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FRAUDVILLE Florence continues its annual lip-sync challenge Feb. 9, 2019
SEAcoast presents Nicole Henry on Valentine’s Day
Coos Art Museum continues exhibits through February
Florence Center Stage — February Edition inside
FRAUDVILLE Saturday, February 9, 2019
5-9 p.m.
FLORENCE EVENTS CENTER
GAMES FOOD E N I W , R BEE ODA &S
Annual Lip-Sync Contest includes bands from
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Call 541-590-3508 for VIP Tickets $50 - assigned seating & special prizes
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FRAUDVILLE'S LIP-SYNC PERFORMANCES COME TO THE FEC
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he Boys and Girls Club of Western Lane County will hold the ninth annual Fraudville fundraiser on Saturday, Feb. 9, from 5 to 9 p.m. at Florence Events Center, 715 Quince St. Guests will be entertained with food, drink and lip-sync performances by bands sponsored and performed by community groups. In addition, there will be both live and silent auctions, interactive games and the legendary Fraudville songand-dance routines. These lip-sync performances take on pop songs, classic rock, crowd favorites and more — such as last year’s hilarious “Lunch Lady Land” (based on the classic Adam Sandler and Chris Farley sketch on Saturday Night Live). Performances will be rated by a panel of judges
and popular vote, with all proceeds going to support Florence’s local Boys and Girls Club. Lip sync competitors are from local businesses and organizations that want to support the Boys and Girls Club and have some fun at the same
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1. 1285 RESTOBAR 1285 Bay Street Florence, OR (541) 902-8338 www.1285restobar.com
4. INTERNATIONAL C-FOOD MARKET 1498 Bay Street Old Town Florence (541) 997-9646
2. A&W FAMILY RESTAURANT 17th & Hwy. 101 Florence, OR (541) 997-8124
5. The Grill & Lounge a t Sandpines 1201 35th Street at Kingwood, Florence Highway 101 01 & 35 St. 541-997-4623 23
6. Bridgewater Fish House and Zebra Bar 1297 Bay Street Old Town Florence 541-997-1133 bridgewaterfishhouse.com
3. SURFSIDE RESTAURANT AT DRIFTWOOD SHORES RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTER 88416 1st Avenue Florence, OR (541) 997-8263 1-800-422-5091
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A. DRIFTWOOD SHORES RESORT & CONFERENCE CENTER 88416 1ST AVENUE FLORENCE, OR. 541-997-8263 1-800-422-5091 B. OLD TOWN INN 170 HWY. 101 FLORENCE, OR 800 587-5879 www.old-town-inn.com
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time. Their performances are judged by a panel of “celebrity” judges who determine the best act — whether from their actual performances or based on the amount of bribing going on. This year’s auction items include a condo in Hawaii for a week, Oregon Ducks season football tickets, a party boat on the Siltcoos River for July fireworks, a Brewery Bus Tour for 12 and much more. Tickets are $30 and available by calling 541-590-3508 or going to Florence Banner Bank, Coast Insurance Services or Boys and Girls Club. VIP tickets are also available for $50, which includes special reserved seating and special prizes. For more information on Boys and Girls Club of Western Lane County, visit www.bgcwlc.org.
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WALDPORT/YACHATS FRIDAYS
Musical Circle Acoustic Jam 3 p.m. Open to public to play or listen or sing Waldport Community Center, 265 NW Hemlock
SATURDAYS THROUGH MARCH 23
Cape Perpetua Speaker Series Free educational presentations and events Cape Perpetua Visitor Center facebook.com/capeperpetuamarinereserve/
FEB. 7
Yachats Big Band Dance Night 7 p.m. $5 admission Yachats Commons yachatsbigband.com
FEB. 9
Oregon Coast Honey Lovers Festival 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; $5 admission Yachats Commons www.yachats.org/event/oregon-coasthoney-lovers-festival-4/ Waldport High School Booster Fundraiser Auction and Dinner 5 to 7 p.m. $10 per person Waldport Moose Lodge Donnie MacFarlane at Luna 5:30 to 8 p.m.; Open to public Luna Sea Fish House, 153 Highway 101 in Yachats Honey Hoe Down 6 to 9 p.m. Tickets required Yachats Commons Pavilion www.yachats.org/event/oregon-coasthoney-lovers-festival-4/
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$10 per couple Siuslaw Public Library Little Log Church, 328 West 3rd St. in FEB. 8 Yachats RSVP to Events Coordinator Mary Crook, The Saultry Trio at Three Rivers 7 to 11 p.m.; 21+ 541-547-4547 Blue Bills Sports Bar at Three Rivers
FEB. 15
Dr. Mr. Live at Luna Featuring Donnie MacFarlane & Richard Robitaille 5:30 to 8 p.m. Open to public Luna Sea Fish House, 153 Highway 101 in Yachats
FEB. 17
Open Mic Night 7 to 9 p.m. Open to public Green Salmon Coffee House
FEB. 21
Dr. Mr. Live at Luna Featuring Donnie MacFarlane & Richard Robitaille 5:30 to 8 p.m. Open to public Luna Sea Fish House, 153 Highway 101 in Yachats
FEB. 22
Risky Business — 80’s Unplugged 5:30 to 8 p.m. Open to public Luna Sea Fish House, 153 Highway 101 in Yachats
FLORENCE FEB. 1
Giaridinelli Hot Club at Three Rivers 7 to 11 p.m.; 21+ Blue Bills Sports Bar at Three Rivers Casino Resort
FEB. 2
Florence Crab Crack 4 to 7 p.m. Tickets required www.florencefoodshare.org Florence Events Center Dusty Herd at Travelers Cove 6 to 9 p.m. Open to public Travelers Cove Gourmet Cafe & Import Shop, 1362 Bay St.
