The Mendocino Beacon

Arts + Entertainm­ent

- MENDOCINO ART CENTER ARTISTS FROM THROUGHOUT

EFFECTIVE AUG. 10, 2021, UNTIL RESCINDED » Order of the Health Officer of Mendocino County mandating the wearing of face coverings in indoor public settings by all persons in response to the surge of COVID-19 and the spread of the Delta Variant.

Mendocino Theatre Company re-opening plans have changed Due to the alarming spike in COVID cases in our county, and new restrictio­ns that limit their ability to perform indoors, Mendocino Theatre Company has made the difficult decision to reschedule their production­s of “The Cemetery Club” and “Tiny Beautiful Things.” They now plan to reopen in November, and their new 2021 schedule will be announced soon. For more informatio­n, visit mendocinot­heatre.org. Stay safe, Mendocino!

Mendocino Film Festival The Mendocino Film Festival is thrilled to announce year-round programmin­g, in addition to the return of their 15th Annual Mendocino Film Festival, June 2-5, 2022.

The Mendocino Film Festival, now more than ever before, recognizes the need for community events, to bring people together and celebrate our shared culture.

Finally, the Mendocino Film Festival is pleased to join forces with Fort Bragg’s Coast Cinemas for the return of their Classic Film Series. The festival will showcase movies that have stood the test of time with the intention of entertaini­ng, educating, and all-around delighting viewers in Mendocino County and beyond. For more informatio­n, visit mendocinof­ilmfestiva­l.org.

MTC’s One-Minute Radio Theatre Take a minute to enjoy Mendocino Theatre Company’s One-Minute Radio Theatre, every Tuesday and Thursday at 8 p.m. on local public radio station KZYX. For more informatio­n, visit mendocinot­heatre.org.

California Arts Council updates The latest California Arts Council updates, plus important links and resources for California artists, cultural workers, and creatives on the coronaviru­s pandemic can be found by visiting their website at cac.ca.gov.

SELECT PAINTINGS FROM

THE MENDOCINO ART CENTER’S

PLEIN AIR FESTIVAL,

THE MENDOCINO

OPEN PAINT OUT, WILL

BE CURATED FOR A SPECIAL

IN-PERSON AND ONLINE

EXHIBITION, SEPTEMBER

29 THROUGH OCTOBER

31. MORE THAN FIFTY

OIL, PASTEL, WATERCOLOR,

ACRYLIC, AND MIXED MEDIA

CALIFORNIA ARE PARTICIPAT­ING

IN THE THREEDAY

EVENT, SEPTEMBER

24-26, PAINTING THE LOCAL ENVIRONS » from the rugged surroundin­g landscape to the bay and beaches, to the quaint Victorian architectu­re and water towers, to the nearby vineyards and wineries. For more informatio­n, visit www.mendocinoa­rtcenter.org.

MENDOCINO COUNTY MUSEUM

THE CAR BOMBING OF JUDI BARI » A Community Remembers is now showing through October 31, 2021. This exhibit includes artifacts from the museum’s permanent collection and from the private collection of Darryl Cherney documentin­g the life of renowned activist Judi Bari. The exhibit reflects on Bari’s role in the 1990 Earth First! Redwood Summer movement, an organized effort to protect old-growth redwood forests from logging. Judi Bari and her longtime organizing partner, Cherney, were driving in a car when it exploded in Oakland on May 24, 1990, on the cusp of their organizing work for the campaign known as Redwood Summer. The exhibit features the never-before-seen bombed car and key evidence used in the trial. After the bombing, the community responded with an outpouring of support for Judi’s legal defense. A quilt created as a fundraiser and a puppet used at a victory party to celebrate the outcome of their lawsuit against the FBI, in 2002, is also on display.

The Mendocino County Museum is located at 400 East Commercial St. Willits, CA. Contact (707)4592736 or museum@mendocinoc­ounty.org.

Art Explorers Art Explorers presents their annual November show, Bits & Pieces ~ art in pandemic times. Our 36 artists kept working through the chaos of the pandemic and we are celebratin­g their resilience with this show. They have created new prints, photograph­s, collages, paintings, and ceramics, as well as a new line of silkscreen­ed tshirts. Mask up and come see us on First Friday, November 5th, 5 to 8 p.m. at 333 N. Franklin St. in Fort Bragg. Open Sundays in November from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Send Arts and Entertainm­ent listings by noon on Friday to events@advocate-news.com. Art openings are listed the week of First Friday in Fort Bragg and Second Saturday in Mendocino. Please contact us about how to publicize paid classes and workshops.

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