December 23rd // Bandemonium does SANTAMONIUM doors 6:30pm 7pm // pay what you can 20 seats available for live audience Call to make reservations through the Sanctuary 707-822-0898. Livestreamed on youtube here and facebook here. VAX cards with IDs required for live audience members by Bandemonium. Masks required. Bandemonium will be presenting a live performance of SANTAmonium as well as
Bob Werthiemer //I have my own tent// on exhibition in the gallery We are delighted to display new works by local artist Bob Werthiemer in the gallery for the month of October. To schedule a viewing, please email info@sanctuaryarcata.org. Artist statement: My name is Bob, and making art is my job. I like to go camping with my brothers and sisters. I
(pictured: Cooper Goldman and stepdaughter Ruby Moon in his workshop) Sanctuary neighbor, Studio Artist, former Artist in residence and beyond Cooper Goldman has been consistently giving focus to his art practices and continues to inspire us with his latest woodworking projects. In his own words: Over the last few months I have been setting up my very own woodworking workshop
Dear Arcatans and Humboldtians, The City of Arcata’s Community Development Department is on the cusp of finishing a Strategic Arts Plan for (2021-2024) with the goals of supporting arts in our community equitably and sustainably. To see the full draft of the Plan click here. For it to be a document that really speaks, the department intends for it to
Sunday Art Market // July 11 – September 12, 2021 // 11:00am-4:00pm Celebrate local makers and vendors at a special Summer market on 8th Street at the Arcata Plaza on Sundays. The Sanctuary hosts a booth with an evolving arrangement of art from several artists. You may find books, prints, ceramics, textiles, and more at our table. We look forward
J St. Regulars Radio Hour // Mon – Fri 7 p.m. Last month for the season, tune in! After over 300 shows starting April 6th 2020, the J Street Regulars Radio Hour will be taking a break! June 18th will be our final show of regular 5 night a week programming. Huuuuuge thank yous to all our collaborators and supporters.
(from James Zeller’s sketch pad) If you read the newsletter you will know that one of my favorite things is collaborating with you on fun creative projects. Last time, I requested that folks take a walk in their neighborhood and send me a sentence about what they saw. The neighborhood walk song was my first
Sanctuary co-founder Carissa Clark held her senior exhibition for California College of the Arts last month. We’re excited by her upcoming return to Arcata, and the continued successes of her social practice. From Carissa: In an evolving residency and participatory exhibition at Dream Farm Commons, an artist-run project space in downtown Oakland, artist Carissa Lillian Clark explored the history of her
Here’s this month’s schedule. See you in cyberspace! J Street Regulars Radio Hour: Monday – Friday 7 to 8 p.m., streamed live from the Sanctuary. Artists give a one hour program to communicate and connect, to send the healing sounds of music, to educate on American music history and celebrate artists of color, and to remain connected with our fans
J Street Regulars Radio Hour airs Monday – Friday 7 to 8 p.m., streamed live from the Sanctuary on Facebook and Youtube. Some highlight from this month include: Tuesday, April 6th – The return of Daniel Nickerson leading Alex Montes de Oca and James Zeller for the first iteration of a long dreamt of project, The Blueberry