Knights of Columbus Breakfast 8:30 a.m. to noon Donations benefit and support local Giaridinelli Hot Club at Three Rivers community charities Saint Anthony’s Catholic Church, 685 NE 7 to 11 p.m.; 21+ Blue Bills Sports Bar at Three Rivers Broadway St.
FEB. 14
The Little Log Church Vow Renewal Ceremony
FEB. 3
Living Voices: “Hear My Voice” 1 p.m.; Open to public
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FEB. 9
2nd Saturday Gallery Tour 3 to 5 p.m.; Open to public Various locations around Florence 2ndSaturdayGalleryTour.com Love Show on the Central Coast 3 to 5 p.m. Open to public Serene Abundance Studio, 1525 12th St., Suite 8
All proceeds go to support the Cancer Bus 11:30 a.m. $15 for tickets, including lunch Florence Elks Lodge #1858, 1686 12th St. Call 541-997-8205 or 541-991-3209 Military Heritage Day: “Oregon’s Connection to the Civil War” Hosted by Oregon Coast Military Museum 2 to 4 p.m. Open to public Florence Municipal Airport,
REEDSPORT/ WINCHESTER BAY
9th Annual Fraudville Lip-Sync Contest Fundraiser for Boys & Girls Club of Western Lane County 6 p.m. $30 tickets Florence Events Center; 541-590-3508
Clay, Play and Sip Class 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Tickets required; 541-271-2485 Mindpower Gallery, 417 Fir Ave.
The Saultry Trio at Three Rivers 7 to 11 p.m.; 21+ Blue Bills Sports Bar at Three Rivers
Art and Wine Tasting Night 5 to 7 p.m.; Open to public Mindpower Gallery, 417 Fir Ave.
FEB. 14
Paint and Sip at Driftwood Shores With Eprstudios 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Admission required; 21+ Driftwood Shores Resort and Conference Center, 88416 1st Ave. SEACoast presents Nicole Henry 7 p.m. Tickets required, www.eventcenter.org Florence Events Center
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FEB. 23
Paint and Sip Class with Karylynn Keppol 5:15 to 8:30 p.m. Tickets required; 541-271-2485 Mindpower Gallery, 417 Fir Ave
NORTH BEND/COOS BAY/ CHARLESTON EVERY MONDAY
South Coast Folk Society Presents FEB. 16 Traditional Dance Nyah’s “Empty Spaces” Single Release 7 p.m.; Open to public to learn Party No partner needed 4:30 to 8 p.m.; Open to public North Bend Housing Authority, 1700 Florence Events Center Monroe Ave. 541-404-8257 Florence Newcomers’ Dinner MONDAYS AND WEDNESDAYS Every third Tuesday Dance & Sweat Class 5 to 8 p.m. 6 to 7 p.m. No host dinner open to newcomers, Open to public; first class free community members SharkBite’s Theatre, 226 S. Broadway, Homegrown Public House Coos Bay RSVP to Graham Ross 541-590-3944
FEB. 22
Wallflowers and Wine 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Admission required Florence Events Center
FEB. 23
“Fun & Games” Van Fans Fundraiser
TUESDAYS
Country Dance Nights With Pat Mitchell & DJ Big E 6:30 p.m. First class free; open to public SharkBite’s Theatre, 226 S. Broadway
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Backstreet Gallery, 1421 Bay St., 541997-8980, backstreetgallery.org BeauxArts Fine Art Materials & Gallery, 2285 Highway 101, 541-991-8213, beauxartsfineart.com Blue Heron Gallery, 1385 Bay St., 541997-7993, oregoncoastgalleries.net Digital Dunes Photo Gallery & Studio, 1725 Kingwood St., 541-902-8748, digitaldunesphoto.com Florence Area Chamber of Commerce Visitor’s Center, 290 Highway 101, 541997-3128, florencechamber.com Florence Events Center, 715 Quince St., 541-997-1994, eventcenter.org Florence Regional Arts Alliance Art Center, 120 Maple St., 541-997-4435, fraaoregon.org Gallery Above the Silver Lining Boutique, 2217 Highway 101, 541-9972440, silverliningboutique.com Heffy’s Gallery, 1856 37th St., 321-590-0158
The Hideaway Gallery, 1254 Bay St., 541999-7468 Of Land & Sea Gallery, 1383 Bay St., 541997-1904, oregoncoastgalleries.net Oregon Coast Military Museum, 2145 Kingwood St., 541-902-5160, oregoncoast militarymuseum.com Oregon Pacific Bank, 1355 Highway 101, 541-997-7121 Pacific Frameworks, 2420 Highway 101, 541-997-1138 The River Gallery, 1335 Bay St., 541-9022505, therivergallery.org Rodger Bennett Photography, 228A Harbor St., 541-991-0777, photobyrodger.com Serene Abundance Studio,1225 12th St., arttherapy.sereneabundancemagic.com The Studios at Jayne Smoley Design, 1458 First St., jaynesmoleydesign.com Siuslaw Pioneer Museum, 278 Maple St., 541-997-7884, siuslawpioneermuseum. com Siuslaw Public Library, 1460 Ninth St., 541-997-3132, siuslawlibrary.info Wind Drift Gallery, 1395 Bay St., 541-9979182, oregoncoastgalleries.net
GARDINER/REEDSPORT
Mindpower Gallery, 417 Fir Ave., 541271-2485, mindpowergallery.weebly. com Myrtlewood Gallery, 1125 Highway 101,
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NORTH BEND/COOS BAY
Albino Crow Gallery, 2036 Sherman Ave, 541-756-2393, albinocrowgallery.com/ Art of Life, 245 S. 2nd St., 541-808-2261, www.facebook.com/ArtofLifeCoosBay/ Artist Loft Gallery, 367 Anderson Ave., 541-756-4088, www.theartistloftgallery. com Coos Art Museum, 235 Anderson Ave., 541-267-3901, coosart.org Coos Bay Boat Building Center, 100 Newmark Ave., 541-808-2211, coosbayboats.org Coos Bay Public Library, 525 Anderson Ave., 541-269-1101, coosbaylibrary.org Coos History Museum, 1210 N. Front St., 541-756-6320, cooshistory.org Gallery By The Bay, 100 Union Ave, 541751-1633 Marshfield Sun Printing Museum, 1049 N. Front St., 541-269-0215, marshfieldsunprintingmuseum.org North Bend Public Library, 1800 Sherman Ave., 541-756-0400,
