pm. Gallery
hours are M-F noon-5pm; Su 2pm-4pm. UC Davis Dept. of
Environmental Design. (530) 752-6223. Through November 16.
SOLOMON
DUBNICK GALLERY: Oil paintings by Jian Wang. Artist’s
reception Saturday, October 13, 6-9pm. Gallery hours are Tu-Sa
11am-6pm or by appointment. 2131 Northrop Ave. 920-4547.
Through November 3.
ENCINA ART GALLERY: Homecoming: The Alumni
Show, works by graduates of Encina High School. Gallery
hours are M-F 8am-2pm. Encina High School, 1400 Bell Gallery.
971-5881. Through November 2.
ESPRESSO ROMA: The Inner Journey: An
Allegory for the Human Experience, works by Cath Posehn.
Gallery hours are M-F 7am-6pm; Sa 8am-6pm; Su 8am-2pm. 223
Third St, Davis. (530) 756-4444. Through November 3.
EXCENTRIQUE:
In My Freak Show, mixed-media paintings and
sculptures by Gale Hart. Artist’s reception Saturday, October
13, 6-9pm. Gallery hours are Th, F noon-4pm. 1409 R St.
446-1786. Through November 2.
EXPLODING
HEAD GALLERY: Sculpture by Kurt Ernest Steger.
Artist’s reception Saturday, October 13, 5-8pm. Call for
gallery hours. 924 12th St. 442-8424. Through October 27.
FAIR
OAKS VILLAGE GALLERY: From Russia to the Russian
River, 10th annual local and international exhibit.
Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13. Gallery hours are
W-Sa 11am-5pm. 10219 Fair Oaks Blvd, Fair Oaks. 966-4322.
Through November 6.
FIDO
GALLERY: Works by Manuel Segovia. Artist’s reception
Saturday, October 13, 6-10pm with music by Scott Skibba. 616
13th St.
FLOWER
CONCEPTS: New works in oil by Lisa Chou. Artists’
reception Saturday, October 13, 6-9pm. Call for gallery hours.
2220 J St. (800) 260-0990. Through November.
ELLIOTT
FOUTS GALLERY: New work by Matt Bult and Jane Goldman.
Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13, 6-9pm. Gallery hours
are Tu-F 11am-6pm; Sa 11am-5pm. 4120 Douglas Blvd, #305,
Granite Bay. 797-7270. Through November 3.
GALLERY
AT THE LINCOLN ARTS AND CULTURE FOUNDATION: Mask
Show, modern masks by American artists. Artists’
reception Friday, October 12, 7-9pm. Gallery hours are Tu-Sa
10am-2pm. 540 F St, Lincoln. 645-9713. Through October 26.
GALLERY
HORSE COW: Some Art from Burning Man,
artwork, video, photography, and music celebrating the
festival. Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13, 7-10pm.
Call for gallery hours. 1409 Del Paso Blvd. 922-9142.
GALLERY W: Azulear, new works by
Claudia Alvarez. Gallery hours are Sa 6:30-9pm and Su
11am-1pm. 9933 Business Park Dr. 364-1111. Through October 21.
GREGORY’S: The Inner Journey: The Essence of What
It Is To Be Alive, works by Cath Posehn. Gallery hours are
M-Sa 7am-3pm; Su 8am-2pm. 722 A Main St, Woodland. (530)
668-4009.
JGLENN GALLERY: Recent Work, drawings,
etchings and block prints by Fernando Reyes. Gallery hours are
Tu-Sa 10am-6pm. 603 4th St, Davis. (530) 757-2292. Through
November 3.
JOE’S
STYLE SHOP: Works by Shaun Turner. Artist’s reception
Saturday, October 13, 7pm. 920 J St. Through November 9.
JAMES KANEKO GALLERY: Gary Pruner: Early Works
1960-1966. Gallery hours are M-Th noon-4pm, F 11:30am-1pm.
American River College, 4700 College Oak, #503. 484-8399.
Through November 16.
GREGORY KONDOS GALLERY: A painted installation by
Josh Kretzman. Gallery hours are M-F 10am-4pm; Tu, W 6-8pm.
Fischbacher Fine Arts Building, Sacramento City College, 3835
Freeport Blvd. 558-2210. Through October 19.
LA RAZA GALLERIA POSADA: Print, Nicho, Painting
and Altar Exhibit. Gallery hours are W-F 11am-5:30pm; Sa
11am-4pm. 704 O St. 446-5133. Through November 10.
