Jane and Michael Stern, those chroniclers of true American food, wrote in their 1986 travelogue-cum-cookbook “Real American Food” of the Southern phenomena of combining food and unrelated commerce: “Drive along a country road in the Mississippi Delta and you will… Continue Reading
Andrew Carnegie was a Scot who emigrated to America and made an enormous fortune in steel. In 1889 he wrote an article titled Wealth, promoting his view that with great wealth came great responsibility. When he turned 65 in 1900, he began… Continue Reading
Join us for appetizers, beer, wine, door prizes, raffles and much more – all proceeds will help Marcella Wagner and her husband David Campbell cover medical costs. Marcella is a loving wife, mother, daughter, sister…and friend to many. She was… Continue Reading
June’s 2nd Saturday ArtHop is a city-wide “Celebration of Music,” featuring artists and musicians together at eight ArtHop venues. This month, we’re naturally featuring a musician — solo artist Kyra Goldman, performing live at Carnegies. Kyra is joined by artist Sonya… Continue Reading
Gini Holmes is a traditionally trained print maker (lithography) who has turned to more experimental means by which to create her images. Born in Long Beach, CA, Gini received her BFA from Stanford University in lithography and painting, studying under Nathan… Continue Reading
Makaylah Fazzari is a 17-year-old senior at Shasta High School. She has been creating art since she was 2 years old, drawing amoebas. She excels in every medium she encounters, including clay and jewelry making. Makaylah hopes to attend an… Continue Reading
Kyle Cameron Hanson, the son of Sharyi and Michael Hanson, was born in 1995 with Pierre-Robin Syntax and Pyloric Stenosis. Kyle underwent several surgeries as an infant and had a tracheostomy tube in place until he was 2 ½ years… Continue Reading
Dejon Weldon grew up in Northern California, and has always had an affinity for the arts. From creating her own picture books as a preschooler to now entering juried art competitions, she believes art will always be a part of… Continue Reading
The most important thing to know about artist Kim Piazza is that she is serious as all-get-out about garbage. Tires, aluminum, pipes, any kind of waste that is a byproduct of the human impact on the planet, can creep its… Continue Reading
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