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BANDON/COQUILLE
Art by the Sea Gallery & Studio, 145 Fillmore Ave. SE., 541-347-5355, artbytheseagalleryandstudio.com Bandon Glass Art Studio, 240 Highway 101, 541-347-4723, bandonglassart.com Bandon Historical Society Museum, 270 Fillmore Ave., 541-347-2164, bandon historicalmuseum.org Bandon Public Library, 1204 11th St., 541-347-3221 Coquille Valley Art Center, 10144 Highway 42, 541-396-3294 Coquille Valley Museum, 153 N. Central, 541-824-0076, coquillevalleymuseum. com Harbortown Events Center, 325 Second St., 541-329-0112, bandoncoastgo.com RiverSide Studio & Gallery, 346 Riverside Dr., 541-551-0071 Sage Place, 525 11th St., 541-329-0303 Second Street Gallery, 210 2nd St. SE, 541-347-4133, secondstreetgallery. net Spirit of Oregon, 112 2nd. St. SE, gallery & gift shop, 541-347-4311 Vines Art Glass, 47074 Highway 101 S, 541-347-2652 Washed Ashore Gallery & Workshop, 325 2nd St. SE, 541-329-0317 washedashore.org
Galleries & Museums
Earthworks Gallery, 2222 Highway 101, 541-547-4300, earthworksgalleries.net Touchstone Gallery, 2118 Highway 101, 541-547-4121, touchstone-gallery.com Waldport Public Library, 460 Hemlock, waldportlibrary.org Wave Gallery, 2118 Highway 101, 541547-4405, wavegallery.org
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LRP investigates ‘Murder at the Tonylou Awards’
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hodunnit?! Attend the Tonylou Awards and see if you can be the winning sleuth. Last Resort Players presents “Murder at the Tonylou Awards,” a comedy murder mystery, written by Tony Schwartz and Marylou Ambrose. This event includes dinner, dessert and an audience interactive show where you get to solve the mystery. An award will be given to the winning detective! A nohost bar will be available. It’s the annual star-studded Tonylou Awards complete with glamorous movie stars. Constance Gabbles (Sheri Susee), the gossip columnist, not only knows the dirt on everyone but has a secret of her own. TJ Hardcastle (John Bach-
FlorenceFest ’19 seeks artists for juried ‘Jazz, Art, Wine’ show
The Florence Regional Arts Alliance (FRAA) is inviting all artists to participate in the third annual “FlorenceFest: Jazz, Art and Wine” held at the Florence Events Center, 715 Quince St., on April 26 and 27. This event continues to grow in popularity and over 800 people are expected to attend. Each year, about 35 percent of the artwork is sold. This year’s event will be highlighted by talented jazz musicians and outstanding wine from throughout the state. Selection for the exhibit will be made by juror Karin Clarke. Clarke has been the owner and director of Karin Clarke Gallery in downtown Eugene for the past 16 years and has established herself as a respected figure in the Oregon art scene. She opened the gallery with the goal of creating museum quality shows to recognize regional artists, including the work of her parents, artists Margaret Coe and the late Mark Clarke. In that time, she’s organized over 200 exhibits and the gallery has gained a stellar reputation for showing major contemporary artists of Oregon. In addition, Clarke regularly curates from the estates of some of Oregon’s most sought-after artists, like Rick Bartow, Nelson Sandgren, David McCosh, Carl Hall and numerous others. In 2016, she founded the very successful Eugene Biennial regional juried show. Clarke has a strong background in studio
arts, art history, exhibit design and art appraisal. She has exhibited her own artwork, and in July of 2018, had a solo show of her recent plein air oil paintings of Italy. She also serves regularly as an art juror and on art selection committees in our region, including Art About Agriculture, All Around Oregon Annual, and The Eugene Biennial. In 2017, she supported the Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art curators in preparation for a six-month exhibit of her parents’ work called “Our Lives in Paint.” She has won awards for her own artwork as well as in her business, including the Downtown Eugene Excellence for Arts & Culture Award (2007) and Lane Community College’s Distinguished Alumni Award (2011). There will be a total $2,500 in prize money and awards given for participants in FlorenceFest ‘19. The deadline for entries is Feb. 24, 2019. Three overall winners will be selected with cash prizes from $250 to $1,000 for the third- to first-place winners. In addition, three separate cash awards of $250 each will be given for outstanding work in 2D, 3D, and photography. There will also be a “People’s Choice” selection, which will be awarded based on votes of those in attendance. For more information, visit callforentry. org or email fraaflorencefest@gmail.com.
