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Amador County Arts Council
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TGIF SCHEDULE AT-A-GLANCE
June 10
Wingnut Adams Band
Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre, Jackson
June 17
Late for Dinner
Far Horizons 49er Village, Plymouth
June 24
Esquires
Minnie Provis Park, Sutter Creek
July 8
Crystal Image
Pine Grove Park, Pine Grove
July 15
Mokelumne Crossing
Mollie Joyce Park, Pioneer*
July 22
FreeZeout
Volcano Amphitheatre, Volcano
August 5
Sierra Sax and Brass Quartet
Castle Oaks Golf Club, Ione*
August 12
Tess and Hip Trash
Detert Park, Jackson
August 19
Feather River
Montevina Winery/Terra d’Oro, Plymouth
DIRECTIONS
Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre, Jackson: From Hwy 49/88 and
Main St in Jackson, turn on North Main Street. Turn left into
amphitheatre parking lot across the street from the Kennedy
Tailing Wheels Park.
Far Horizons 49er Village: Go north on Highway 49 toward
Plymouth. Bear left just past the 49er Village entrance. Park in the
Fairgrounds parking lot.
Minnie Provis Park, Sutter Creek: From Hwy 49 in Sutter Creek,
turn onto Church Street. Park is a half block down on the left.
Additional parking is available behind City Hall; entrance is just
north of Church St between City Hall and the church.
Pine Grove Park, Pine Grove: On Hwy 88 in Pine Grove, across
the hwy from Pine Grove Town Hall.
Mollie Joyce Park, Pioneer*: Heading east on Hwy 88 in Pioneer,
turn left on Carson Drive, follow the park signs to Mollie Joyce
Park.
Volcano Amphitheatre, Volcano: From Hwy 88 in Pine Grove,
take Pine Grove Volcano Rd to Volcano. Amphitheatre is on the left
across from the St. George Hotel and Whiskey Flat Saloon. Parking
is on the street or in the city parking lot across the street from the
amphitheatre.
Castle Oaks Golf Club*: From downtown Ione, drive west on
Highway 104. Turn left onto Castle Oaks Drive and head for the
Clubhouse.
Detert Park, Jackson: From Hwy 49/88 in Jackson, south of the
intersection of Vogan Toll Rd, turn into ball fields entrance. Keep
right past ball fields to parking area.
Montevina Winery, Shenandoah Valley: At the intersection of
Hwy 49 & Main Street in Plymouth, turn onto Shenandoah Rd, then
right on Shenandoah School Rd. to 20680 Shenandoah School Rd.
* FOOD & BEVERAGES AVAILABLE at Mollie Joyce
Park (July 15) and Castle Oaks Golf Club (August 5).
Please, no outside beverages at these two shows.
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JUNE 10
KENNEDY MINE AMPHITHEATRE, JACKSON
WINGNUT ADAMS BAND
Wingnut Adams plays drums, harp and
performs vocally with a roster of touring
pros. The band pays homage to the roots of
the Blues, while injecting Wingnut’s own
life experiences into a funky musical stew
that has captured hearts and souls
everywhere! Wingnut began his musical
journey as a percussionist for artists such as
Archie Lee Hooker and Ron Thompson. In
2002 he went out on his own and it wasn’t
long before fans everywhere realized that
Wingnut’s love for a strong, danceable
groove and the ability to interact with the
fans made his shows comfortable, relaxed
and lots of fun!
TONIGHT’S CONCERT SPONSORED BY
JACKSON RANCHERIA CASINO & HOTEL
2011
Summer Season
Kennedy Mine Amphitheatre
Great Theatre Under the Stars
Fri. & Sat.
June 24 thru July 23
A Flea in Her E ar
By Georges Feydeau
Translated by John Mortimer
Fri. & Sat.
Aug. 5 thru Sept. 3
Sponsored by
Leaving Iowa
By Tim Clue & Spike Manton
Tickets Available at the Gate
$17.50 Adults - $12 Students - Family Pack $49
Gates open at 6:30 for Picnics - Show at 8pm
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Donít Miss These Other Events!
