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Tracy MacEwan & Friends Benefit Show
February 3 - 27 PJ Chessman Gallery Free
Artist Reception: Feb 4 5 - 8 pm which includes a silent auction and fundraiser
Guests can purchase artwork, and bid on goods and services, with the proceeds going toward a fund for MacEwan’s recovery.
Tracy MacEwan has made his Northwest reputation on vivid, moving abstracts inspired by his own photography and his travels around the world. But this generous Lincoln City artist has been unable to paint since he suffered a sudden stroke, in mid-2010. For this show, Tracy's friends are combining his works with contributions of their own, for a benefit show that will help purchase tools for his recovery.
The exhibit, called “Tracy MacEwan and Friends,” will include 10 to 15 of MacEwan’s colorful abstracts, as well as work by six other artists from around the region. This includes both two and three dimensional works – glass, pottery, metal and works on canvas.
Lincoln Live by Steven Holgate
Friday, February 10 7 pm
What American wouldn’t love to have a conversation with Abraham Lincoln? Praised as “the best Lincoln in America,” Lincoln portrayer Steve Holgate brings Lincoln alive in two different programs suitable for civic groups, schools, retirement homes and in theaters. Imagine having the chance to ask Abraham Lincoln about his years in the White House and hear him discuss the dark years of the Civil War and the momentous decisions he made. In his two-act play “A. Lincoln” and his shorter press conference-style town hall, Lincoln actor Steve Holgate gives audiences a chance to do just that. Starting from his remarkable resemblance to our 16th President, Lincoln portrayer Steve Holgate, gives a compelling performance as Abraham Lincoln.
For more information, see Steve Holgate's website
Rita Warton's Coffee Concerts
Sunday, February 19 3pm
A series of casual Sunday matinees featuring local performers and delicious desserts with a program of bells and piano, with Paul and Barbara Beard, and guitar by Perry Gerber.
$10 at the door includes coffee and dessert with all proceeds towards future LCCC programs
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Antique Week "Speakeasy Night"
Miss Rose and Her Rhythm Percolators
Saturday, Feb 18 7 pm
Presenting Prohibition-era music, embracing the glitz and glamour of the "Speakeasy". You'll hear songs by Gershwin, Porter, Berlin and Arlen, complete with period costume, dancing, and even a bit of history about this fascinating era. Sunga Rose on vocals and ukelele, Carey Rayburn on cornet and percussion, and Fred van Doren on piano. This "Speakeasy Night" features dance lessons, a photo booth with vintage costumes and more.
Tickets: $15 advance, $20 at the door includes light appetizers and a no-host bar.
Flappers welcome!! Come dressed for the period
LCCC Monthly Dance Night
2nd Thursday monthly
6:30 pm $7 at door
A "dancer's choice" event. No partner required, with a large variety of dance styles.
DJ Jim Rodriquez
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