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mann), the host of the Awards, and his sister, MJ Hardcastle (Linda Sherwood), are vying for control of the Awards and their father’s fortune. Lorna Lush (Judy Kaplan) is an actress who’s a little tipsy but has a plan to share her life story. Celia De Milo (Kathleen Wenzel) and her date, Claude-Jean Van Dumbe (Grant Harmond), have their own plan for the future. Angelina Canoli (Laura Miller), TJ’s wife, plans to win the Best Actress award, as usual. Monty Carlo (Gary Miller) has communication issues conveying his idea for winning an award. Funky Brewster (Caren Stokes) is also up for an award before heading overseas to perform in her latest show. The show will take place Saturday and
Sunday, Feb. 9 & 10, at the Florence Elks Lodge, 1686 12th St. Doors open at 5:30 p.m., with dinner served at 6 p.m. and the show starting at 7 p.m. Tickets are $45 and MUST be purchased in advance. To pay by credit card, visit www.brownpapertickets.com/ event/4025813 or call 541-999-9392 to arrange to pay by check. This event is a fundraiser to support Last Resort Players and its family friendly events. Funds raised will be used to cover the costs involved in holding monthly events for the whole family throughout the year. Visit www.lastresortplayers.com or LRP’s Facebook page for more information.
2nd Saturday Gallery Tour showcases local arts, galleries
Florence art lovers are set to explore the arts on Saturday, Feb. 9, for the 2nd Saturday Gallery Tour, a monthly reception where galleries and art spaces celebrate art, artists and patrons of the art. The tour runs from 3 to 5 p.m. and begins at any of the participating locations. Here are some highlights:
Backstreet Gallery
Backstreet Gallery joined with the Friends of the Florence Events Center Gallery Committee to bring the “Where Art Thou?” Community Art Show to the events center, 715 Quince St. A special gala reception will be held on Friday, Feb. 15, from 5 to 7 p.m. at the FEC. Participating artists will join with the event hosts to share techniques and discover new art forms. At Backstreet Gallery, 1421 Bay St. in Historic Old Town Florence, come to the 2nd Saturday Gallery Tour on Saturday, Feb. 9, from 3 to 5 p.m. to meet the co-op’s artists. For more information, visit www.backstreetgallery.org.
The Studios
The 2nd Saturday Gallery Tour features receptions for area artists and spaces. The Studios at Jayne Smoley Designs and Pilates at The Studios will be celebrating Pilates instructor Carol Prendergast’s one-year anniversary during Florence’s 2nd Saturday Gallery Tour on Feb. 9.
“I am so excited to bring a classical Pilates studio to Florence,” said Prendergast. “I love to teach and share my passion for Pilates through mat work and reformer apparatus.” The Studios is a gallery, workshop, studio and Pilates workspace in Historic Old Town Florence. Besides resident artists Tamarah Phillips, Gigi Lassan and Jayne Smoley, guest artists frequently showcase stunning and unique works. In February, Smoley will unveil the Valentine Gift Boxes, a featuring Moonstruck Chocolates, artisan candles, works of art and more. This special 2nd Saturday event, from 1:30 to 5 p.m. at The Studios, 1458 First St., will also feature a trunk show by Lululemon, tasty treats and live music. There also will be prizes. For more information or to see Florence's other galleries — listed on the Galleries and Museums Coast Central page 4 — visit 2ndSaturdayGalleryTour.com.
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EAcoast Entertainment Association presents Nicole Henry on Thursday, Feb. 14, at 7 p.m. Join SEAcoast on Valentine’s Day and enjoy the passionate, soulful voice and heartfelt charisma of Nicole Henry with the one you love. This cabaret style performance will be presented in the main room of the Florence Events Center with limited table seating and a dance floor for an incredibly romantic evening. “I want to remind people that love is what life is all about,” says Nicole. It will truly be an unforgettable night. Nicole Henry is the 2013 Soul Train music award winner for best traditional jazz performance. Establishing herself as one of the jazz world’s most acclaimed vo-
calists, she possesses a potent combo of dynamic vocal abilities, impeccable phrasing and powerful emotional resonance. Born in Philadelphia, Nicole grew up singing in school and church while also studying cello for six years. She discovered jazz while singing in Miami Beach and loves the freedom of music. She will tell stories through her repertoire from the American Songbook, classic and contemporary jazz, standards, blues and originals. Tickets are on sale now at the FEC Box Office, 715 Quince St. or eventcenter.org, or through SEAcoast at www.seacoastea.org. Tickets are $35 for adults and $10 for students under 18. SEAcoast is an all-volunteer 501(c)(3) nonprofit.
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Florence Food Share’s Crab Crack on Saturday, Feb. 2, from 4 to 7 p.m. Florence Events Center is again the location for Florence Food Share’s annual Crab Crack fundraiser on Feb. 2. Tickets are $45. Dinner includes crab, pasta, coleslaw, French bread and dessert from BJ’s Ice Cream. There will also be sodas and coffee and a no-host bar. Stick around for the silent auction with many beautiful items. For ticket availability and group seating, call Florence Food Share at 541997-9110. Only 400 tickets will be sold and must be purchased in advance.