Put this on your refrigerator or onto your calendars
AmadorArts CURRENT CALENDAR
June 10
6 pm First TGIF free concert, continues
every Fri. ‘til Aug. 19 -- see TGIF schedule.
June 25
5 - 8 pm Jazzin’ in Up in Jackson, our
NEW fundraiser on Main St., featuring live
music, art, wine and food. FREE admission.
June 25
Winning Raffle Ticket drawn for Maui Condo stay in April 2012
Aug. 25
6 - 8 pm Arts Networking Affair -- Mixers for the Arts bringing everyone
together -- Volcano
Amphitheatre featuring vignettes by Volcano Theatre Co.,
plus appetizers and no-host bar by St. George Hotel. Free to members
or $5 donation. (Also Dec. 1 -- check AmadorArts.org for info.)
Sept. 17 - 18
Two full days Open Studios Tour presented by Amador County Artists
Association.
Sept. 24
5 - 7 pm The Sons of the San Joaquin at Helwig Winery presented by
AmadorArts.
Oct. 9
Extravaganza, a fundraiser for Amador Schools Arts Foundation.
www.amadorsaf.org
Nov. 12
WineFest 2011 in Sutter Creek, our annual fundraiser
with art, wine, tasty treats and Silent Auction.
March 2012
A Taste of the Arts - One day Mini Arts Institute for teens & adults.
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Need info? Go to www.AmadorArts.org or 209-223-9038
Watch for Additional New Events
JUNE 17
FAR HORIZONS 49ER VILLAGE, PLYMOUTH
LATE FOR DINNER
Voted the Best Musical Group
in El Dorado County 2008, 2009,
2010 by El Dorado Style Magazine
and referred to as “Awesome” by
Garratt Wilkin of the Parrot Heads.
Late for Dinner’s unique blend of
reggae and Caribbean jazz fuses
into a white hot dance blend we
call Rastamerican Blues. Formed in
the mid 80s by guitarist Bruce Bonnello and vocalist/writer David Hamblin, the group owes its musical roots
to the legendary breakthrough band Itsa Wah. Late For Dinner includes: Leanne Hamblen - Energy Engine/
vocals; Dave Hamblen - Vocals; Bruce Bonnello - Guitar; Michael Boren - Lead guitar; Rob Brown - Bass; Rich
Faircourt - Synthesizers; Bill Snyder - Keyboards/vocals; Ricky Long - Drums/percussion/vocals.
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Setting the Course for Arts in Amador County...
Your Amador Arts Directors
DeDe Ryan, President, moved to
Sutter Creek in 2006 from
Birmingham, AL, joining the Board of
AmadorArts in 2007. A long time
supporter of the arts and a retired
businesswoman, DeDe brings a
wealth of experience in leadership to
this board. With a goal of moving
AmadorArts to the next level, they
have already completed a
countywide cultural survey to help guide them in the just
finished writing of their 3-year strategic plan. In its 29th
year, AmadorArts is positioning itself to become a much
larger, vibrant and visible catalyst for all the Arts in Amador
County.
Christie Lane, Vice President,
became an Amador County
resident in 2006 and joined the
board of AmadorArts in 2007. She
is a retired elementary teacher and
an artist who works in pastels and
also paints and decorates gourds.
She is especially interested in
helping AmadorArts bring art
experiences into our local schools.
Mark Koenig, Treasurer, lives in
Sutter Creek with his wife Nancy. He
joined the Board in 2008, shortly
after retiring from CDF. As a
registered nurse he works for
Hospice of Amador-Calaveras. Mark
has enjoyed TGIF and Winefest for
many years, and now enjoys helping
to make it all possible.
Helen Bierce and her husband Al live in Sutter Creek, for
many years as part time residents and then full time in their
retirement. After joining the Board in 2008 Helen has
worked on several special projects for AmadorArts
including the rewriting of our by-laws. She is also on the
board of Friends of the Library.
