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Bulletin, Progressive, Record, Reporter
Wednesday, Aug. 10, 2011 13B
ARTS
and ENTERTAINMENT
Contributors sought for Plumas Arts tour
Plumas Arts asks, Are you
an artist with .work to sell,
maybe even a studio? Do you
have a gallery, a lovely, easily
accessible,: art-friendly loca-
tion you would like to share
with artists for a weekend?
Are you one of the lucky own-
ers of a painted quilt on your
Every quilt block tells a story.
"'The pineapple is the universal
symbol of hospitality and I
thought that since we were
part of the hospitality family
of businesses, it would be
perfect for our house and
business. After searching for a
pattern and finding nothing
that I liked, graph paper and
some patience let me design
my own pattern. I named it
the Jungle Pineapple." Ada's
Place, sporting a quilt block
designed by Valerie Nellor,
will be a stop on the Sept. 17
- 18 Plumas Arts Tour. The
Plumas Arts Tour will help tO
tell a story of Plumas County
arts and culture. Photo courtesy
Plumas Arts
ants
Old Town"merch
host Wine Walk Aug. 12
nA~l~S~iwatnOchfebt:r!ai! ~ah20~;h~£aii~i~i~2iii and will be part of their
] special wine promotions for
partnered with the the month of August.
Almanor Chamber of Com- An additional Wine Walk is
merce to sponsor a series of
Second Friday Wine Walks.
The first Wine Walk will take
place Friday, Aug. 12, from
4-7p.m.
Participating businesses
include the Bidwell House
Bed and Breakfast, Books
and Beyond, The Coffee
Station, Giggling Crow, The
Lake Almanor Fly Fishing
Company, Maria's Mexican
Restaurant, Mars Barber-
shop, Pizza' FaetB~y" "~ffd
Trendl Boutique.
Mary Maumoynier, busi-
ness owner and former di-
rector of the chamber, spear-
headed the association of
Old Town businesses coming
together to make the wine
walks happen.
Asked why she took on the
organization of this event,
Maumoynier said, "We
had so much fun with .the
Momboosa Wine Walks we
all wanted to bring that good
time back to the community.
"The event will bring
business to Old Town and
also assist in raising funds
for the work of the chamber,
a win-win all the way."
Tickets for the walk are $10
and will be sold the day of the
event at two locations on
each end of Old Town, one
near Books and Beyond and
the other at The Lake A1-
manor Fly Fishing Company.
Both places will be starting
points to get a wristband,
map and commemorative
wine glass.
Many of the businesses on
the walk will feature Wine
Walk specials and finger
foods.
The Bidwell House will
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wines.
The artists of The Back-
room Gallery will be pouring
wine as they share the works
of art in their new August
show.
Wines at other locations
will be supplied through
Holiday Quality Market
planned for Second Friday,
Sept. 9, and plans are in the
works for the third event in
October, which will be a Beer
Crawl.
For additional information
about these events visit the
calendar at LakeAlmanor
Area.com.
Dinner Buffet
Wednesdays • 5-9pm
All you con eat fresh 283-2320
salad bar and pizza Man-Sun-I larn to IOpm
Plumas Pines Shopping Center, Quincy
TOWN HALL THEATRE
Presents
HARRY POTTER &
THE DEATHLY HALLOWS, PART 2
~Thurs., Aug. 11 - Tues., Aug. 16
Rated PG-13 * 130 rain. ° Fantasy/Adventure
In Part 2 of the epic finale, the
battle between the good and evil forces of the
wizarding world escalates into an all-out war.
The stakes have never been higher and no one is
safe. But it is Harry Potter who may be called
upon to make the ultimate sacrifice as he draws
closer to the climactic showdown with Lord
Voldemort. It all ends here.
WINNIE THE POOH
Thurs., Aug. 18 - Sat., Aug. 20
Rated G ° 70 min. ° Animated Family Film
This is the first big-screen Pooh adventure
in classic, hand-drawn art style from
Disney animation in more than 35 years.
With the charm, wit and whimsy of the
original featurettes, this all-new movie
reunites audiences with the philosophical
"bear of very little brain" and friends
Tigger, Rabbit, Piglet, Kanga, Roo -- and
last, but certainly not least, Eeyore, who
has lost his tail. "Well a tail is either there
or it isn't there," said Pooh. "And yours
isn't ... there." Owl sends the whole gang
on a wild quest to save Christopher Robin
from an imaginary culprit. It tarns out to be
a very busy day for a bear who simply set
out to find some hunny.
COMING: BUI:K
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HALL
THEATRE
Summer Schedule - Now Open Tuesdays!
Shows 7pm nightly
4pm matinee on Sundays
Adults .................. s7,00
Students &
Seniors ................. SG.00
Children ................ s5.00
283-1140 • 469 Main St., Quincy, CA
Visit us at www.quincytownhall.com
business, home or barn? If
you answer yes to any of
these questions, Plumas Arts
invites you to be part of a new
countywide event Sept. 17 - 18
-- the Plumas Arts Tour.
The tbur blends elements of
an artist studio tour with the
painted barn quilt efforts of
many local groups and indi-
viduals. It gives visitors --
and locals looking to explore
home a bit -- a feel for our
communities and the beauty
of our surroundings as they
tour around the Lake A1-
manor Basin, Indian Valley,
Quincy and Eastern Plumas
County. It Will showcase
many impressive, diverse lo-
cal artists and allow people to
experience and support local
arts in a very direct way.
"This is the first year Of
this event," said Roxanne
Valladao, who, with Lori
Davis and Cary Walters, is
coordinating the event at
Plumas Arts. "We began with
a concept and some models
that we are following, but the
event is very much taking on
a life of its own."
A Plumas County Arts,
Tourism and Economic De-
velopment grant will allow
Plumas Arts to work with the
local chambers of commerce
to oversee the event and pay
some promotion and produc-
tion costs.
Plumas Arts will create
a printed color catalog and
map of participating artists,
studios, galleries and Venues
as well as locations of barn
quilts. The catalog will be:
come the event "ticket" that
will be sold for $10 each. There
are also opportunities to
purchase ads in this catalog.
"We felt it was very
important that we kept fees as
low as possible to make it
widely inclusive and accessi-
ble," the coordinators said.
To be included in the tour,
a $25 listing fee for each
artist and venue as well as an
annual Plumas Arts member-
ship of $40 is requested. A $10
fee is requested to map barn
quilt locations..
Plumas Arts is working to
meet a printing deadline of
Aug: 22, so interested parties
+are requested to make contact
as soon as possible. Artist,
venues and quilt location par-
ticipant forms are available
to be downloaded on the
plumasarts.org website.
For more information,
call 283-3402 or email info@
plumasarts.org.
'~= ,-_.- ,/":-, Join us for the 6*h
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Saturday, September l~i'~~~~2V
~__ 9 am - 5 pm =n ~ ~,~¢~'~
~Historic Uptown Susan~lld~,~
Now accepting crafters and food vendors. Applications
available at LC Chamber of Commerce, 75 N. Weatherlow or
Great Basin Antiques, 623 Main St., Susanville. Call Lisa
Bernard for more information 260-6191.
Performance of Dancing in the Dark
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Artist Tim Snider
Milton Merlos
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8:t5 PM
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EXCLUSIVE TICKET OUTLET
Eastern rlumas (;hamber of Commerce, Blairsden.
For credit card ticket sales call (~30) 836 6811
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