SUMMER FUN-RAISER for ARTSTART July 20, 2019 • 4:00 – 6:00 P.M


Santa Rosa, CA. ~ Sixteen artstart interns from the 2019 summer program have created a warehouse full of artwork available to sell at the SUM- MER FUN-RAISER. The event is staged in a hip and funky artists warehouse lo- cated in Santa Rosa.


Find unique mirrors, chairs, stepping stones, vinyl mats, benches all created by the stu- dent interns. An amazing trip to Africa will be the central auction


item. Hors d’oeu-


vres, beer and wine will be available. Tickets are $25 and available at the door. The scholarships, appren- and


ticeships services pro-


vided via Artstart would not be possible without public and private art commissions as well as individual and cor- porate donations. By contrib- uting to and selecting Artstart


UPBEAT’s SUMMER Entertainment Guide #2 July 4, 2019


July 20-21, 2019


for commissions, individuals, businesses, and corporations are helping to expand profes- sional on-the-job arts training opportunities --- a rarity --- for young artists. Artstart is a 501(c)(3) non


-profit arts organization, with the mission “to provide job training and mentoring, and to foster life-changing break- throughs by way of a stimulat- ing work experience in the arts for all Sonoma County youth, while creating public art for our community”.


For more information on how to support Artstart, please visit www.artstart.us, email us at info@artstart.us, or call 707- 546-2345. Location: 1024 De- Turk Avenue at Pressley Street in Santa Rosa. You may also contact Jayne Burns @ 707.328.5229.


Independence Day Car Show and Block Party


Petaluma, CA. ~ 101 North Brewing Event


Description.


The 3rd Annual American Dream Auto Show is a free event at 101 North Brewery at 1304 Scott Street in Petal- uma. A variety of activities are


family, including:


planned for the whole live mu-


sic, dancing, bounce houses for the kids, local food trucks and vendors, hot-rod vehicle demonstrations, and a myriad of show quality automobiles. Contact: John Brainin. Email: jb101north@gmail.com. Phone: 916-716-9647


3rd Annual Relay for Life


Sebastopol, CA. ~ Please join us ~ American Cancer Soci- ety's 3rd Annual, Relay for Life Fundraiser in Northern Sonoma County, July 20-21st, 2019. Silent Auction, Food, & fun for ALL! Starts at 10 am Sat. & 10 am Sun. Analy High School track 6950 Analy Ave., Sebastopol, CA. Help us attack


cancer from every angle! relayforlife.org


Contact Molli Raef at mollisellssonco@gmail.com or call 707-536-1191


Te most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious. It is the


source of all true art and science. Albert Einstein


Facts & Trivia #3


The Mona Lisa has her own mailbox in the Louvre because of all the love letters she receives.


Famed Renaissance man Leonardo da Vinci is well known for his gifted mind and brilliant artwork. What’s slightly less known about him is the fact that da Vinci was not only a strict vegetarian, but he was also passionate about animal rights. He would buy caged birds from the Renaissance equivalent of pet stores just so he could set them free.


Alexandre Dumas, known for The Three Musketeers and The Count of Monte Cristo, felt very strongly that all his works must be presented on colored paper.


An independent local Community Bank since 1890


Personal and Business Checking and Savings products and services: • Loans–Consumer and Business • Online Banking with Bill Pay and Paperless Statements–It’s the Greener way! • Youth Savings programs • ATM locations throughout Sonoma County for your convenience • A Customer Service team dedicated to answering your call before and after business hours


• We invite you to e-mail, call or visit us at any of our branches to answer your questions about how Exchange Bank can become your bank.


www.exchangebank.com 707.524.3000 or toll free 800.995.4066


He was a wise man who invented beer. ~ Plato


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