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• Thursday, October 13th, 2011

West Enders… Time to dazzle your friends and neighbors.

October 15th, Saturday…. YES! THIS Saturday. The Gong Show. It’s that time again…. GONG SHOW. All Acts Welcome. Got a secret talent? Wanna win Cash? Hosted by Kelly Cowen and starring… you! Registration at 8:30 pm. Don’t be shy… your talents are awesome. Contact Jacqueline Smith with questions!! Acts of Silliness Encouraged! Press Democrat

Video Get inspired! Gong Show clips. Video Paul Reubens (aka Pee Wee Herman) on Gong Show

Location: Toad in the Hole Pub 116 5th Street- Railroad Square Time: Register your act 8:30 Show at 9 p.m.

 

Sylvester needs to go home… or perhaps needs a new home- From a neighbor…..We woke this morning to the meowing of a wayward cat. Black with a white chest and little white on the face, also featuring white feet.  Seems pretty well domesticated but could have been on the lam for a while.  This feline seems to have adopted our porch at 115 6th Street, right next door to the Redwood Gospel Mission.   We’re putting some food out to keep him/her around, in hopes the owners will read this.  We can’t take him/her in due to our resident bunnies. Good Day to All, Jason 115 6th

Cat Found

Artist and Performers : Are you a West End performer, artist or other talented individual? Don’t be shy! Share your performance dates and events with the neighborhood. Our West End Artist emails go out about once a month- We are especially interested in events in or close to the neighborhood. We want to support you. Contact Lea Barron-Thomas at  westend @sonic.net

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• Saturday, October 01st, 2011
How many neighborhoods are fortunate to have a live theater? Drama, comedy and music are just a few steps away from your front door.

“Kite’s Book: Tales of an 18th Century Hitman” – Playing through Oct. 23, 2011 Set in London in the 1750s, “Kite’s Book,” by Robert Caisley, is a sword-slinging, pistol-dueling, maiden-saving, jolly good time – with a fervent and poignant examination of the many variations on, and the disparities within, the human ideal that “Justice must be served!” “Kite’s Book” is a rousing, swashbuckling, action-packed stage play featuring Rahman Dalrymple as 18th Century hitman, Harry Kite and Barry Martin as Judge Hardwick. STAGE LOCATION: G.K. Hardt Theatre TICKETS: $15 to $35

The Independent Eye’s “Frankenstein” ~ Oct. 7 to Oct. 30, 2011 Written by Conrad Bishop & Elizabeth Fuller, based on the novel by Mary Shelley The Independent Eye presents a new vision of Mary Shelley’s classic novel. Described as “live theatrical animation,” the production features a trio of actors, two dozen life-size puppets, poetry, music and video. STAGE LOCATION: Studio Theatre TICKETS: $20 per person

“Sing-a-Long Sound of Music” Oct. 29 and Oct. 30, 2011 A benefit event for the 6th Street Playhouse. Sing-a-long with Julie Andrews and the Von Trapp family singers while enjoying the most successful movie musical of all time when the 6th Street Playhouse presents “Sing-a-long Sound of Music.” A “Sing-a-Long” host will lead audiences through a vocal warm up and guide audiences through the accompanying actions and use of the interactive funpack for a fun, joyful, memorable movie experience. Best costumes prizes will be awarded. STAGE LOCATION: G.K. Hardt Theatre TICKETS: $15 to $25 per person

6th Street Improv! Oct. 30, 2011 Be a part of the magical synergy yielding unusual, funny and poignant antidotes reflecting the funnier side of daily life and current events. It’s guaranteed – every show will offer experiences that are fresh, funny and unforgettable. Oct. 30: Halloween themed show. STAGE LOCATION: Studio Theatre TICKETS: $14 per person

6th Street at Night

6th Street Playhouse is located in Historic Railroad Square, at 52 West 6th Street in downtown Santa Rosa, Calif. For tickets or more information about performance dates and showtimes call 707-523-4185 or visit www.6thstreetplayhouse.com

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• Tuesday, May 03rd, 2011
This is a great opportunity for neighborhood kids and parents to get together….
Neighborhhod Kid's Talent Show

Hey neighbors,

We have a few local kiddos (and need more) that want to show off their
talents. Allen and Lea have graciously offered to host the kids talent
show on Sunday, May 22 about 3pm.
It will be a small “low key” talent show. Please bring a kid, an act
and some wine or a snack to share.