Cindy Cass, Secretary: Amador
County has been my “go to” vacation
spot for over 17 years. After I retired
from 32 years of teaching, I thought,
“Why not move to Amador County?”
That is exactly what I did a year ago.
Now I am a board member of
AmadorArts, a member of Friends of
the Library and AAUW. I am also active in my church. I am
thrilled to be on the board of AmadorArts which promotes
the arts both in the community and in the schools.
Entertaining, traveling, swimming, and reading are other
pastimes I enjoy.
Gale Fairbrother, Event Chair, was
raised in Davis. After a career that
included owning her own
businesses, she retired from Bank of
America in Chicago. She knew she
wanted to retire in the Sierra
foothills, finding her dream home in
Drytown in 2009. Gale immediately
became very active in the
community. Currently she
volunteers with the Interfaith Food
Bank, the JBCA and works passionately for AmadorArts as
Event Chair. Art has always be a part of Gale’s life. Both her
son and her sister are artists.
Sharon Galligan was born in San
Francisco and raised in the Bay
Area. She moved from Los Gatos
to Amador County in 1987. She is
married, with three children and
several grandchildren. She is a
professional artist painting in
watercolor, oil, acrylic, monotype,
and mixed media. She was an art
major in high school and college
— San Jose State University, West
Valley College, Evergreen College. She has also studied with
nationally noted artists and teachers. She exhibits in several
galleries (including Sutter Creek Gallery) and her work has
been presented in several art publications. Sharon first
became a board member of AmadorArts in 1992,
continuing for 12 years, then returned in 2008.
Carol Harper is a religion writer and community media
consultant. She is the author of
Through the Eye of A Needle, on
the International Board of
Directors of Plain Truth Ministries,
and is a guest writer for Plain
Truth magazine. She is also the
Editor of Amador Community
News, and the Director of PR/
Media for the Amador County Arts Council since January.
She is a pianist for the Amador Glee choir, and the Music
Minister of Trinity Episcopal Church in Sutter Creek.
JUNE 24
MINNIE PROVIS PARK, SUTTER CREEK
THE ESQUIRES
A tribute to the blues of Chicago. Get a heavy dose of the blues
with a dash of soul and funk thrown in for good measure. They have
been plying their rockin’ mix of classic and contemporary blues since
1999. The Esquires feature sounds from Muddy Waters, Albert Collins,
BB King, The Fabulous Thunderbirds, Magic Slim, John Primer,
Lurrie Bell and Jimmie Reed. The Esquires are Chris Christenson
on guitar and vocals, Paul Lee on harp, Dennis Holland on bass,
Glenn Mandelkern on piano and organ, and Johnny Stone on
drums.
The lineup has recently added vocalist and super blues
harmonica player Two Tone Steiny. Steiny recently represented
the Sacramento Blues Society in nationwide International Blues
Competition in Memphis.
TONIGHT’S CONCERT SPONSORED BY
JACKSON RANCHERIA CASINO & HOTEL
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JULY 8
PINE GROVE PARK, PINE GROVE
CRYSTAL IMAGE
Crystal Image is a high energy band that plays a variety of music
including your favorite classic rock songs from the 60’s & 70’s, country,
blues, originals and oldies. This band focuses on FUN and will get
everyone dancing and singing along. Crystal Image is under the
direction of band leader, John Covert on keyboards. John is an awardwinning songwriter and his original songs have been featured in
popular television shows and Hollywood movie releases, including
“The Sopranos”,“General Hospital” and VH1 network TV shows. The
band also includes Michael Samaritano (“Mr. Rock N Roll!”) on lead
guitar and vocals; Stephanie Farrell, vocals and bass; Steve Farrell on
harmonica, vocals and guitar; and Jerry Tamburino on drums and
vocals. Crystal Image was recently voted #9 out of 200 bands on the
2011 KCRA A-List and their professional sound has made them a favorite for Northern California venues. Visit
www.crystalimageband.com for more band information.