MEMORIAL UNION ART GALLERY: Nature Takes a Turn,
sculpture by the American Association of Woodturners. Gallery
hours are M-F 9am-5pm. Memorial Union, UC Davis. (530)
752-2885. Through November 2.
MIDTOWN
FRAMING AND GALLERY: Frost on the Pumpkin, works by
KC Moore, Susan Barnes and Tom Moinet . Artists’ reception
Saturday, October 13, 6-9pm. Call for gallery hours. 2504 J
St. 447-7558. Through November 9.
MUMS RESTAURANT: Watercolors by Doris Brown, Geri
Hall, Marianne Crawford, Phyllis Kress and Marilyn Van Roekel.
Call for gallery hours. 2968 Freeport Blvd. 923-2656. Through
November 30.
JOHN
NATSOULAS GALLERY: A Retrospective, paintings by
David Hollowell; Form and Figures: 1960-2001, nudes by
Ann Hogles and Pastels on Paper by Donald Palmgren.
Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13, 7-9pm. Gallery hours
are W-Th 11am-5pm; F 11am-10pm; Sa, Su noon-5pm. 521 First St,
Davis. (530) 756-3938. Through November 4.
THE
NATURE CONSERVANCY: The Nature Conservancy’s Cosumnes
River Preserve in Photography. Artists’ reception
Saturday, October 13, 5-8pm. Call for gallery hours. 2015 J
St, Ste. 103. 449-2850.
9.1.1
GALLERY: Of Vision and Vesture, landscapes by
Patris. Artist’s reception Saturday, October 13, 6-9:30pm and
Sunday, October 14, 2-6pm. Gallery hours are by appointment.
911 20th St. 456-7559. Through October 31.
927
20th STREET: Recent works by Andy Cunningham. Artist’s
reception Saturday, October 13, 6-9pm. Gallery hours are by
appointment. 927 20th St. 457-6359. Through October 31.
1001
DEL PASO WORKS: The Men’s Sacred Tarot Series,
paintings by Penelope E. Clement. Artist’s reception Saturday,
October 13, 7-10pm. Call for gallery hours. 1001 Del Paso
Blvd. 967-1197.
PACIFIC
WESTERN TRADERS: 30th Anniversary Group Show and
Days of the Dead Exhibit. Artists’ reception Saturday,
October 13, 6-9pm. Gallery hours are W-Sa 10am-5pm. 305 Wool
St, Folsom. 985-3851. Through November 4.
RIDLEY ART GALLERY: Ten Years of Photography
by Keith Sutter. Gallery hours are M, W, Th 10am-4pm; Tu
10am-8pm. Sierra College, 5000 Rocklin Rd. 789-2873. Through
October 25.
RIVER ROAD ART GALLERY: Abstract oil paintings by
Greg Dugan. Gallery hours are F-Su 11am-5pm. Main Street,
Locke. 776-1132. Through November 4.
SACRAMENTO
FINE ARTS CENTER: Bold Expressions, the 46th Annual
Northern California Arts Exhibition. Artists’ reception
Saturday, October 13, 6:30-9pm. Gallery hours are Tu-Sa
11am-3pm; Su 1-5pm. 5330 B Gibbons Dr, Carmichael. 971-3713.
Through October 22.
SACRAMENTOART.COM:
Honoring Our Nation. Artists’ reception Saturday,
October 13, 3-7pm. Call for gallery hours. Radcliffe Academy,
9271 Elk Grove Blvd. 685-1312.
750
GALLERY: 4 Seasons, recent paintings by Birgitta
McCarthy and ceramics by Larry Love. Artists’ reception
Saturday, October 13, 6-9pm. Gallery hours are F-Sa noon-3pm.
719 1/2 J St. 446-7410. Through November 3.
STUDIO
C: New works by Paige Labrie and Salvatore Victor.
Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13, 6:30-9:30pm.
Call for gallery hours. 2508 J St. behind Art Ellis.
499-7174.
TASHA’S:
Homespun angora designs by Sharon Cahn. Artists’ reception
Saturday, October 13, 6-8pm with angora weaving
demonstration. Call for gallery hours. 1005 22nd St.
444-5159. Through October.
TRUMAN
CAPOTE MEMORIAL GALLERY: Recent sculpture by
Richard Haley. Artists’ reception Saturday, October 13,
7pm. Call for gallery hours. 1008 24th St. inside the
Book Collector.
VALLEJO’S TAQUERIA AND CANTINA: Sabor Latino,
original oils by Gustavo Reynoso. Call for gallery hours. 1100
O St. 498-1744. Through November 30.
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