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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-23/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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SUMMARY:The Claremont Colleges Guided Walking Tour
DESCRIPTION:THE CLAREMONT COLLEGES GUIDED WALKING TOUR\nTour is offered 4 times annually:\nSat. January 21 / Sat. April 15 / Sat. June 24 / Sat. Sept 23\n9:30am-12noon\nMeet at Seaver House\, 305 College Avenue\, Claremont before 9:30am.\nFee:  $10/person\nReservations recommended.\nClick here or phone 909.621.0848\nGuided walking tours conducted by Claremont Heritage at The Claremont Colleges focus on their history as well as historic and contemporary architecture — not designed for potential students interested in information about the colleges.\nEnjoy strolling through the beautiful campus learning interesting facts about the colleges and their unique architecture.\nContact: Claremont Heritage\nEmail: info@claremontheritage.org\nPhone: 909.621.0848\nMore Info: http://claremontheritage.bigcartel.com/product/public-art-walking-tour-of-the-claremont-colleges
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/the-claremont-colleges-guided-walking-tour/
LOCATION:Meet at Seaver House 305 College Ave\, Claremont  CA 91711\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar,Public Events,Tours
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-22/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-21/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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SUMMARY:THE CLAREMONT FARMERS MARKET | ARTISANS MARKET
DESCRIPTION:THE CLAREMONT FARMERS MARKET | ARTISANS MARKET\nCertified Organic Produce   Specialty Artisans & Crafts   Flowers & Plants\nSUNDAYS   RAIN OR SHINE FROM 8:00 AM TO 1:00 PM\nThe Claremont Farmers & Artisans Market is located at Indian Hill Avenue & Second Street in the Claremont Village.\nABOUT\nThe Farmers & Artisans Market was founded in 1996 to connect California farmers and artisans to the local community. We now have over 100 growers and artisan members sharing their goods and services throughout the year.\nOur farmers are working diligently to bring the freshest and most nutritious produce our rich local agricultural land has to offer for you and your families.\nThe Claremont Forum sponsors this weekly event and we are committed to helping promote local family farmers and to bring quality produce to our community. Proceeds from each market also help to support our service projects\, such as the Prison Library Project.
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/the-claremont-farmers-market-artisans-market-2/
LOCATION:The Claremont Farmers & Artisans Market is located at Indian Hill Avenue & Second Street in the Claremont Village.\, 233-201 Harvard Ave N\, Claremont\, CA\, 91711\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar,Public Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230408T200000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230408T220000
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SUMMARY:Laughs at the Lounge
DESCRIPTION:On April 8th OJP will launch a new live comedy series\, “Laughs at the Lounge” which will feature monthly stand up comedy shows.  The first is a variety show featuring 4 diverse and talented comedians.  Stay tuned for exciting announcements about shows to come.\nTHE COMEDIANS\nRichard Weiss has toured the country performing in hundreds of comedy venues including the Laugh Factory\, Fantasy Springs Casino\, Galaxy Theater\, Carolines (N.Y.)\, The Comedy Store \, the Improv\,  Fox Theater (Redlands)\, The Copacabana (Palm Springs)\, Standup New York\, The Indio Performing Arts Center\, and The Egyptian Theater (Park City\, Utah).  When not in California\, Richard brings his brand of humor across the country in his “Stand Up to Addiction” show. He has written for dozens of comedians\, some going on to win national contests and others using his material who perform on television. Additional writing credits include the comedic play Sketch In The City\, National Lampoon magazine\, My Joke Book (Richard Weiss & friends)\, the Humor Times\, Spaz comics & Funny Or Die.\nDonna Maine is an LA-based clean adult comedian and comedy writer who performs across the country. Her comedic insights run the gamut; drawing on her life experiences with relationships\, kids\, being a former nurse\, and beyond. Donna performs at all the major comedy clubs; the Improv\, Comedy Store\, Ice House\, and  wherever laughter is needed! Donna incorporates musical comedy\, characters such as Phyllis Diller\, is also a producer\, and a Funniest Housewives Finalist.