Smiles, Jacquie

Any questions, ideas or RSVP to  jacquelinedl@earthlink.net

Remember, low key and fun is the idea. Kids can sing, play the kazoo, lip sync, recite a poem, perform magic tricks, tell jokes, act in a skit with other kids, juggle or display tricks they’ve taught the dog.

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• Thursday, March 31st, 2011
Talent, creativity and ingenuity- West Enders have it in spades. We are also a short walk away to excellent venues for music, theater and art. Highlights for April:

April 2nd. Gabby La La at Aubergine’s After Dark ~ EAT THE ART ~ A Cornucopia of Live Music, Live Comedy, Paintings, Puppets & Mixed Media. Paintings, puppets, & mixed media art displays by local artists Featuring live musical performances by… GABBY LA LA , THE CRUX and more. Film premiere of Eat The Fish Presents “Go Get Your Gun”, Special screening of the new Gabby La La music video. Gabby La La band members are Gabby La La, Zachary Morris, Ananta De Tally (West End Artist and performer! ) and Josh Fossgreen.   $10 cover 18+ Location: Aubergine After Dark 755 Petaluma Avenue Time: Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

April 6th, Wednesday -  95.9 The KRUSH & A North Bay Hootenanny production… present The Pick-Me-Up Music Revue with Thee Hobo Gobbelins, Amber Lee (West End Artist),  Little Lost Boys & Jughead (folk)   cost is $5 • ALL AGES Location: The Last Day Saloon Time: 7:00 PM door • 7:30 PM show

April 17th ShopParty is a collective of artists, crafters and creative minds. Art and merchandise for sale from local artists such West End’s William Smith and Mica Jennings. Also great music and food!  $2 Entry  Location: The Arlene Francis Center 99 6th Street Time: 12- 6 p.m.  Facebook

Shop Party

Shop Party

Saturday, April 23 · 7:00pm – 11:30pm Lost, Stolen and Strayed. A great night of music and art- an album release show for Brian Fitzpatrick’s new album, “Lost, Stolen, & Strayed” with Emily Jane White plus Art by William Smith (West End Artist) and Jon Lohne. Tickets are $12 in advance, $15 at the door. All ages. Tickets are limited to 150 and this show will sell out, so get your tickets now available through Brown Paper Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/168104 and through the Last Record Store in Santa Rosa. Location: The Feed Barn 55 Middle Rincon Time: Doors @ 7, Show @ 8

Artists updates:

Tim Sarter: I’ve opened a new play- Stand By Your Man the story of Tammy Wynette with Heritage Music Theater.  It’s running from last weekend through April 17th at the Cinnabar in Petaluma.  It has the same basic band as Lost Highway – Me, Jim Peterson, Dave Zirbel and Chris Rovetti.  What’s more both Chiara and Fiona (daughters) are in it with me! The entire run sold out in one day, but there a still some tix available for the extended, closing weekend of April 15th. Read Show Review Also from HMT- We are also remounting Woody Guthrie’s American Songs for two nights (after a sold out run at Cinnabar) at what used to be the Rep theater (now HMTs new home) in Sebastapol on April 30th and May 1st.  For more info go to:  Heritage Music Theater

Production photos by Eric Chazankin for "Stand By Your Man: The Tammy Wynette Story"

Production photos by Eric Chazankin for "Stand By Your Man: The Tammy Wynette Story"

Gene Wright: Gene is currently in rehearsals for the SRJC’s Production of ” Jesus Christ Superstar- The last 7 days in the life of Jesus of Nazareth”. The extraordinary rock opera that forever changed the world of musical theatre and includes chart-topping hits like “Superstar” and “I Don’t Know How to Love Him.” Shows at the SRJC’s Burbank Auditorium April 29, 30, May 4, 5, 6, 7 at 8:00 PM April 30, May 1, 7, 8 at 2:00 PM. For tickets of info- call the Box Office at 527-4343 or SRJC Theater Arts

Jesus Christ Superstar

Jesus Christ Superstar

Choklit Chanteuse/Baby Seal Club-  There’s alot going on with the Baby Seal club. They are working on their much anticipated, debut album and they’ve also got several video projects in production.  For the full scoop on the Baby Seal Club check out Facebook or Baby Seal Club

The Baby Seal Club

The Baby Seal Club

Skye Barnett/The Feed Barn- Press Democrat story about David Farish, Joey Castor and Skye Barnett and their new studio they call The Feed Barn.