Release Party for ‘Empty Spaces’ Saturday, Feb. 16 | RSVP to this free event
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oll out the red carpet! InRage Entertainment and the Vollmar family are excited to invite the Florence community to Nyah’s release party for her first single and music video release “Empty Spaces.” Nyah is an artist in InRage’s artist development program where she is writing, recording and learning to perform her owns songs with guidance from InRage’s team. A naturally gifted singer-songwriter, 14-year old Nyah wrote “Empty Spaces” and all of the other songs on her debut EP, produced by Bruce “Au-tomatic” Vanderveer (Sony/ ATV, Christina Aguilera, P!nk, James Brown, Cher). In November 2018, with the support of Florence Mayor Joe Henry and the City Council,
Nyah filmed the music video for “Empty Spaces” on the Port of Siuslaw Boardwalk in Historic Old Town Florence. The music video was directed by Katie O’Grady, based in Portland, Ore. The entire community was invited and more than 150 colorful Florentines came together to be featured in the video which also spotlights the scenic landscape of Florence. Nyah also filmed in Los Angeles with Jeff ‘JTL’ Rattanong. The single will be available for download on iTunes and all popular streaming platforms on Friday, Feb. 15, 2019. The music video will debut at the Florence Events Center the following day, Saturday, Feb. 16, at the release party. Read NYAH on page 3
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oin the Friends of the Florence Events Center and Artist John Leasure as he once again brings his artistic talent and wit to the stage at the FEC for this ever-popular social art class. Artist John Leasure will guide you through the process of creating your own masterpiece. This time we will be painting the “The Wallflowers Are Back.” Admission of $45 gets you all your supplies (paint, brushes, canvas) AND a souvenir wine glass. The Friends of the Events
Center Gallery Committee will provide appetizers and one complimentary beverage from the bar for you to enjoy. No art or painting experience is needed! In fact, we encourage those of you who have never painted before to attend. You will amaze yourself at just what you can create at Wallflowers & Wine! Purchase your tickets now by calling the ticket office or purchase online at eventcenter.org. Don’t wait as this event quickly sells out!
his month’s Spotlight Volunteer is Micheline Perry, who moved to Florence almost three years ago from Santa Barbara, Calif. She distinctly remembers the day because it was April Fool’s Day in 2016. Soon after moving here, Micheline started volunteering at Siuslaw Elementary School where she works in a thirdgrade classroom helping with math, reading and art studies. She also mentors an 11-yearold, which she enjoys. Along with volunteering as a theater assistant at the
FEC, Micheline drives local seniors to and from appointments and errands. Micheline says the thing she enjoys most about volunteering at the Florence Event Center is meeting new people. When not volunteering her time, Micheline enjoys traveling in her RV with her cat Smokey, beachcombing, dancing, designing jewelry, reading and helping others. Kim’s Quirky Question: What is your least favorite food? Micheline’s answer: Coconut
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Where Art Thou Community Art Show in Galleries 1 and 5
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Crab Crack Fundraiser Tickets on sale now
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Community Art Show hosted by Backstreet Gallery & the Friends of the Florence Events Center The community is invited to a reception to highlight participating Where Art Thou artists on Friday, Feb. 15, from 5 to 7 p.m., with music, wine and appetizers. This is a great opportunity to meet other artists. Artwork will hang during the months of February and March. Tax Consultation and Returns Prepared for Individuals and Small Businesses
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he Indoor Yard Sale is coming for non-profit groups. Space will to the Florence Events Center be available until Thursday, Feb. on Saturday, Feb. 23, from 8 a.m. 22, at 5 p.m. for any group or into 2 p.m. dividual to participate in the sale. Sign up soon, as spaces go Applications to be part of the quickly! Friends of the Florence Events For more information on purCenter’s annual indoor sale are chasing a booth, come in to the now available for non-profit Florence Events Center office at groups and individuals who wish to rent a booth space to display 715 Quince St. or contact the FEC their goods. at 541-997-1994. For those who do not have a gaThe Feb. 23 Indoor Yard Sale rage, adequate parking or hard to often features art supplies, vintage find locations, this is a perfect solution and double spaces are available for a fee finds, hobby materials, home goods and to be part of this huge sale. Single booths from $35 to $90 and there are discounts other classic yard sale items.
Fraudville, Florence’s annual vaudevillestyle lip-sync challenge benefitting the Boys and Girls Club of Western Lane County, will be at the Florence Events Center on Saturday, Feb. 9. Tickets are $30 and available by calling 541-590-3508. VIP tickets are also available for $50. For more information, see the cover story of February Coast Central.
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Everyone is welcome to join Nyah and InRage Entertainment for the red carpet starting at 4:30 p.m. Nyah will perform other songs from her EP and debut the music video at 6 p.m. It will be a festive event for the whole family. We promise, you will walk away with a great memory to add to your mental scrapbook. RSVP on Eventbrite by searching “EMPTY SPACES RELEASE PARTY.” Light refreshments will be provided. Follow InRage Entertainment and Nyah on Facebook for more information. For additional questions, contact nyah. unicorn@gmail.com.