\nJeff Charlebois is an experienced comedian and writer\, who performs all over the US. After being paralyzed in a car accident in 1979\, Jeff learned\nthe art of comedy and overcame many obstacles that few would endure. Not only is comedy a driving force in his life\, but so is his commitment towards promoting disability awareness and motivating others to overcome life’s obstacles. You might say “He’s got game”.\nGulden was born and raised in Istanbul\, Turkey\, before her parents sent her to America for higher education. She completed her BS and MS degrees at the University of Rhode Island and started her PhD at the University of Connecticut. According to her father\, all that studying made her lose her mind and she decided to become a comedian. She is planning to write her thesis and complete her doctoral degree\, but for now she’s happy to be “The only female comedian from The Middle East\, still alive!”  She has performed in venues across the United States including Comedy Store\, L.A.\, Comedy Store\, La Jolla\, The Ice House\, The Laugh Factory\, L.A.\, The Improv\, L.A. Universal Studios\, LA Ventura Comedy Club\, The Couch House\, O.C. Casablanca Casino Nevada Galaxy Theater O.C. Catch A Rising Star Reno & Las Vegas Riviera Hotel Casino Las Vegas Coach House Santa Barbara Stand Up NY City Comic Strip NY City Duplex NY City\nThe OJP Music Lounge opens 1 hour before each performance for small plates\, cocktails\, wine and craft beer.  Please order your main food items with your ticket to make sure what you want is waiting for you when you arrive!
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/laughs-at-the-lounge/
LOCATION:Ophelia’s Jump Music Lounge 2009 Porterfield Way\, Suite I (across from Last Name Brewing) Upland
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230408T130000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230408T150000
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SUMMARY:Talk: Marston and Maybury Architects Tour:
DESCRIPTION:Claremont Heritage presents TALK & TOUR:\nTOUR – Robert Redford Conservancy for Southern California\nSaturday April 8 | 1-3pm\n$10.00/person – Make Reservations in Advance\nTALK – John Neiuber\, Claremont Heritage President\, will discuss the importance of noted architects MARSTON & MAYBURY. Their significant buildings in Southern California include the Memorial Infirmary (1930)\, Padua Hills Theatre\, Claremont City Hall and many others.\nRobert Redford Conservancy for Southern California – Originally Memorial Infirmary\nEntrance on Foothill Blvd 1/2 block west of Mills Ave.\, Claremont\nAfter the talk\, a tour of facility. Refreshments provided.\nContact: Claremont Heritage\nEmail: info@claremontheritage.org\nPhone: 909.621.0848\nMore Info: http://claremontheritage.bigcartel.com/product/tour-robert-redford-conservancy-for-southern-california-sat-march-18-1-3pm
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/talk-marston-and-maybury-architects-tour/
LOCATION:Robert Redford Conservancy Foothill Blvd (1/2 block west of Mills Ave)\, Claremont  CA 91711
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar,Misc Category
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230408T120000
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-20/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-19/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T120000
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SUMMARY:ARTStation at the Claremont Lewis Museum of Art
DESCRIPTION:Looking for something to do with the kids in town this weekend?\nBring them to the Claremont Lewis Museum of Art on Sunday\,\nSeptember 3 for Free Family Day with the popular ARTStation.\nHigh school students in Project ARTstART will lead families in an\nart activity related to the exhibition Claremont Collects\nLocated in the historic Claremont Depot at 200 W. First Street\nnear the Metrolink Station\, the Museum will be open noon to\n4:00 p.m. with free admission. On the first Sunday of every\nmonth\, ARTStation offers children a place to experience art and\nengage with local culture.\nClaremont Collects: Art\, Creativity\, Community showcasing work\nmade by artists from the 1930s to today is generously sponsored\nby Gould Asset Management LLC. The exhibition will be on view\nthrough September 25. Go to www.clmoa.org for more\ninformation about the Museum and Project ARTstART.