Skye Barnett

Skye Barnett

Artistic Kid? It’s time to let the Children Perform for us. ALL ACTS WELCOME!! Ages 0-12. Please register by contacting Jacquie Smith at jacquelinedl@earthink.net Date: Sunday, May 22 Location: TBD (local park- most likely) Time: 3:00pm – 6:00pm

6th Street Playhouse-

April 15th- May 15th- Cabaret

April 15, 16, 22, 23rd- Theatresports Invitational Improv

April 29th, 30th, May 6, 7, 13,14,15 One-Act Plays by Great American  Writers 6th Street Playhouse presents a collection of one act plays in the Studio, including Your Mother’s Butt by Allan Ball; Ties That Bind Featuring the Astounding Krispinsky by Eric Coble;  Sure Thing and Variations on the Death of Trosky by David Ives; and The Actor’s Nightmare by Christopher Durang.  Directed by Robin Miller.  Fri & Sat at 8:00;  Sun at 2:00   General $25 Senior (62+) $20 Youth (13-21) $20

For a full listing of  entertainment, events and other dates- click here!

Artist and Performers : Are you a West End performer, artist or other talented individual? Don’t be shy! Share your performance dates and events with the neighborhood. We want to support you. Contact Lea Barron-Thomas at  westend @sonic.net


 

 

 

 

 

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• Tuesday, March 29th, 2011
It’s called “The Sun” and it’s finally out. Hooray! Go out this week and stay dry… what a concept.

West End Summer Bocce – Opening date announced- It’s finally here. Opening night is on Friday, May 20th at 6 p.m.

West End Summer Bocce is coming soon!

West End Summer Bocce is coming soon!

Did you lose a kitten? Hi- I live on Pierson street and a tuxedo kitty wandered onto my back deck last night. He’s about 2-3 months old, very sleek with short black hair, a white chest and stomach and white sox on all four feet. Purrs all the time, very aggressive for petting. I hope the owner can reclaim him soon.   Terrie  415 794 9139  (yes I know it’s an SF area code but I’m in Santa Rosa)

Roaming Pit bulls FYI- Just wanted to let you/neighborhood know there were two pit bulls on the loose Sunday morning (March 27th)  on W. 7th  (approx. 8-8:30a.m.).  One was brown and one was brindled.  They attacked one of our cats on my mom’s porch and would have torn her apart if my husband had not gone out to chase them away.  They seemed a bit aggressive.  When Josh chased them away, they headed off towards Trowbridge and then west.  We called animal control, but I doubt they were able to find them.  I’m guessing they went back home.

Event and Happenings Highlights-

March 30th, Wednesday – The Pick Me Up Music Revue featuring local artists The Courtney Janes, Juan Boulder, Heather Van Cleve & Tessa Rissacher .

JUAN BOULDER is an acoustic string band that plays a mix of old-timey, bluegrass and folk-rock. Band members are: Karen Frindell-Teuscher: banjo, vocals; Kevin Teuscher: bass, vocals Preston Booker: guitar, vocals; Brian Carlisle: fiddle; Bob Murnane: mandolin. (Yes! That’s Bob Murnane West End Business owner) Folk music. $5 21 yrs +. Location: Last Day Saloon Time: 7 p.m. door, 7:30 show. The Last Day Saloon is a West End Neighborhood Association sponsor.  Murnane Floors is a West End Neighborhood Association sponsor.Thank-you for supporting our neighborhood.

Juan Boulder

March 31st, Thursday- Wine Down Thirsty Thursdays with Foodie Truck Relax mid week with a glass of wine, a cigar and a bit of “street food”.  D’Argenzio Winery presents Wine Down Thirsty Thursdays every Thursday night. Facebook. Location: Santa Rosa Vintner’s Square (An Urban Winery Village) 1301-1305 Cleveland Ave. On Corner of Cleveland Ave and Ridgway, 2 blocks north of College ave. 1/2 mile north of Old Railroad Square district Time: 4- 8 p.m.  D’Argenzio Fine Wines is a West End Neighborhood Association sponsor. Thank-you for supporting our neighborhood.

