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HI-USA Hostel Takeover Art Show Hostel Takeover features 20 to 40 artists per exhibition of all mediums, skill level, and styles. Hostel Takeover returns to the San Diego Downtown HI- USA Hostel. All ages, no cover. Sunday, January 10, 6pm. HI- USA Hostel, 521 Market Street. (DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO)
ART
4 UP: Artist Reception The Studio Door presents 4 UP in the gallery, four local artist spotlights featuring Paul Ward January 5-10, Lynn Schuette January 12-17, Gloria Muriel January 19-24, and Jere Dean January 26-31. Saturday, January 9, 6pm; free. Studio Door, 3750 30th Street. (NORTH PARK)
Art-a-Thon: Opening Recep- tion Art-A-Thon is as much a performance piece as it is an exercise in creativity and endur- ance. Over 20 local artists create for 24 hours on Saturday, Janu- ary 2 starting at noon. Opening reception for the exhibition will have the artists in attendance with beer from Stone Brewery, wine, and live music. Saturday, January 9, 6pm; free. ArtHatch, 317 E. Grand Avenue. (ESCONDIDO)
Art Walk: Ray at Night Ray at Night will be hosting local artisan vendors, food trucks, and live local musical acts. Sat- urday, January 9, 6pm; free. Ray Street Studios, 3436 Ray Street. (NORTH PARK)
Exhibition of Wood: Opening Reception January shows off the technical and creative skills of local woodworkers during Wood, A Furniture Show VII, curated by Brian Murphy. Also in the gallery: Black & White with the PhotoArts Group, a three-person show with Lisa Bebi, Victoria Estacio Huckins, and Renee Richetts and artist studios for Gallery Too, Linda A. Doll, Bettina Heinz, and Woody Woodaman. Saturday, January 9, 5:30pm; free. Escon- dido Arts Partnership Escondido Municipal Gallery, 262 E. Grand Avenue. (ESCONDIDO)
Splitting Images: the Old and the New The San Diego Watercolor Society presents “Splitting Images: the Old and the New,” juried by artist Ellen Hoag. Runs January 2 to Janu- ary 30, Wednesday through Sun- day, 10am-4pm. Open reception includes art, food, wine, and company of other art enthusiasts. Info: 610-876-4550 or
sdws.org. Friday, January 8, 5pm; free. San Diego Watercolor Society at NTC Promenade, 2825 Dewey Road #105. (POINT LOMA)
Under the Baroque Angel’s Wing San Diego artist Hans Chobolits presents Under The Baroque Angel’s Wing: In Mem- ory of My Mother. Chobolits has been painting in San Diego for thirteen years and is also recognized in his home city of Prague in the Czech Republic and in New York City. Live music for the opening reception will be performed by Franklin Au String Quartet and Mr. Mitchell of Didjetellus. Friday, January 8, 6:30pm; free. Brokers Build- ing Gallery, 402 Market Street. (DOWNTOWN SAN DIEGO)
BEER
Second Saturday with Big Sky Brewing Our good friends from Missoula, Montana are back again and they’re bringing some of their best beers out of the cel- lar for this one. Saturday, January 9, 5pm; Hamilton’s Tavern, 1521 30th Street. (SOUTH PARK)
BOOK SIGNINGS
AuthorPreneurs: Andy Trim- lett Join Andy Trimlett, crowd- funding consultant, for a talk on How to Prepare a Crowdfunding
Campaign for Your Book. He will discuss how to begin pre- paring your campaign, proven fundraising tactics, and how to get the word out once you have devised a plan. Includes dinner and author Q&A. Thursday, January 7, 6:30pm; $35. Filippi’s Clairemont, 5353 Kearny Villa Road. (KEARNY MESA)
Joshua Rutherford: Sons of Chenia Rutherford’s debut fan- tasy novel tells the story of five refugees returning to their home- land after years abroad, only to find it on the verge of invasion. In the Mary Holis Clark Room on the first floor. Sunday, January 10, 1pm; free. Central Library, 330 Park Boulevard. (EAST VILLAGE)
Kristen Kittscher: The Tiara on the Terrace Warwick’s is hosting author of The Wig in the Window, Kristen Kittscher, a writing tutor in Pasadena, California, where she lives with her husband. The 2014 James Thurber House Children’s Writer-in-Residence and a graduate of Brown University, she taught middle-school Eng- lish for many years. This event is free and open to the public. Only books purchased from Warwick’s will be signed. Thursday, Janu- ary 7, 7:30pm; free. Warwick’s Bookstore, 7812 Girard Avenue. (LA JOLLA)
Louise Mathews: Jailhouse Cuisine History Alive, the Lemon Grove Historical Society’s monthly lecture series, goes to the slammer with ace prison chef Louise Mathews and her book Jailhouse Cuisine: From the Right Side of the Bars. She will bring her legendary Jailhouse Cook- ies and tales of 20+ years as the county’s head cook (40,000 meals a day for inmates and staff). Thursday, January 7, 7pm; free. 18 and up. H. Lee House Cul- tural Center, 3205 Olive Street. (LEMON GROVE)
Shadab Zeest Hashmi & Ali- cia Jo Rabins Second Sunday Author Series: Women’s Voices, Women’s Stories A Collabora- tion of the Women’s Museum of California and San Diego Writ- ers, Ink This month: Shadab Zeest Hashmi, author of Kohl and Chalk, and Alicia Jo Rabins, author of Divinity School. Sun- day, January 10, 4pm; $5. Wom-
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Stephanie Diaz: Extraction The San Diego Chapter of the Society of Chi ldren’s Book Writers and Illustrators fea- tures Young Adult Science Fic- tion author Stephanie Diaz at its January meeting. Stephanie is the author of the Extraction series, which includes the books Extraction, Rebellion, and Evolu- tion. She will lead a workshop designed to help participants learn to build new worlds at USD’s Hahn School of Nursing Building (Linda Vista Road and Marion Way). Info: sandiego@
scbwi.org or 619-713-5462. Sat- urday, January 9, 2pm; $9-$12. 18 and up. University of San Diego, 5998 Alcalà Park. (LINDA VISTA)
CLASSES & WORKSHOPS
Painting & Vino: “Tree on a Sunny Afternoon” Recreate “Tree on a Sunny Afternoon” while sipping wine or cocktails. Supplies (canvas, paints, brushes, apron) included. No experience necessary. Sunday, January 10, 12pm; $45. 21 and up. 98 Bottles, 2400 Kettner Boulevard. (LITTLE ITALY)
Poetry Workshop with Jim Moreno Join Jim Moreno for a poetry workshop on how creative
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