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New to the Main Street Gallery is the unique wall sculptures of Ted Kirby executed in mixed medium.
Also, showing for the first time at the Gallery is Richard Hoyt with his work in figurative photography.
Ginger Ingersoll returns to the gallery demonstrating her talent in sketching and in oils.
Diana Liebe once again delights us with her charming work in watercolors.
Meredith Gambrel shows her distinctive style in acrylics, while Richard Seisser continues to amaze us with his broad spectrum of work in pastels.
Continuing in the January show are Bruce Vandariss, exhibiting his vivid paintings done in colored pencil; Toni Stewart's one-of-a-kind handcrafted hats; popular artist Ray Farrow is showing a new side of his talent with his abstracts while Elaine Lewis displays her flair with acrylics.
Each of Bill Blum's miniature wooden gnome homes hold a surprise and to accompany them, Chris Schreier has fashioned wee folk art gnomes. Phil Mathewson gives a new dimension to the show with his bold and provocative abstracts. Jo Bergeson presents an eclectic show in oils with subject matter ranging from nudes to abstracts; while Shelby Posada hangs a collection of her work in pastels.
We are pleased to welcome back the students from Upper Lake under the instruction of Anna and Jennifer Sabalone. Last year this students delighted us with their miniature clay creations, and we look forward to new surprises in this show.
We invite you to join us in a celebration of the New Year and our featured artists while sampling the wide variety of wines available in Lake County. Adding to the festivities of the evening will be the "blue velvet" voice and percussion stylings of Neon who will be accompanied by guitarist and vocalist Mike Wilhelm.
The Main Street Gallery and Gift Shop is located at 325 N. Main St. in Lakeport. More information can be obtained by calling 707-263-6658.
Shelby Posada is executive director of the Lake County Arts Council.
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LAKEPORT – Local author, KitDee DeCanti will share her newest mystery, “Secret of Cobb Mountain,” on Friday, Jan. 8.
The reading will be held from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. at Watershed Books, 305 N. Main St. in Lakeport.
DeCanti's newest book is an engrossing novel about the mysterious death of a young woman.
When a new sheriff's deputy thinks it may have been other than suicide, he undertakes an investigation which leads him into danger, romance and the answer to more than one mystery.
This novel is a good mystery with lots of interesting twists and local color.
For more information call 707-263-5787 or visit Watershed Books' Web site, www.watershedbookco.com .
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The fun will take place from 8:30 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. Jan. 1.
The Southern Comfort Band – which includes Jerry Toler, Dennis Miliken and Terry Terrant – plays a wide variety of country and old time rock & roll music.
Tickets cost $20 in advance, $25 at the door.
For more information call 707-274-8779 or 707-995-9602.