April 2nd- First Saturday Clean up Help take care of restored Santa Rosa Creek flowing through the heart of downtown on the first Saturday of every month. The Greenway provides a home for river otter, kingfishers, egrets, and steelhead trout as well as parks, public art, and recreation along the six mile creek trail. Work and then have pizza afterward. Please bring utensils so we may keep our trash impact low. Contribution to lunch, desserts, fruit and appetizers are always welcome. Location: Meet at Olive Park Time: 10 a.m. First Saturday Cleanup

April 2nd. Gabby La La at Aubergine’s After Dark ~ EAT THE ART ~ A Cornucopia of Live Music, Live Comedy, Paintings, Puppets & Mixed Media. Paintings, puppets, & mixed media art displays by local artists Featuring live musical performances by… GABBY LA LA , THE CRUX and more. Film premiere of Eat The Fish Presents “Go Get Your Gun”, Special screening of the new Gabby La La music video. Gabby La La band members are Gabby La La, Zachary Morris, Ananta De Tally (West End Artist and performer! ) and Josh Fossgreen.   $10 cover 18+ Location: Aubergine After Dark 755 Petaluma Avenue Time: Doors open at 6:30 p.m.

Ananta- West End Artist. Fiddler, Hula-Hooper

Ananta- West End Artist. Fiddler, Hula-Hooper

Gabby La La at Aubergine After Dark

Gabby La La at Aubergine After Dark

Downtown:

April 2nd, Saturday The 3rd annual Japenese Art Festival. Japanese themed art, food and performance art will be donating a percentage of art sales and bake sale proceeds to recover efforts in Japan. Free. Location: South of A Art District, Near Julliard Park  Time: 1 p.m.- 4 p.m.

Japanese Art Festival

Japanese Art Festival

Are you a West End performer, artist or other talented individual? Don’t be shy! Share your performance dates and events with the neighborhood. We want to support you. Contact Lea Barron-Thomas at  westend @sonic.net

 

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• Wednesday, February 02nd, 2011
The West End has a plethora of creative, talented residents. We also within walking distance to many fine opportunities to enjoy music, live theater and art. Read on:

Call For Artists!- The Gateways Graffiti Program is seeking two artists to design and implement two murals (one per artist). The murals will be located on the fences at 915 & 973 Aston Avenue in Santa Rosa. For more information on project budget, Artist Selection Process RFP- Call for Artists Aston Ave

Anyone for Ukeleles? Are there any other people interested in joining up to play and sing with ukes, guitars? It could be fun to start a ukelele club here, meet once a month to make music and sing. I know quite a few players in this county as well Santa Cruz who might love to get something going. Let me know if there’s any interest…Carol @ 843-4656.

February 5th, Saturday -Amber Lee CD release Party From Amber Lee : This Saturday, February 5th, I will be celebrating the official release of my new album, Indelible! It’s been a year in the making, and includes accompaniment by a full band with lots of fun extra instruments! I am really proud and excited to share my new release with all of you! Neo-Folk-Accordion-Cabaret $5 Location: Arlene Francis Center 99 6th Street Time: 8 p.m.

Amber Lee CD Release Party

Amber Lee CD Release Party

Theater:

6th Street Playhouse is located at 52 W. 6th Street. See their website for complete information on shows. New Artistic Director named at 6th Street Playhouse- Michael Fontaine now Managing Director. See Press Demo

February 11-27th- Intimate Apparel Set in 1905, this moving story follows Esther, an un married African American seamstress that creates intimate apparel for women of New York’s society and prostitutes. The Studio Theater.

February 13th- 6th St. Improv- The Valentine’s Show a memorable evening of creativity and fun exploring “love” the Sunday before Valentine’s Day. GK Hardt Theater

6th St. Improv- The Valentines Show

6th St. Improv- The Valentines Show

Music, Music, Music:

“Twilight” Pipe Organ Mini Recitals. All ½ hour mini programs presented the SECOND Friday of each month. Location: Church of the Incarnation, 550 Mendocino Avenue Time: 6 p.m.

