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 31st 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 FRIDAYS 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 

THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE

Opens May 2, 8pm

Based on the popular movie starring Julie Andrews and Mary Tyler Moore, the stage version includes a full score of new songs and bright dance numbers. Taking place in New York City in 1922, Thoroughly Modern Millie tells the story of young Millie Dillmount who has just moved to the city in search of a new life for herself. It's a New York full of intrigue and jazz - a time when women were entering the workforce and the rules of love and social behavior were changing forever. Directed by Craig A. Miller. Click HERE for show times and tickets.

6th Street Playhouse, 52 W. 6th Street

13 BELLS OF BOGLEWOOD

May 3, 4, 10 & 11

Written by: Max Bush ~ Directed by: Amy Lovato. Affordable Family Entertainment! Saturdays: May 3 and May 10 (1:00 pm and 3:30 pm) AND Sundays: May 4 and May 11 (1:30 pm and 4:00 pm). Arrive half an hour early for great pre-show entertainment! Tickets: Available at the door one hour before curtain time or online HERE.

Lincoln Arts Center within Kid Street Learning Center, 709 Davis Street

CLOSING CEREMONY FOR CAMELLIA HAS FALLEN

May 4, 4-6pm

Join the Museum for the closing reception of Camellia Has Fallen: Contemporary Korean Artists Reflect on the Jeju Uprising. Come and enjoy wine, food, live music by a Korean student ensemble, and a short performance by Shaman Dohee Lee. Free for Museum members/$10 general.

Sonoma County Museum, 425 7th Street

TERESA TUDRY PLUS IRA MARLOWE: Showcase Concert Series

May 4, 7PM

As comfortable with humor as with harmony, Teresa Tudury and Ira Marlow are both stellar solo performers whose original songs are lightly crafted gems of wry observation and hilariously spot-on wordcraft. Described (by L.A. Weekly) as "a cross between Bette Midler and Bonnie Raitt, Tudury has sultry voice and smooth, bluesy way with a guitar, and fast-rising Marlowe has been compared to a young Tom Waits. This intimate concert brings you up close and personal with two of the Bay Area's finest songwriting performers. . . And yes . . . there will be pie. $15 in advance/$18 at the door. Purchase tickets HERE.

The Glaser Center, 547 Mendocino Avenue