Tag-Archive for ◊ Arlene Francis Foundation ◊

• Tuesday, January 24th, 2012

The rain and thunder is over for now. Updates on music, classes and neighbor news.

First Qigong Class- The first Santa Rosa Rec & Parks class was held on January 18th- Flying Crane Qigong. This 4 week class is held every Wednesday at 10 a.m. Additional classes available in Feburary, March, May and June.  DeTurk Class Cost is $46. To register call 543-3737 or santarosarec.com

Flying Crane Qigong at DeTurk Round Barn

West End Artist, Bob Ankers featured in the 18th annual Art at the Source Tour. Bob works in a wide variety of materials and makes mobiles, sculptures and paintings and will hold his W. 7th Street studio/home open on tour weekends. The Art at the Source catalog will be available in April. Tour held two weekends in June- 2nd & 3rd; 9 & 10th.

January 24th, Tuesday- ’Music, Meditation and Stillness’ Come enjoy 20 minutes of grounding cello; 20 minutes of stillness and 20 minutes of gently rejuvenating violin.  Every Monday morning 10-11am and  every Tuesday evening 6-7pm www.anantafiddlehooper.com  Location: Arlene Francis Center, 99 Sixth Street

January 27th, Friday- Multi-Level Yoga with instructor Ed Levinson. Bring a yoga mat if you have one (small selection available to use on a first come, first serve basis).
The class fee is based on a suggested sliding scale of between $5 and $15. This class will be appropriate for any level of student, even absolute beginners Location: The Arlene Francis Center Time: 11:00am until 1:00pm Facebook

Jan. 27th, Friday – Pride & Joy + DJ Rob Cervantes  (Motown) $15 • 21+ Location: Last Day Saloon Time: 8:30 PM door • 9:00 PM show 

Last Day Saloon

Last Day Saloon

Jan. 28th, Saturday -6th Street Improv! Studio Theatre:  Step back in time with 6th Street Improv as the troupe takes audience suggestions to create a funny and entertaining 1940′s style Improvised Radio Show with music, sound effects, comedy and a sponsor from, well only The Shadow knows. Tickets $14. Location: 6th Street Playhouse 52 W. 6th Street Time: visit website for showtime and tickets

February 4th, Saturday- Rock and Roll Detention. 3 Local bands: The Coast Pilots, Third Rail and Court’n’Disaster. Court ‘N’ Disaster, a Honky-Tonk, Classic Country, Country Band with Sonoma County’s Own Judge Jim Bertoli and Judge Brad DeMeo along with law clerks, legal assistants, etc. that’s either Courting Disaster or The Court In Disaster. Music and wine tasting to benefit the Rincon Valley Education Foundation. $20 Location: Last Day Saloon Time: Doors 7:30 Show 8 p.m. Rock and Roll Detention

Court 'n' Disaster

Mail stolen from box. A Jefferson Street neighbor reports: A neighbor told me that some of my mail was at his back door under a step. I left 6 envelopes in my mailbox at 9am to be picked up by the mailperson in the afternoon.  Evidently before she arrived it was stolen.  There were 5 envelops with checks in them – one recovered by the neighbor.  I put a stop payment on all the checks and reported this to SRPD. It is a sad state now that I can not even leave outgoing mail in my personal mailbox on the porch. Please let others know that they may also have had outgoing mail taken from their box on Friday. Thanks Susan S Hayes

Online Report available- Do you know about a street light that is out? or a pot hole that needs to be fixed? The City of SR has an online problem report. Get pole number for the street light and nearest address if available. Online Problem Report

Postage Stamps rise to 45 Cents- Press Democrat

Do you have any Pet Friendly news? a photo of your West End dog? or something else that will delight animal lovers? Email Lea Barron-Thomas

 

 

 

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• Wednesday, July 07th, 2010
See the 1943 Classic Hitchcock Movie “Shadow of a Doubt” right in the neighborhood. This movie was filmed in Santa Rosa shows historic footage of many Santa Rosa locales.

Date: July 7th Location: The North Bay Film and Art Collective (previously known as the New College) at 99 6th Street     Time:  8:00pm – 11:00pm

Donations at the door (5$ recommended… no one turned away) Popcorn, Drinks, and candy for sale

A summer film series presented by The North Bay Film and Art Collective and the Arlene Francis Foundation; will show a film every Wednesday night… starting tonight July 7th running through august…   This summer’s film appreciation series will showcase masterwork films from great directors both known and obscure… all black and white, and dealing with themes of duality, duplicity, and complex struggles of right and wrong. Many of the films are set during wartime, and many have war as the central theme. Please join us this summer and cool down with a great film, and with your help some interesting conversation.    Movie Info

Hitchcock in Historic Railroad Square- Courtesy, the So. Co. Library

Hitchcock in Historic Railroad Square- Courtesy, the So. Co. Library

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