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February Entertainment comes to Three Rivers FLORENCE—Every weekend in February, Three Rivers Casino Resort invites the community to Blue Bills Sports Bar & Tap Room, located inside the casino at 5647 Highway 126, which will be featuring live shows performed by top local artists. Be sure to stop in Blue Bills on Feb. 1 and 2 from 7 to 11p.m. to hear amazing jazz, blues and gypsy jazz hits from Allen Giaridinelli Hot Club Quintet! Known for his distinct acoustic guitar sounds, Giaridinelli has been playing music for three decades throughout 35 countries. Feb. 8 and 9 will feature The Saultry Trio, showcasing the sultry voice of Sarah Saul. The Saultry Trio’s jazzy and soulful take on pop tunes and jazz standards has found appeal with a wide variety of audiences. Drawing from the last four decades of pop music, as well as jazz standards that spans the gap between something familiar and something new, The Saultry Trio is sure to provide something for everyone. The three-day President’s Day weekend of Feb. 15 to 17 will have performances from The Bret Lucich & Paul Biondi Experience. This variety band has a wide array of sounds. Lucich can do it all, play a multitude of instruments and his vocal abilities allow him to do great impersonations; in combination with Bondi’s saxophone, this creates a unique experience listeners will not soon forget. To wrap up, Feb. 22 and 23 will feature The Hank Shreve Duo, a father and son blues band from Eugene, Ore. Hank Shreve has been playing harmonica since the age of 8 and has established himself as a major harmonica talent on the blues scene in the Pacific Northwest. As a reminder, there is no cover charge for Blue Bills performances, but patrons must be 21+. To learn more about Three Rivers Casino Resort and the February entertainment line-up at Blue Bills Sports Bar & Tap Room, visit www.threeriverscasino.com/ events.
Coastal Celtic Society’s 17th annual Burns Night Celebration On Saturday, Feb. 9, the Coastal Celtic Society is hosting the 17th annual Burns Night Celebration. There will be a social hour and seating at 5 p.m. followed by the banquet and program from 6 to 9:30 p.m. All this takes place at the Mill Casino Hotel Salmon Room, 3201 Tremont Ave., North Bend. Tickets are $40 per person and available at the Mill Casino Hotel Gift Shop, 800-953-4800 ext. 9. There is also a discounted hotel room
rate available. The program features all the traditional elements of a Burns Dinner, including the Address to the Haggis, Toast to the Lassies (and their reply), and the singing of Auld Lang Syne at the end of the evening. Music will be provided by Oregon Coast Pipes and Drums; the Bay City Kids will perform Scottish fiddle tunes; Mary Grace will play the Celtic harp; the Crombies will perform Burns songs; Victoria MacKenzie will be on bagpipes; and Finnavarra will round out the evening with Burns and Celtic music. The Burns Night banquet includes traditional Scottish dishes Tatties and
Neeps, Cock-a-leekie Soup, Haggis, and Trifle dessert, as well as Chicken in the Heather and Sirloin of Beef. Scottish attire is suggested but not required. The Coastal Celtic Society is a 501(C)3 non-profit. This event is our annual fundraiser; proceeds help support our charitable activities. For further information, contact Robert More at 541-266-8989.
Literary Salon celebrates local authors Feb. 2
Writers on the River presents its all levels and genres are invited to read, freshments. “Literary salons inspire, unite and next “Midnight in Florence” Literary recite or sing excerpts from their pubcelebrate all writers while providing Salon on Saturday, Feb. 2, from 6:30 lished or unpublished work. to 8:30 p.m., at the Florence Regional Bay area author, poet and story- cultural enrichment and entertainArts Alliance (FRAA), 120 Maple St. teller Jack Karasch, a relative Florence ment,” Rourke said. “Everyone is inin Historic Old Town Florence. De- newcomer, will appear as the “Fea- vited to join the fun.” She will read an excerpt from her signed as convivial gatherings, literary tured Author,” sharing passages from salons celebrate local writers and the “Mounting Olympus” and “The Copy- journalism memoir, “Forgive Us Our literary arts. ist — Cezanne’s Shadow,” the latest of Press Passes — Confessions of a ModFollowing the tradition of Gertrude his nine novels. ern-Day Muckraker.” Stein’s infamous 1920s Parisian salons Hosted by FRAA creative writing Writers who wish to participate in showcased in the movie “Midnight in instructor and award-winning jour- the open mic must arrive at 6 p.m. to Paris,” the event spotlights local au- nalist-author Catherine J. Rourke, the sign up. Reading slots are limited to thors who talk about writing and share salon is free and open to the public. A five minutes on a first-come basis. Call excerpts from their books. An Open $5 donation is suggested to support 541-708-2120 or e-mail CJReditor@ Mic follows, during which writers of FRAA for providing the space and re- gmail.com to preregister. FEBRUARY 2019 • Arts & Entertainment • COAST CENTRAL • 11
Coast Honey Lovers Festival comes to Yachats Dance with Take the mic Oregon Grab your honey and head over to the Orcial dishes and beverages featuring honey, egon Coast Honey Lovers Festival. Th is fesand shops will be offering themed goods and South Coast with Florence tival includes culinary and educational opcrafts. portunities for all ages. Admission is $5 per Then, from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Yachats ComFolk Society Big Wave person and free for children under 12. mons Pavilion, enjoy the Honey Hoe Down. The South Coast Folk Society wil From 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the Yachats Commons, This fun event includes a bonfire, live music by Red host a free traditional dance class Poetry Nights there will be speakers, displays, vendors, honey and Diesel, light food, mead and more. Advance tickets every Monday for two hours start-
Florence Big Wave Poetry and Spoken Word, sponsored by Florence Regional Arts Alliance (FRAA), offers First Tuesday Open Mic and poetry contests. First Tuesday Open Mic events start at 7 p.m. at the FRAA Art Center, 120 Maple St. in Historic Old Town Florence, on the first Tuesday of each month. Poetry contest winners are awarded cash prizes and gift certificates. For more information, visit Florence Big Wave Poetry and Spoken Word on Facebook or email bigwavepoetry@gmail.com.
mead tastings, and information about beekeeping, for will be available on Brown Paper Tickets. pollinators and pollinator friendly gardening. There The Oregon Coast Honey Lovers Festival is brought to you by the Yachats Area Chamber of will also be two children’s puppet shows. About town, restaurant chefs will be offering spe- Commerce with thanks to community volunteers.