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Setting the Course for Arts in Amador County...
Your Amador Arts Directors continued....
Kelly Langelier, a lifetime art
enthusiast, considers herself a
crafty & creative textile artist, an
avid seamstress and a student of
photography. Kelly moved to
Amador County with her husband
& 3 children in 1995. Although
her educational background is in
accounting, she developed
Cinderella Cleaning Services 15 years ago to be more
available for her family. She has proudly supported their
activities and volunteered her time at school, athletic &
child-oriented community organizations for the past 25
years. Currently, Kelly believes it is important for her to
devote her time promoting the Arts that she loves
in Amador County.
Mission Statement
The Amador County Arts Council is
dedicated to supporting the Arts
in our schools and our community.
Sue Lagomarsino was born and
raised in San Francisco and moved to
Sutter Creek with her husband, Joe, in
2000 when she immediately became
involved with the Arts Council. Having
been an elementary school teacher as
well as a businesswoman, she uses her
administrative skills as Chair of ARTS in
Education, which serves the schools
and the community. She has 3 grown sons and 2
granddaughters and her passion is world travel.
Diane Olsen has lived in Sutter Creek for many years. She
joined the board in 2008. She works for Dr. Ken Curry, DDS.
She and Stan Redkey have a passion for travel, family and
friends. Diane enjoys working on Winefest and this year is
Decorations Chair.
Chuck Swiderski joined the Board in 2000. He and his wife
Gloria live in Volcano. Chuck serves as Scholarship Chair and is
on the Finance Committee.
Honorary Directors:
Jim Guidi, KVGC - 1340 AM/Hometown Radio
Jack Mitchell, Ledger Dispatch / myAChome.com
We’ve made over $1 million in grants
to our community since 2001.
We help non-profits fulfill their
missions in our community.
We help donors fulfill their vision of
giving back to our wonderful county.
We help professional advisors serve
clients interested in charitable giving.
For more information about ACF,
visit the web site,
www.amadorcommunityfoundation.org
or call us at 209-223-2148.
JULY 15
MOLLIE JOYCE PARK, PIONEER
MOKELUMNE CROSSING
Mokelumne Crossing, music designed for everyone. Mokelumne
Crossing consists of a small band of very talented musicians from Calaveras
and Amador Counties. Our original songs, combined with a variety of
country, rock, bluegrass, Irish, and jazz numbers, create an experience we
like to call “foothill fusion.”
Patricia Jackson, our song writer, has a unique style of vocals and
rhythm that leaves you wanting more as she takes you through a journey
of years of experiences. Jonathan Lack, a master at many stringed
instruments such as mandolin, banjo, dobro, fiddle, cello, and vocals, gives
the music a superior variety of palatable sounds. Gil Vanover, a seasoned
guitarist, brings a highlight of guitar work, vocals, and harmonica to the
blend, thus completing the Mokelumne Crossing foothill fusion music.
Mokelumne Crossing occasionally has a guest percussionist Dave Parker accompany them. Dave is a wellseasoned drummer and percussionist who adds an effortless variety of beats to the mix.
PLEASE, NO OUTSIDE BEVERAGES AT THIS PERFORMANCE
FOOD & BEVERAGES AVAILABLE -- PICNICS WELCOME!
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JULY 22
VOLCANO AMPHITHEATRE, VOLCANO
FREEZEOUT
FreeZeout is an exciting young band
performing rock and roll from the 1950’s up until
today. They have a unique blend of
contemporary country, blues, and classic rock.
Performing both covers and originals, FreeZeout
always gets the crowd dancing. The band has
been going strong for over 8 years, now in their
20’s, FreeZeout has captured their audience with
their on stage chemistry. Having played covers
for several years, FreeZeout recently branched
out into writing original music which has been
an outstanding addition. The band is made up of
Dominic Vicari, Andy Ferdani, Cody Gold, Becca
Ferdani, Curtis Janto, and special guest Giorgi
Khokhobashvili.