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/artstation-at-the-claremont-lewis-museum-of-art-2/
LOCATION:200 W. First Street\, Claremont CA 91711
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar,Public Events
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T160000
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-18/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T090000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T150000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Lydia Henry - Manhole Cover Arts
DESCRIPTION:Claremont Heritage presents Lydia Henry\nManhole Cover Arts\nDocumenting Industrial Design Through Art with a Window into History\nGinger Elliott Exhibition Center\n840 N. Indian Hill Blvd. Claremont\nAdjacent to Garner House in Memorial Park\nFree Admission\nOne Weekend Only\nSaturday April 1 | 9am-3pm\nReception\nSaturday April 1 | 6-9pm\nClosing\nSunday April 2 | 9am-3pm \nLydia Henry grew up in Claremont and is a long-time resident of Arbol Verde. She became interested in manhole covers a decade ago when she recognized their creative designs as art and realized how the information written on them contributes to the historic record. Her goal in rubbing covers is to document the work of unknown artists lost to history\, acknowledge manhole cover design as a body of art\, and contribute awareness of the role they can play in the field of historical archaeology. The presentation will include manhole cover rubbings from the local area\, as well as ones done on her travels to different regions of the country.\nContact: Claremont Heritage\nEmail: info@claremontheritage.org\nPhone: 909.621.0848\nMore Info: https://claremontheritage.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/exhibition-lydia-henry-manhole-cover-arts-2/
LOCATION:Ginger Elliott Gallery – Memorial Park 840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 301 Indiana Ave\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T130000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230224T204406Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230329T233741Z
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SUMMARY:THE CLAREMONT FARMERS MARKET | ARTISANS MARKET
DESCRIPTION:THE CLAREMONT FARMERS MARKET | ARTISANS MARKET\nCertified Organic Produce   Specialty Artisans & Crafts   Flowers & Plants\nSUNDAYS   RAIN OR SHINE FROM 8:00 AM TO 1:00 PM\nThe Claremont Farmers & Artisans Market is located at Indian Hill Avenue & Second Street in the Claremont Village.\nABOUT\nThe Farmers & Artisans Market was founded in 1996 to connect California farmers and artisans to the local community. We now have over 100 growers and artisan members sharing their goods and services throughout the year.\nOur farmers are working diligently to bring the freshest and most nutritious produce our rich local agricultural land has to offer for you and your families.\nThe Claremont Forum sponsors this weekly event and we are committed to helping promote local family farmers and to bring quality produce to our community. Proceeds from each market also help to support our service projects\, such as the Prison Library Project.
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/the-claremont-farmers-market-artisans-market/
LOCATION:The Claremont Farmers & Artisans Market is located at Indian Hill Avenue & Second Street in the Claremont Village.\, 233-201 Harvard Ave N\, Claremont\, CA\, 91711\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar,Public Events
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T080000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230402T100000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230224T204401Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T005326Z
UID:10013579-1680422400-1680429600@discoverclaremont.com
SUMMARY:First Sunday Bird Walk - SOLD OUT
DESCRIPTION:California Botanic Garden\n1500 N. College Ave\, Claremont\nFirst Sunday Family Friendly Bird Walks hosted by the Pomona Valley Audubon Society\nFirst Sundays Monthly / 8 am – 10 am\nThese free family-friendly walks will lead you through the beautiful\, winding trails of California Botanic Garden showing how you can spot and identify your local bird life.\nMeet Pomona Valley Audubon Society hosts at the Garden entrance at 8:00 a.m. for free admission. This family-friendly bird walk is approximately 2 hours long and is perfect for beginners and experienced birders alike. No binoculars? No worries! Loaner binoculars are available (limited number so first come first served.) You will receive instructions on their use as well. Based on your comfort level (and possible guideline changes) please have a face mask available.\nPlease bring comfortable walking shoes\, weather-appropriate clothing\, plenty of water\, and any bird guides or binoculars you may have!\nSpace is limited\, so sign up early online or at the front kiosk.\nContact: California Botanic Garden\nEmail: info@calbg.org\nPhone: 909.625.8767\nMore Info: https://www.calbg.org/event/first-sunday-family-friendly-bird-walks-hosted-by-the-pomona-valley-audubon-society-010523
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/first-sunday-bird-walk-2/
LOCATION:California Botanic Garden 1500 N. College Ave.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 101 N College Ave\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar,Public Events,Tours