‘The Phantom Tollbooth’ plays at The Dolphin Playhouse CO OS BAY—The Dolphin Players are proud to present a staging of the timeless and popular young people’s classic, “The Phantom Tollbooth,” from Feb. 15 through March 3. The beloved book, which has captivated young readers since 1961, was authored by Norton Juster and adapted for the stage by Susan Nanus. Join Milo as he
wends his way through the Land of Wisdom, encountering on the way its fantastic inhabitants — The Spelling Bee, The Humbug, The MatheMagician and many more — on his mystical voyage of self-discovery. The Dolphin Playhouse is located at 580 Newmark Ave. in the Historic Empire District. Performances are at 7 p.m. Friday and
Saturday evenings and 2 p.m. Sunday afternoons. Tickets are $10 general, $8 for seniors and students and $5 for under 12. Family rates are available and, as always, First Saturday, Feb. 16, is Pay What You Can. Call (541) 808-2611 or go to thedolphinplayers.webs.com for information and reservations.
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ing at 7 p.m. at the North Bend Housing Authority, 1700 Monroe St. The public is welcome. This is a beginner’s level class, and a friendly social gathering. No previous dance experience is required. All ages and abilities can enjoy dancing to the live music provided by area musicians. The emphasis will be on easy tradition dances from America and around the world. The dances wil be taught, and no partner is needed Light refreshments will be served. For more information, emai southcoastfolksociety@gmail.com or call Paul at 541-404-8267.
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Bandon Showcase presents smooth sounds of Halie Loren
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andon Showcase features artist Halie Loren in concert at 7:30 p.m., on Friday, Feb. 8, at the Sprague Community Theater, 1202 11th St. SW in Bandon. Loren shows how “old school” can become the “new cool” in the hands of a gifted artist — and that it is a beautiful thing. Her stellar voice, with great tone and her marvelous phrasing, sets her apart from most female vocal-
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Young Printmaker’s Workshops 11 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Tickets required Coos Art Museum, 235 Anderson Ave.
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ists. Loren’s warm and seductive voice works its magic on the old school of Gershwin, Harold Arlen and Cole Porter, and offers original compositions — the new cool of jazz. She unifies each piece with a rhythmic pulse, unique phrasing and the subtlety of a slight vibrato on note endings. Reserved seating tickets cost $25 each and are available at Bandon Mercantile, 541-347-4341, at ban-
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Healthy Innovations Panel 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Open to public Coos History Museum & Maritime Collections; 1210 N Front St., Coos Bay
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Beginning Acrylic Painting Class continues Feb. 10 & 17 8 to 10 a.m. Tickets required Josie’s Art Lab, 1964 Sherman Ave. Brunchy Canvas Noon to 3 p.m.; Tickets required Josie’s Art Lab, 1964 Sherman Ave.
donshowcase.org or at the door. Bandon Showcase continues its season on April 4 with Luke McMaster and Band and May 1 with The Sweet Remains. For more information, visit bandonshowcase.org.
63466 Boat Basin Rd, Coos Bay 9 to 11 a.m. Admission required FEB. 17 Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, Celtic Jam 63466 Boat Basin Rd, Coos Bay 4 to 6 p.m. Open to public Mixed Media Art Class 7 Devils Brewing Co., 247 S 2nd St. 2 to 5 p.m. Admission required The Artist Loft Gallery, 367 Anderson Ave., Coos Bay
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Paint and Swig Night 6 to 8:30 p.m. $35 admission God’s House of Vision Art Gallery & Studio Halie Loren Performs at Bandon Showcase 7:30 p.m. Tickets required Sprague Community Theater, 1202 11TH St. SW; bandonshowcase.org/
Talk Money Tour at The Sky Bar Featuring J Meast,The Clumzys & Baby Eazy E FEB. 13 Explore the World of Watercolors 9 p.m. to midnight 21+, $7 admission 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. FEB. 14 The Sky Bar, 158 Central Ave., Coos Science Pub! Gorse is Gross $15 Bay Pony Village Mall Hosted by Gorse Blossom Festival 6 to 8 p.m. FEB. 24 FEB. 15-17 AND 22-24; MARCH Open to public Mixed Media Art Class 1-3 Bandon Brewing Company, 395 2 to 5 p.m. LTOB presents “Ring of Fire — 2nd St. SE Admission required The Music of Johnny Cash” The Artist Loft Gallery, 367 FEB. 15 TO 17 7 p.m. — Fridays and Saturdays Anderson Ave., Coos Bay 2019 Gorse Blossom Festival 2 p.m. — Sundays www.gorseblossom.yapsody.com Tickets required; www.thelibertyBANDON/COQUILLE theater.org/ Winter Festival Benefit Concert FEB. 17 Little Theater on the Bay SATURDAYS 3 to 5 p.m. Gaels Readers Theater presents Bandon Ballroom Dance Tickets required “Murder at Two Mile” FEB. 16 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Front Street Provisioners, 737 N 2 to 3 p.m. NBXC Love Run 5K Open to public — $3 donation Front St., Coos Bay Open to public 8:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Bandon Odd Fellows Hall Bandon History Museum, 270 Admission: Singles $25, Couples OregonCoastDance.com Parent’s Night Out — Tipsy Fillmore Ave. SE $45 Canvas Ferry Road Park, 496 Park Ave., FEB. 1, 8, 15 & 22 FEB. 24 Hosted by Hillcrest Elementary PTA North Bend Acrylic Pour Workshops Bandon Crab Fest 6 to 9 p.m. 1 to 3 p.m. 1 to 5 p.m. Admission required Clamming Workshop $20 a class $30 ticket, $250 8-person table for Pony Village Mall Suite 138 Hosted by South Slough Reserve God’s House of Vision Art Gallery full meal + one beverage 2 to 4 p.m. and Studio, 10 E. First St., Coquille Old Town Marketplace, 250 1st St. FEB. 10 Open to public Fermentation Workshop SW FEB. 8 Oregon Institute of Marine Biology, Hosted by South Slough Reserve
