Indy on Arts
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Friday, October 16:
Flower arranging classes from 4-5:30 p.m. $20 per class, $25 supplies. Suzi Q Senior/Community Center, 380 Third Street. Call: 949-497-7925. Full Story
Lagunatics Return, Comic Relief in Sight
Since we’re all greener than St. Pat’s leprechauns these days, here’s some recycled news: There are no sacred cows in Laguna Beach.
At least not as far as “Lagunatics,” the irreverently wacky show parodying a year’s worth of tongue wagging, table pounding, head shaking and sometimes just smile-inducing issues. Sacred goats? Maybe. Full Story
Inviting Adults to Get Creative
Studio Arts Gallery is hosting a free 90-minute art workshop for adults at 11 a.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17, offered by artist Claudia Olsen and gallery owner Rebecca Barber. Using a variety of different materials, workshop participants will create a mailable piece of art to take home as a memento. Full Story
Getting the Lowdown on Digital SLRs
Whether you prefer point and shoot cameras, or whether you want more information about how to use an SLR, you can master your digital photography skills during one of two onenight workshops being offered by the Laguna Beach Community Services Department. Full Story
Hidden Gems Hiding in Plain View
Recently the Laguna Art Museum’s Historical Art Council conducted a tour of local private art collections of California art that included two professional offices (not named for security reasons) filled with an impressive array of Impressionist and Regionalist watercolors and plein-air paintings, including an exquisite, small William Wendt. Full Story
Local Vocalist Featured in Concert
HelpBlueWater.com is promoting a music showcase Thursday, Oct. 22, at Laguna Beach’s Club M, 680 S. Coast Highway. The showcase will feature the Soul Rebel Alliance from San Clemente and local singer/songwriter Sasha Evans. Full Story
Capturing Tide Pools on Paper
Register now for the art class “Tide Pool Journaling,” to be held at 2:30 p.m. at Treasure Island beach on Sunday, Oct. 18. Instructor September McGee will teach participants to make sketches of tiny fish, snails and crabs. Adults and families are encouraged to take the class, which includes a canvas tote bag, watercolor kit, gel pen, pencils and journal. Full Story
No Square’s Broadway-U Trains Aspiring Young Performers
No Square Theatre’s Broadway U conservatory, a tuitionbased program offering afterschool training in musical theater to young performers in sixth through 12th grades, opened this week in Legion Hall. Full Story
Winter Workshop Set in Stone
A six-week workshop in stone carving taught by master stone carvers Marvin Johnson and Joseph Sovella will be held Saturdays Nov. 7 through Dec. 19
excluding Nov. 28).
The classes will be held from Full Story
Artist Finds ‘Common Ground’ on East Coast
“Common Ground,” an exhibition of 30 paintings, drawings, and prints by erstwhile Laguna Beach artist Fitz Maurice, will be on display Nov. 2 through Dec. 19 at the Godwin-Ternbach Museum at Queens College in Flushing, N.Y. to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and reunification of Germany, Full Story
Former 'Suit’ Swaps Flowcharts for Landscapes
The works of Laguna Hills artist Al Weingartner will be featured at Artist Eye Laguna Gallery through Oct. 31, and a reception for the artist will be held from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Saturday, Oct. 17. As an emerging artist, Weingartner’s impressionistic style has evolved into semi-realism with a flair for color, light and depth. Full Story
Collaboration Births a Desert Warrior
Laguna Beach resident Michael O’Neill purchased “Art,” a figurative statue created by collaborating Festival of Arts’ exhibitors this summer, at a silent auction. Full Story
Film on Whale Muralist Wins Big
The 30-minute documentary “Wyland: Earth Day,” produced by Chris Morrow, a freelance journalist and iReporter for CNN, recently won the prize for best film in the San Diego Filmmaker Series at the 2009 San Diego Film Festival. Full Story
Laguna’s Top Tunes and Tomes October 16, 2009
SOUND SPECTRUM Top 10 Bestsellers 1. Beatles, Complete Catalogue Remastered 2. Pearl Jam, Backspacer 3. Monsters of Folk, Monsters of Folk 4. Meshell Ndegeocello, Devil’s Halo 5. Alice in Chains, Black Gives Way to Blue 6. Rhythms Del Mundo, Classics 7. Zero 7, Yeah Ghost 8. Paramore, Brand New Eyes 9. Muse, Resistance 10. Jay-Z, Blueprint 3 Full Story
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