Bothwell Arts Center presents: From Cowgirl art to Country Western, Fingerpicking to storytelling, experience multiple forms of the arts at Art Happens in June in Downtown Livermore on June 13th, from 6-9pm. Art Happens is a monthly event where art studios, exhibition sites and downtown businesses host their own cultural art events and invite the public. Most events are free.
Featured this month is a create-your-own collage class at Figurehead Gallery with exhibiting artist Angela Johal, who will discuss collage techniques, materials, and assist you in the process. This 7-8:30 workshop is free and materials are provided.
Storied Nights, the second in a series of Spoken Word events at Peet's Coffee, begins at 7:30 and features some of the valley's finest prose writers and storytellers; ABC Music Source & Academy offers a fingerpicking demonstration with Steve Krietzer; and Winemaker's Pour House offers a double whammy: Produce your own art with Brushstrokes and Wine Notes, or sit in for some open mic cowboy poetry hosted by past Livermore Poet Laureate Connie Post.
The Downtown Art Studios hold Open Studios, a country performance with Singer/Songwriter Michael McNevin and Pat McClellan as well as a Cowgirl Art Exhibition by Kathleen Hill from 6-7:30; Artistic Edge at Blacksmith Square hosts an Art of Music event, and award-winning photographers Jennie and Chuck McGregor exhibit "Local Livermore Color" at Panama Red Coffee Company from 6-7:00, followed by Open Mic Music.
Art Happens is coordinated by the Bothwell Arts Center with support by Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, a not-for-profit corporation.
DATE/TIME:
Thursday, June 13
6:00pm-9:00pm
LOCATION:
Bothwell Arts Center's Downtown Art Studios
62 So. L Street
Livermore, CA, 94550
925-447-2787
COST/REGISTRATION:
Free
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MORE INFO:
Website: http://www.bothwellartscenter.org
Email: info@bothwellartscenter.org
Phone: 925-447-2787
Contact: Linda Ryan, Manager
About Bothwell Arts Center:
Dedicated to assisting visual artists, performing artists, teachers and students of cultural arts by providing affordable rental working, teaching, event and production space, as well as producing ArtWalk. We are a project of the Livermore Valley Performing Arts Center, a not-for-profit corporation, and have 2 sites - our main arts center, and our downtown studios with working space for artists.