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T210000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230325T164227Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T005251Z
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SUMMARY:Exhibition: Lydia Henry - Manhole Cover Arts
DESCRIPTION:Claremont Heritage presents Lydia Henry\nManhole Cover Arts\nDocumenting Industrial Design Through Art with a Window into History\nGinger Elliott Exhibition Center\n840 N. Indian Hill Blvd. Claremont\nAdjacent to Garner House in Memorial Park\nFree Admission\nOne Weekend Only\nSaturday April 1 | 9am-3pm\nReception\nSaturday April 1 | 6-9pm\nClosing\nSunday April 2 | 9am-3pm \nLydia Henry grew up in Claremont and is a long-time resident of Arbol Verde. She became interested in manhole covers a decade ago when she recognized their creative designs as art and realized how the information written on them contributes to the historic record. Her goal in rubbing covers is to document the work of unknown artists lost to history\, acknowledge manhole cover design as a body of art\, and contribute awareness of the role they can play in the field of historical archaeology. The presentation will include manhole cover rubbings from the local area\, as well as ones done on her travels to different regions of the country.\nContact: Claremont Heritage\nEmail: info@claremontheritage.org\nPhone: 909.621.0848\nMore Info: https://claremontheritage.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/exhibition-lydia-henry-manhole-cover-arts/
LOCATION:Ginger Elliott Gallery – Memorial Park 840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 301 Indiana Ave\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar
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ORGANIZER;CN="Claremont%20Heritage":MAILTO:info@claremontheritage.org
GEO:34.128032;-117.711521
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T180000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T210000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230224T204357Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T005321Z
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SUMMARY:Claremont Art Walk
DESCRIPTION:Enjoy exploring Claremont venues displaying art on the first Saturday monthly.\nFor more  information… https://www.facebook.com/claremontartwalk/\nContact: Claremont Art Walk\nMore Info: https://www.facebook.com/claremontartwalk/
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/claremont-art-walk-5/
LOCATION:Claremont Multiple Venues\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T170000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T190000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230325T164227Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T005318Z
UID:10013776-1680368400-1680375600@discoverclaremont.com
SUMMARY:Flower Hour: Wildflowers Words & Cocktails
DESCRIPTION:California Botanic Garden\nFlower Hour: Wildflowers Words & Cocktails\nSaturday April 1 / 5pm – 7pm\n‍Celebrate the beauty of spring wildflowers at an outdoor happy hour at the Garden. The first in a new series of events at CalBG\, the April 1st Flower Hour will feature a Gin Mojito made with Floral Gin (infused specifically for this event)\, Lime\, Hummingbird Sage\, Syrup and Mint – a one of a kind exclusive cocktail crafted for CalBG by Evolve Distilling. Enjoy your drinks with free appetizers from Saca’s Mediterranean Cuisine and entertainment including live musical performances by ShamaMamahS\, combined with readings of poems written by the winners of CGU’s prestigious Tufts Poetry Awards.\nFlower Hour is a ticketed event. This event is for adults 21 and over only. Ticket price includes general admission to the Garden (feel free to come early to enjoy our Garden of Verses poetry festival) and one drink. Additional drinks available for purchase. Ticket information…\nContact: California Botanic Garden\nEmail: info@calbg.org\nPhone: 909.625.8767\nMore Info: https://www.calbg.org/event/poppy-hour-wildflowers-words-cocktails
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/flower-hour-wildflowers-words-cocktails/
LOCATION:California Botanic Garden 1500 N. College Ave.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 101 N College Ave\, United States
CATEGORIES:Botanic Garden,Community Calendar,Fundraiser
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T160000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230224T204351Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T005301Z
UID:10013578-1680350400-1680364800@discoverclaremont.com
SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-17/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T110000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230401T160000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230325T164226Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T005258Z
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SUMMARY:A Garden of Verses Poetry Festival
DESCRIPTION:California Botanic Garden\nA Garden of Verses Poetry Festival\nSaturday April 1 / 11am – 4pm\nFree with Garden Admission\nCalifornia Botanic Garden brings back our celebration of words amongst the wildflowers with the return of the A Garden of Verses Poetry Festival. Kicking off both national Poetry Month and CalBG’s Wildflower Month\, guests are invited to walk the paths amongst spring blooms\, happening upon multiple poetry stations scattered throughout the Mesa gardens. All ages are welcome at this celebration of the power of poetry to capture the beauty of nature\, with activity stations supplementing the poetry readings and allowing guests to create their own poems.\nGarden of Verses features poetry stations sponsored by:\nFourth Saturdays: Poetry at the Helen Renwick Library\nSouthern California Haiku Study Group\nThe Pasadena Poets\nAll About Town Poets\nContact: California Botanic Garden\nEmail: info@calbg.org\nPhone: 909.625.8767\nMore Info: https://www.calbg.org/event/a-garden-of-verses-2023