TONIGHT’S CONCERT SPONSORED BY
JACKSON RANCHERIA CASINO & HOTEL
AUGUST 5
CASTLE OAKS GOLF CLUB, IONE
SIERRA SAX AND BRASS QUARTET
Sierra Sax & Brass Quartet was formed in 2009 as an affiliate to the
Central Coast Saxophone Quartet, which still performs in the Bay Area
and will be making its 17th annual appearance at the Gilroy Garlic
Festival. Sierra Sax & Brass features some of the areas top players: Barry
Duncan, soprano sax; Hank King, alto sax; Jeff Chambers, flugelhorn; Steve
Chambers, baritone sax and leader. Music repertoire spans from ragtime,
Disney movies, movie themes, classical, polkas, marches, swing and big
band, jazz, and popular standards. The quartet can perform as strolling
musicians, as a stage show, or simply provide background dinner/
listening music for receptions, wine tastings, cocktail hours, special events,
and private parties. No amplification is used and the group can even play
and fit into small, intimate settings. Steve Chambers, founder and leader, has been a professional musician
since 1974. Steve currently leads a 19-piece Bay Area big band, co-founded and leads the 12-piece Speakeazy
Jazz Orchestra, is a member of the Central Coast Saxophone Quartet, and leads the Steve Chambers Quintet,
which performs in the Pebble Beach/Monterey area.
PLEASE, NO OUTSIDE BEVERAGES AT THIS PERFORMANCE
FOOD & BEVERAGES AVAILABLE -- PICNICS WELCOME!
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Saturday, November 12 • Historic Sutter Creek
Don't miss AmadorArts Fundraiser Concert Sept. 24 at Helwig Winery featuring
The Sons of the San Joaquin. www.amadorarts.org for more info.
Up-Country
Pool Center
130 Peek Street
Jackson, CA 95642
AUGUST 12
DETERT PARK, JACKSON
TESS AND HIP TRASH
Tessie Marie met her bandmates in prison.... no they
weren’t doing time, they were playing music for the inmates
as part of a blues society project to educate juvenile
offenders, real “Jailhouse Rock.” Part of this gig was a
songwriting contest that had bandleader/guitarist Paris
Clayton write and record songs using lyrics written by
inmates. When the group recorded this song, Paris was so
impressed with Tess’s killer vocals that he asked her to
record some other songs he had written. And the rest, as
they say, is history.
Blues, soul, and roots rock influence the band’s original
tunes and heartfelt covers, all done in a smart, unique, and sometimes humorous style. Tess is backed by
veteran pros who have played with a long list of legendary artists -- bassist Allie Marcel and “Ratatat Pat”
Balcom on drums. This music makes you feel so good you should need a prescription to buy it, but you don’t !
In addition to the original music, the group also has a massive song list of rock, blues, jazz, soul, R&B, and
country covers guaranteed to please any crowd.
TONIGHT’S CONCERT SPONSORED BY
BANK OF AMADOR / JACKSON RANCHERIA CASINO & HOTEL
Local People Helping Local People
Bank of Amador
Bank of Amador
a division of American River Bank
a division of American River Bank
WAYNE GARIBALDI
MARSHA BURNEY
Member FDIC
Member FDIC
Division President
Jackson Branch
www.bankofamador.com
(209) 223-2320
wgaribaldi@bankofamador.com
Bank of Amador
Member FDIC
a division of American River Bank
Client Services Officer
Buckhorn Office
26395 Buckhorn Ridge Rd.
Pioneer, California 95666
www.bankofamador.com
Bank of Amador
Member FDIC
a division of American River Bank
SHERRY BUTLER
Cathy Williams
Branch Manager
Post Office Box 908
Jackson, California 95642
www.bankofamador.com
(209) 223-2320
FAX (209) 223-4746
sbutler@bankofamador.com
(209) 295-2265
FAX (209) 295-5616
mburney@bankofamador.com
Client Service Officer
Ione Branch
www.bankofamador.com
(209) 274-4731
cwilliams@bankofamador.com
Thank you, TGIF
Individual Sponsors!