February 2nd, Wednesday- The Pick-Me-Up Music Revue with Jen Tucker Band, Kyle Marting and the Fall Flowers and The Orchid Killers. Folk music. $5  21yrs + Location: Last Day Saloon Time: 7 p.m. door, 7:30 show

February 5th, Saturday- ADD/C (AC/DC tribute band), Electric Funeral (Ozzy era Black Sabbath tribute) and Hoodwink. Rock. $8 21 yrs + Location: Last Day Saloon Time: 9 p.m. door, 9:30 show

February 9th, Wednesday- The Pick-Me-Up Music Revue with Jason Webley, The Crux & Ben Weiner. Folk Music. $7 ALL AGES Location: Last Day Saloon Time:7 p.m. Door, 7:30 Show

February 12th, Saturday- The Pat Jordan Band, High Speed Wobble, Tommy Rickard. Local favorite! Rock. $13 21 yrs + Location: Last Day Saloon Time: 8 p.m. door, 8:30 Show

Are you a West End performer, artist or other talented individual? Don’t be shy! Share your performance dates and events with the neighborhood. We want to support you. Contact Lea Barron-Thomas at  westend @sonic.net

More West End talent and events  next week, all events now listed on calendar.

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• Monday, August 02nd, 2010
The West End Neighborhood is “home” to many resident artists- from songwriters to musicians to artists in various mediums. One of the best benefits of living here is the opportunity to appreciate the skill, inventiveness and the gifts of our own neighborhood community. Put these dates on your calendar!

August 4th, Wednesday 6 p.m.- West End songwriter Ken Risling has qualified for the Petaluma West Coast Songwriters Playoff which will be at the Mystic Theater, Petaluma. Ken will perform one of his songs, accompanied by his very talented daughter, Oona Risling-Sholl. Joining him will be nine other talented songwriters as they all vie for “Best Song of the Year” recognition. Mystic Theater, Petaluma

August 5th, Thursday 7:30 p.m.- D. G. Sculpture Studio and Gallery invites you to attend a musical celebration with visionary musician Manfred Bleffert. This artist has has dedicated his life to developing new music. Although his compositions come out of the stream of 20th century new music, his studies have encompassed music from all cultures and times. D. G. Sculpture Studio and Gallery is owned by West End sculptor Daniel Graham 25 A Maxwell Court, Santa Rosa

August 20th, Friday 9:30 p.m.- Amber Lee and the Anomalies will perform at Toad in the Hole. Amber Lee is an accordion-ista and singer-songwriter and has recently finished a European tour. Fans can also see Amber on August 21st at the Cotati Accordion Festival

August 21st, Saturday 4-6 p.m. – Artist Reception for West End Artist- William Smith’s show “One Across the Bow”. Join your friends, neighbors and enthusiastic art fans at The Quicksilver Mine Co. Show for the Artist Reception. This solo show will run from August 20th to September 26th. The Quicksilver Mine Co. 6671 Front St./Hwy 116  Downtown  Forestville  William Smith- Killing Time Studios

William Smith- One Across the Bow

William Smith- One Across the Bow

August 27th, Friday 8:30 p.m.- West Enders Ken Risling and Avery Risling-Sholl will be back at Aroma Roasters. By popular demand, they will be performing their mix of traditional Celtic and American, featuring Avery’s vocals and fiddle and Ken’s award winning original songs. Aroma Roasters

August 28th, Saturday 9:30 p.m.- The return of the Santa Rosa Gong Show- hosted by Kelly Cowan. This is a live version of the T.V. show featuring local talent.  PERFORMERS needed! Do you have an act only your mother could love? Contact Jacqueline Smith. Toad in the Hole