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/a-garden-of-verses-poetry-festival/
LOCATION:California Botanic Garden 1500 N. College Ave.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 101 N College Ave\, United States
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar,Misc Category
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230331T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230331T160000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230224T204351Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T005247Z
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-16/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Claremont%20Lewis%20Museum%20of%20Art":MAILTO:info@clmoa.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230330T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230330T203000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230325T164226Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230330T005244Z
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SUMMARY:TALK: Lydia Henry: Manhole Cover Arts
DESCRIPTION:TALK by Lydia Henry\nManhole Cover Arts\nDocumenting Industrial Design Through Art with a Window into History\nThurs\, March 30 / 7 – 8:30pm\nGinger Elliott Center\nMemorial Park – 840 N. Indian Hill Blvd. Claremont\nMuriel O’Brien Education Series\n$5 suggested donation / Members Free\nLydia Henry grew up in Claremont and is a long-time resident of Arbol Verde. She became interested in manhole covers a decade ago when she recognized their creative designs as art and realized how the information written on them contributes to the historic record. Her goal in rubbing covers is to document the work of unknown artists lost to history\, acknowledge manhole cover design as a body of art\, and contribute awareness of the role they can play in the field of historical archaeology. The presentation will include manhole cover rubbings from the local area\, as well as ones done on her travels to different regions of the country.\nContact: Claremont Heritage\nEmail: info@claremontheritage.org\nPhone: 909.621.0848\nMore Info: https://claremontheritage.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/talk-lydia-henry-manhole-cover-arts/
LOCATION:Ginger Elliott Exhibition Center – Memorial Park 840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 100 N Indian Hill Blvd\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar
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ORGANIZER;CN="Claremont%20Heritage":MAILTO:info@claremontheritage.org
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230330T160000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230330T200000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230224T204403Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230329T233729Z
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SUMMARY:Inaugural Claremont Chamber Mini Golf Classic
DESCRIPTION:
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/inaugural-claremont-chamber-mini-golf-classic/
LOCATION:Bullwinkle’s Upland – 1500 W. 7th St.
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar,Public Events
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230326T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230326T160000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230224T204350Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230323T005231Z
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-15/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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ORGANIZER;CN="Claremont%20Lewis%20Museum%20of%20Art":MAILTO:info@clmoa.org
END:VEVENT
BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230325T190000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230325T210000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230325T164222Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230325T164222Z
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SUMMARY:Mick Rhodes & the Hard Eight at the OJP Music Lounge
DESCRIPTION:Mick Rhodes & the Hard Eight hail from the arid desert region east of Los Angeles\, just close enough to the city to venture in and take what they need from the town of tinsel\, leave the rest behind\, and return to their outlying creative hub to plot their next record or tour.\nThriving outside the mainstream for has helped MR8 develop into one of the country’s best live bands. Battling it out independently\, the group has released two records\, “‘Til I am Dust\,” and “Paradise City\,” both on Hot Tramp Records. “Paradise City\,” received raves for its eclectic take on Americana\, country\, soul\, blues and rock\, with the single “Married Girls” appearing on several critics’ song-of-the-year lists.\nThe OJP Music Lounge opens 1 hour before each performance for small plates\, cocktails\, wine and craft beer.  Please order your main food items with your ticket to make sure what you want is waiting for you when you arrive!