$100 Sponsors:
Cindy Cass
Jeff Holman Auto Center
Sue & Joe Lagomarsino
DeDe Ryan & Patrick Doran
Diane Olsen
$50 Sponsors:
Christie Lane
Pamela Sharp
$25 Sponsors:
Michael J. Brown
The Boyd Family
Ralph & Isolde Harder
Judith Lerner Liston
Little City Studio & Gallery/Carol Sethre
Mrs. D. Sutton
Richard & Sheila Vinson
We especially want to thank
all those who have assisted us in
this year’s series by allowing us to
use their facilities for these weekly
concerts. To show your
appreciation, please remember to
leave the area looking better
than you found it.
MEDICAL-LEGAL AND FIRE
INVESTIGATION CONSULTING
MARK A. KOENIG
CONSULTANT
Get Your Dinner for the Concerts Here!
10773 Highway 49, Martell, CA 95642
Phone:209-267-5806
Cell: 209-418-5143
Email: markkoenig6126@sbcglobal.net
Champs Yard ‘n Garden
6500 Buena Vista Road
Ione, CA 95640
(866) 488-2237
paulsr@volcano.net
Proudly supports the
Amador County Arts Council
TGIF Music Series Program
AUGUST 19
MONTEVINAWINERY /TERRA D’ORO, PLYMOUTH
FEATHER RIVER
Rodger Faddis and Danny McCauley have been playing together for about
four years. They met in a work environment and quickly discovered they both
had a long time love for country western music with a western swing flavor.
Rodger plays rhythm guitar and does vocals and Danny plays pedal steel
guitar leads and sings backup. They have played at many Amador County
events including at the Italian Picnic Grounds, Teresa’s Place, B G’s Lounge,
Dandelion Days, private parties and events.
They have bookings for this year and intend to add bookings for public
and private events.
Patron of the Arts presentation tonight!
TONIGHT’S CONCERT SPONSORED BY
JACKSON RANCHERIA CASINO & HOTEL
Thank you to all our supporters!
Members, donors, sponsors, advertisers and in-kind services
General Membership
Allen, Judy
Armstrong, Billie
Bagshaw, Donna
Baugh, Thomas;
Seabreeze Sculpture Studio
Berg, Sheila
Bilheimer, Richard & Carol
Boyd, Steve & Anne
Brown, Rollin
Brumit, Lynne
Cenotto, Darlene
Chang, Marianne
Chapman, Renee
Chevrette, JoAnn
Coldren, Loretta
Coleman, Christine
Collins, Phil
Coryell, Nora
Cowan, Debbie
Cowan, Mary
Crittenden, Lisa
Dahl, Jean Louise
Daly, Mike & Linda
Dawson, Kathy;
Sutter Creek Cheese Shoppe
Dickerson, Wyman & Karen;
Grey Gables B & B
Dixon, Sarah
Doncaster, Jeane
Drake, Leslie
Emery, John & Sandy
Flynn, Mike & Sue
Funk, Russ & Maureen
Gallo, Mary
Garcia, David
Garlick, Roger & Sue
George, Patty and Ron
Gillett, Sandra & Larry
Glassel, James & Katherine Olney
Gottstein, Meg & Adam
Grant, Chesney, Blue Moon Café
Hansch, Kathy
Harder, Dr. Ralph
Harris, Arthur
Keegan, Krista & Gerry
Lack, Jon
Lane, Christie
Lerner-Liston, Judy
Lesher, John & Mary
Linde, Toni
Lipp, Rick & Lynnette
Magoffin, Dorothy
McGahan, Charles & Leslie
Merzlak, Kam
Miller, Susan
Mort, Marie; Marie Designs
Motto-Ros, John & Nadine
Ohlau, Melissa & Mark
Olney, Katherine & James Gassel
Page, Helen O.