Tide of the Toddlers — “Rain, First Friday Wine Walk Rain, Don’t Go Away” 5 to 7 p.m.; $10 donation 10 to 11 a.m. Coos Bay Visitor Information Center, $2 per person 50 Central Ave. South Slough National Estuarine Research Reserve, 61907 Seven FEB. 2 Devils Rd, Charleston Birding at Millicoma Marsh With South Slough Reserve Pony Village Mall 2019 Wedding 10 a.m. to noon; Open to public Millicoma Intermediate School, 260 Faire 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. 2nd Ave, Coos Bay Open to public Pony Village Mall, 1611 Virginia Mad Hatter Princess Party Ave., North Bend Hosted by Miss Coos County and Miss Pacific Shores Scholarship Programs 1 p.m. $15 for adults; $10 for 12 & under North Bend Community Center, 2222 Broadway Ave; 541-297-7878
Halie Loren is an American jazz singer and songwriter from Sitka, Alaska.
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Coos Art Museum features exhibitions through Feb. 16
‘Strictly Digital’ looks at revolutionary techniques “Seabreeze” by Helen Goldberg
Presenting the West Coast Ink & Print Competition D T hrough Feb. 9, Coos Art Museum will be featuring Ink & Print: West Coast Juried Printmaking competition in the Maggie Karl and Vaughan Galleries. The exhibition presents 56 recent fine art prints by 41 artists from Alaska, California, Hawaii, Oregon and Washington. The works are Ink & Print features executed in a variety of such works as “Sunset traditional print-makStrips” by Nicole ing methods including Pietrantoni and (top) intaglio, relief, screen “Wharf” by John Ross, a print and lithography, piece from the along with monotype Permanent Collection. and monoprint. This is a wonderful opportunity to learn about the state of contemporary fine art printmaking. Ink & Print was juried by Nicole Pietrantoni, Associate Professor of Art at Whitman College in Walla Walla, Wash. Her work will also be on view in an exhibition titled The Tumbling Oracle. Ink & Print presents some of the best examples of fine art printmaking taking place on the West Coast and has a special supplementary display of printmaking techniques and tools. At the same time, Coos Art Museum will also have on display an exhibition of prints from its Permanent Collection and an exhibition of contemporary digital printmaking.
“One Way” by Corita Kent
igital imaging and printmaking technology have revolutionized the modern visual environment. Through Feb. 16, Coos Art Museum will be presenting “Strictly Digital,” an invitational exhibition of digital prints by six artists. The manipulation of images by digital means and computer printing will be featured. The six digital artists in the exhibition are: Dr. Patricia Fisher, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada; Helene Goldberg, Berkeley, Calif.; and Oregon artists Virginia Klevitz, Coos Bay; Geoffrey McCormack, Eugene; Victoria Tierney, Bandon; and Geneva Varga, North Bend. At the same time, Coos Art Museum will have on display an exhibition of prints from its Permanent Collection. Comprising over 600 works, CAM’s Permanent Collection is focused on contemporary fine art prints and original works in all media by Pacific Northwest artists. The fine art print collection contains many works by major American artists and a selection of these works are on display. The exhibition is timed to coincide with three other fine art printmaking exhibitions: “Ink & Print” West Coast Juried Printmaking, “Nicole Pietrantoni: The Tumbling Oracle” and “Strictly Digital.”
COOS ART MUSEUM, 235 ANDERSON AVE. 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M. TUESDAY THROUGH FRIDAY; 1 TO 4 P.M. ON SATURDAY ADMISSION IS $5 GENERAL AND $2 FOR STUDENTS, VETERANS AND SENIORS. ENTRY IS FREE TO MEMBERS.
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“Red Fuji” by Walt Padgett
Art of the Athlete Art of the Athlete, youth art made during a workshop with student-athletes from the University of Oregon and local youth, is now on display in the Clare Wehrle Community Gallery of the Coos Art Museum through Feb. 16. Projects included printmaking, mixed media, painting and drawing.
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Nicole Henry February 14th 7:00 pm Pre-concert talk 6:15 pm
Celebrate Valentine’s Day with this generation’s First Lady of Jazz. A Flat Floor Cabaret Event: $35 • Youth/Students Under 18: $10 Florence Events Center Box Office, 715 Quince Street 541.997.1994 Buy Tickets Online www.SeacoastEA.org