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/mick-rhodes-the-hard-eight-at-the-ojp-music-lounge/
LOCATION:Ophelia’s Jump Music Lounge 2009 Porterfield Way\, Suite I (across from Last Name Brewing) Upland
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar
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BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230325T120000
DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230325T160000
DTSTAMP:20230822T131705
CREATED:20230224T204350Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20230323T005227Z
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-14/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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SUMMARY:The Old Gray Cats at the OJP Music Lounge
DESCRIPTION:The Old Grey Cats   name taken from an old fiddle tune   have played together for almost 20 years. Alan Davis (fiddle/mandolin)\, Roy Durnal (bass\, bodhran)\, and Leo Kretzner (mountain dulcimer\, guitar) play Irish and American old-time music with Celtic roots\, from lively jigs and reels to humorous songs and sing-alongs. They’ve played at juice bars\, pubs\, and Irish-style wakes\, but this is a rare concert appearance.\nThe OJP Music Lounge opens 1 hour before each performance for small plates\, cocktails\, wine and craft beer.  Please order your main food items with your ticket to make sure what you want is waiting for you when you arrive!
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/the-old-gray-cats-at-the-ojp-music-lounge/
LOCATION:Ophelia’s Jump Music Lounge 2009 Porterfield Way\, Suite I (across from Last Name Brewing) Upland
CATEGORIES:Community Calendar
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SUMMARY:2 Exhibitions: Andree Mahoney and Vince Skelly
DESCRIPTION:2 Exhibitions:\nAndrée Mahoney Seeks Transcendence in Color and Form\nVince Skelly Transforms Wind Ravaged Trees into Powerful Sculptures\nClaremont Lewis Museum of Art\, 200 W. First St.\, Claremont\nFeb 17 – April 23\, 2023 (Fri thru Sun) 12noon-4pm\nOpening Reception\, Feb 18\, 6-8 pm\nAdmission is free every Friday / Visit website CLMOA.org for more details.\nAndrée M. Mahoney: Spirit Voyager\nCelebrates the artist’s seventy-year exploration of the richness of life through mixed-media painting and ceramic sculpture. A visual storyteller on a lifelong\, transcendental quest to transform spirit into matter\, Mahoney seeks to strike a balance between color and form\, intuition and meaning.\nMahoney came to Claremont in 1950 to study art at Scripps College and honed her skills in the Millard Sheets Studio. She later earned her M.Ed and MFA from Claremont Graduate University in the 1960s. Thereafter Mahoney served as Professor of Art at Chaffey College for more than 30 years.\nThe exhibition is curated by the artist’s daughter Monica Lynne Mahoney.\n*************************************************\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nRecent work by Claremont artist Vince Skelly. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic wind storm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nUsing wood from sustainable sources is always an important part of Skelly’s process. The storm offered\, not only a bountiful supply of wood but also an opportunity to create new life out of incredible destruction and loss. Some of this work was first presented in a solo show organized by Tiwa Select in Los Angeles and featured in the June 2022 issue of Architectural Digest.\nContact: Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\nEmail: info@clmoa.org\nPhone: 909.621.3200\nMore Info: https://clmoa.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/2-exhibitions-andree-mahoney-and-vince-skelly-13/
LOCATION:Claremont Lewis Museum of Art – Claremont Depot 200 W. First St\, Claremont  CA 91711 US
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar,Public Events
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SUMMARY:CLOSING: Reprinting Claremont Exhibition
DESCRIPTION:Claremont Heritage presents RePrinting Claremont\nGinger Elliott Exhibition Center\n840 N. Indian Hill Blvd. Claremont\nAdjacent to Garner House in Memorial Park\nFree Admission\nOpening Reception\nSaturday March 4 | 6-9 pm \nContinues thru Friday March 24 / Mon-Fri 10am-3pm or by appointment\n(Enter via Garner House)\nRePrinting Claremont seeks to celebrate the rich history of printmaking in Claremont by uniting Claremont’s historic printmakers and student creators from the Claremont Colleges. Printmaking in Claremont dates to the early 20th century when a group of artists who served as faculty members at the Claremont Colleges founded the Claremont College Press in 1946. The Claremont College Press soon gained a reputation for producing high-quality prints and began attracting artists to Claremont. The press was instrumental in promoting the printmaking medium in Southern California and played a significant role in the development of the “California Style” of printmaking.