Pearson, Ximena; Kit Carson Lodge
Peccianti, Bruce
Pickett, Roberta
Pimlott-Cruit, Gail; Fine Eye
Pinotti, Jean
Regan, Ron & Marie
Rianda, Linda
Richman, Joanne
Robinson, Debbie;
Robinson Cleaning Service
Serna, Cheryl
Sethre, Carol; Little City Studio & Gallery
Settlage, Jim & Carol Darling
Sharp el Shayeb, Pamela
Stacy, Ray
Sutton, Darlene
Sweet, Keith & Gail
Swift, Dolores
Tarleton, Chris
Thomas, Katherine
Trail, Julie
Vasquez, Leslie
Vinson, Richard & Shelia
Warren, Frank & Connie
Butter, Millie
Ross, Margaret
Carlson, Gretchen & David
Davenport, Kellee; Davenport Realty
Merzlak, Sharon; Merzlak Signs
Gultez, Marjorie
Porteous, William & A. Fielding
King, Norma
Kingsbury, Gretchen
Michel, Jay; Add Art
Art Supporter and/or Business
Bedard, Marie; More Than Just Hair
Bierce, Helen
Carla Gianandrea Insurance Agency
Cazenave, Rene
Dorkin, Timothy & Elizabeth
Ellyson M.D., John
Galligan, Sharon; Sharon Galligan Fine Art
Gunion, Larry & Kazumi
Herrick, William
Jeff Holman Auto Center
McGinnis, Patrick & Francy
Ohlau, Melissa and Mark
Slivick, Sue; TSPN TV
Terra d'Oro Winery
Walser, Mary & John
West, Penny & Dennis Dickman;
Penny West Arts Consulting
Wilkinson, Jane & Wilkinson, Thom;
Up Country Pool Center
Art Lover
Anderson, Chuck & Sandy
Baracco, Bruce & Sandi
Bertoli, Sharon
Breeze, Bonnie
Cass, Cindy
Foster, Phillip & Marie
Garibaldi, Wayne
Hospice of Amador & Calaveras
Jeff Holman Auto Center
Ketron, Doug
Koenig, Mark
Lagomarsino, Joe & Sue
Langelier, Kelly & David
Sanders, Betsy
Shaver, Martha J.
Swiderski, Chuck & Gloria
Uriarte, George & Tana
Worsham, Lynn
Friend of the Arts
Gullett, Suzy & Jim
Hereford, Bill & Corinne
Jackson, Ruth
Ryan, DeDe & Patrick Doran
Lifetime Members
Jackson Rancheria
Duncan, Barry & Sue;
Mother Lode Printing
Reciprocal Members
Amador County Tourism
JBCA Jackson Business
& Community Association
Chamber of Commerce
Chiropractic...
adding Life to your Years
CHIROPRACTIC,
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Mother Lode Plaza
19881
559B So.
Hwy
Highway
88, Suite49#1
Pine
Jackson,
Grove,
CACA
95642
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223-CARE
296-1122
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...Provides art, music and cultural events for Amador County
...Holds free summer concerts around the county.
...Gives scholarships to deserving high school seniors
...Works with schools to provide art programs.
† General Membership, $35
† Art Lover, $100
† Art Supporter/Business Level, $60
† Friend of the Arts, $250 and above
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The Amador County Arts Council is a California non-profit organization
operating in the public interest under 501©3 of the IRS code.
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AmadorArts • (209) 223–9038
Mail: P.O. Box 1722, Jackson, CA 95642
www.AmadorArts.org • info@AmadorArts.org
Brian Oneto
John Plasse
Ted Novelli
Richard Forster
Louis Boitano
The Amador County Supervisors
invite YOU
to join them in supporting
the Arts in Amador County.