August 28th, Saturday 8 p.m.- The Blasters . This band has won the hearts and souls of fans worldwide for over three decades. Composed of founding members vocalist-guitarist Phil Alvin, drummer Bill Bateman and bassist John Bazz with Keith Wyatt on guitar, they carry on a hard-won legacy as one of the most recognizable and credible bands in American Music. iSpecial guest band Quarter Mile Combo. You hear pure rockin’ Americana Rockabilly from this 4 piece act! The Quarter Mile Combos backbone is kept solid by drummer Gary Daly, and Todd Troublemaker’s upright bass slappin’. The West End’s own Justin Barr slings sweeping guitar solos and riffs alongside powerhouse vocalist, front woman, Nettie Hammar. With their recent release of “Motels, Gas and Beer”, The Quarter Mile Combo’s live show will take you down an electrifying winding road of good time rock n roll! Hopmonk Tavern

Quarter Mile Combo

Quarter Mile Combo

Are you a West End performer, artist or other talented individual? Don’t be shy! Share your performance dates and events with the neighborhood. We want to support you. Contact Lea Barron-Thomas at  westend @sonic.net

More West End talent and events  next week, all events now listed on calendar.

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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

The West End Neighborhood where urbanism, preservation, art and people come together! For the full calendar, the latest updates and photos- go the West End Neighborhood website Click Here!

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• Thursday, June 03rd, 2010
Rain, Rain Go away!  Things to do this weekend (Let’s hope the weather cooperates.):
June 4th, Friday-

West End Summer Bocce Every Friday at 6 p.m. at DeMeo Park. Join your friends and neighbors at beautiful DeMeo Park. Bring food and drinks to share. This is an all age, dog friendly event. To keep the event enjoyable and comfortable for all- please remember to observe Park rules: No glass, dogs on leashes. Wear layers for chilly nights.

Summer Nights- Railroad Square 6 to 9 p.m. : A summer long celebration on the first Friday of every month, June to September in Historic Railroad Square. Summer Nights Info

June 5th, Saturday-

First Saturday Clean up 10 to Noon Meet at CHOP’s – Join volunteers to remove trash/graffiti & fire hazards.  This clean up is organized by West End neighbor, Stan Gow. For more info, Click Here!

Chops Summer Open House 1 to 4 p.m. Spend your summer at CHOP’s- There’s a gym, art studio, recording studio, climbing wall and more. Teens and their families are invited to check out CHOP’s this Saturday. Free event, raffle prizes and rock wall will be open. For more info- Click here! or call 707-284-2467 Diana Curtin X12

Deluxe Buckets at Vine Art South A Street Festival 6:00pm – 9:00pm   Like to get your Bucket back on Deluxe style? See the Deluxe Buckets, the West End’s own Kelly “KC” Cowan, Dan “Detroit” Murphy, “Sexy” Dan Krause, Cliff “eekins” Hill, who will perform an early set at 6:15pm down north end alley (nearer the park). Plus a later set at the south end alley at 8pm. Hear that: 2 sets in one extravagant fun-time evening of bucket-shakin’! Deluxe Buckets

June 5th & 6th-Wine Country Quilts- Quilt Show & Sale- Moonlight Quilters of Sonoma County holds a  two-day quilt show each June. Over 400 quilts and quilted items will be displayed by local artists, including the West End’s own Gina Stateler-Calhoun.  Location: S. R. Veterans Memorial Building Time: Sat 10- 5 , Sunday 10-4 $8- $10 Admission www.mqsc.org

DeTurk Round Barn in the News- http://www.pressdemocrat.com/article/20100601/ARTICLES/100609973

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• Thursday, February 04th, 2010
Even though the skies are gray, there’s always activities, meetings and events within walking distance of the West End. A few items for your February calendar:

Street Sweeper- City of Santa Rosa street sweeping happens the first friday of every month. Accumulated leaves and debris can create havoc with street drainage- so move your cars off the curb the night before or early morning. Be a good neighbor-If you have a non-working, unregistered or a car that has been parked on the street over 72 hours- S. R. City Code states that these cars are subject to removal by the Police Department. So move your car! Neighborhood Services brochure- click here!

SMART Rail station workshop- February 11th  7 p.m. at CHOPS 509 Adams Street. Smart station design consultants will present initial concepts about stations and seek your feedback. For more info SMART Feb 11- station workshop

All events are listed on the West End Neighborhood website’s calendar- click here!

The West End Neighborhood where urbanism, preservation, art and people come together! For the full calendar, the latest updates and photos- go the West End Neighborhood website Click Here!




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