\nOver time\, Claremont attracted diverse groups of artists who were drawn to its thriving art scene\, creative energy\, and artistic community. Today\, the city is a vibrant hub of artistic activity — you can witness so yourself at RePrinting Claremont.\nThe exhibition presents prints by Millard Sheets\, Susan Lautman Hertel\, Karl Benjamin\, Phil Dike\, and other prominent Claremont artists. It also aims to integrate Claremont’s newest creators into this living history – student artists from the Claremont Colleges.\nVisit the Ginger Elliott Gallery to learn more about how printmaking has evolved over time\, support local artists\, and connect with others who share a passion for the arts.\nCurated by Marina Shishkina and Stella Robinson\nMarketing and graphics by Se’maj Griffin\nContact: Claremont Heritage\nEmail: info@claremontheritage.org\nPhone: 909.621.0848\nMore Info: https://claremontheritage.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/closing-reprinting-claremont-exhibition/
LOCATION:Ginger Elliott Gallery – Memorial Park 840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 301 Indiana Ave\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar
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DTSTART;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230323T190000
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SUMMARY:TALK: Vince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees
DESCRIPTION:TALK: Wood Sculptor\nVince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees\nThurs\, March 23 / 7 – 8:30pm\nGinger Elliott Center\nMemorial Park – 840 N Indian Hill Blvd. Claremont\nMuriel O’Brien Education Series\n$5 suggested donation / Members Free\nTo coincide with the exhibition of the same title at the Claremont Lewis Museum of Art\, Vince Skelly: A Conversation with Trees will look at the process and inspiration that has brought Skelly much acclaim in the art/design world. Carving tree trunks\, many harvested in the aftermath of the epic Claremont windstorm of January 2022\, Skelly explores the space between sculptural form and functional object.\nContact: Claremont Heritage\nEmail: info@claremontheritage.org\nPhone: 909.621.0848\nMore Info: https://claremontheritage.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/talk-vince-skelly-a-conversation-with-trees/
LOCATION:Ginger Elliott Exhibition Center – Memorial Park 840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 100 N Indian Hill Blvd\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar
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DTEND;TZID=America/Los_Angeles:20230320T150000
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SUMMARY:Reprinting Claremont Exhibition / Mon-Fri
DESCRIPTION:Claremont Heritage presents RePrinting Claremont\nGinger Elliott Exhibition Center\n840 N. Indian Hill Blvd. Claremont\nAdjacent to Garner House in Memorial Park\nFree Admission\nOpening Reception\nSaturday March 4 | 6-9 pm \nContinues thru Friday March 24 / Mon-Fri 10am-3pm or by appointment\n(Enter via Garner House)\nRePrinting Claremont seeks to celebrate the rich history of printmaking in Claremont by uniting Claremont’s historic printmakers and student creators from the Claremont Colleges. Printmaking in Claremont dates to the early 20th century when a group of artists who served as faculty members at the Claremont Colleges founded the Claremont College Press in 1946. The Claremont College Press soon gained a reputation for producing high-quality prints and began attracting artists to Claremont. The press was instrumental in promoting the printmaking medium in Southern California and played a significant role in the development of the “California Style” of printmaking.\nOver time\, Claremont attracted diverse groups of artists who were drawn to its thriving art scene\, creative energy\, and artistic community. Today\, the city is a vibrant hub of artistic activity — you can witness so yourself at RePrinting Claremont.\nThe exhibition presents prints by Millard Sheets\, Susan Lautman Hertel\, Karl Benjamin\, Phil Dike\, and other prominent Claremont artists. It also aims to integrate Claremont’s newest creators into this living history – student artists from the Claremont Colleges.\nVisit the Ginger Elliott Gallery to learn more about how printmaking has evolved over time\, support local artists\, and connect with others who share a passion for the arts.\nCurated by Marina Shishkina and Stella Robinson\nMarketing and graphics by Se’maj Griffin\nContact: Claremont Heritage\nEmail: info@claremontheritage.org\nPhone: 909.621.0848\nMore Info: https://claremontheritage.org
URL:https://discoverclaremont.com/event/reprinting-claremont-exhibition-mon-fri-3/
LOCATION:Ginger Elliott Gallery – Memorial Park 840 N. Indian Hill Blvd.\, Claremont  CA 91711 US\, 301 Indiana Ave\, United States
CATEGORIES:Art,Community Calendar
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