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4th of July Parade was a HUGE success
Thanks to all our participants,the Mendocino Volunteer Fire Department,State Parks, Sheriffs, CHP and all law enforcement, Ed O'Brien,Chamber of Commerce Volunteers and the following
Parade Sponsors
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Julie Bawcom Christie Olson Day
Nathan Anderson Janet Ecklund Cooke
Egghead's Elk Volunteer Fire Department
The Katic Family MCRPD
Mendocino Mermaids Jim Swallow
Brennfleck Propane Fred Dickson
Temple of Kwan Tai Fort Bragg Fire Department
Ed O'Brien
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100 Women Strong
The Noyo Center for Marine Science is excited to announce it is one of three local nonprofits nominated for October's 100 Women Strong giving event, and we need your help to win the $10,000 top prize.
Acoustic Serenade
The Acoustic Serenade band is a local acoustic group on the Mendocino Coast. Members are songwriter Bob Dease playing guitar, and bouzouki. Robert van Buuren playing on guitar, bass, and mandolin. Johnny (Qwest) Heubel on percussions, winds, and strings. David Onstad playing guitar, bass, and magic wand. Known for their timeless original mix of instrumentals, Acoustic Serenade sings original and cover songs, and has released four albums on CD.
Adult Book Group
Contact the library to reserve a copy of the monthly selection then join us for a lively discussion.
Adult Book Group
Contact the library to reserve a copy of the monthly selection then join us for a lively discussion.
Artists in Action: Income Strategies for Artists
Looking to reshape your artistic financial journey? Join our workshop to discover unexplored potential earning possibilities beyond the conventional realms of art sales, grants and day jobs. Delve into the world of consultancy, membership models, collaborations, and rentals - innovative avenues to amplify your income from expertise. Let's also unravel the art of resource pooling, sharing spaces, tools, and equipment for mutual gain. elevate your income potential while staying creative!
Autumnal Origami
Come and make a fallen leaf envelope and a mandarin, or wood, duck on Kathy’s hand-painted paper. Session is limited to 30 adults. Pre-sign-ups are required. Call the library to sign-up. 707-964-2020. All supplies provided.
Beauty and Terror
The yarn and string paintings of Robin Bernstein, an 18 work series about the Holocaust, as well as work about contemporary issues. Each painting is made by pressing thousands of tiny cut pieces of colored string into wax. The pieces in Beauty and Terror range from major aspects and lesser known crimes of the Holocaust as well as redemptive stories and heroic acts of resistance. Believing that art has the power to shift human behavior, Bernstein chooses subject matter, materials, and processes that support this idea. Her subject matter combined with her artistic technique is her way of shouting from the rooftops that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. These pieces exist in part to help prevent historical amnesia and to push back against rising autocracies around the world.
Beauty and Terror
The yarn and string paintings of Robin Bernstein, an 18 work series about the Holocaust, as well as work about contemporary issues. Each painting is made by pressing thousands of tiny cut pieces of colored string into wax. The pieces in Beauty and Terror range from major aspects and lesser known crimes of the Holocaust as well as redemptive stories and heroic acts of resistance. Believing that art has the power to shift human behavior, Bernstein chooses subject matter, materials, and processes that support this idea. Her subject matter combined with her artistic technique is her way of shouting from the rooftops that those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it. These pieces exist in part to help prevent historical amnesia and to push back against rising autocracies around the world.
