ROSEVILLE, Calif., November 11, 2009—Roseville Arts is supporting one of its community partners, the NorthRosevilleR.E.C.Center by helping it provide 300 low-income families with food and toys for the upcoming holiday season. From November 16 through December 12, Roseville Arts is inviting Blue Line Gallery visitors to contribute new unwrapped toys and non-perishable food items to help in the effort. In appreciation, contributors will receive a 20% discount in the Blue Line Gift Gallery. The Blue Line Gallery is glittering with a wide variety of artfully crafted one-of-a kind gifts for every taste and price range.
WHO: Roseville Arts!
WHAT: Food & Toy Drive to benefit 300 low-income families participating in the North Roseville R.E.C. program
WHEN: November 16th – December 12, 2009
WHERE: The Blue Line Gallery, 405 Vernon Street, Roseville, CA—Tuesdays-Saturdays 10am – 5pm
WHY: To provide a toy for every child and enough food in each basket to share as a family during the holidays
ABOUT NORTHROSEVILLER.E.C.CENTER
The R.E.C. Center sustains a healthy, stable environment that makes available to the children of the North Roseville neighborhood a Community Center that provides Recreational, Educational, and Creative activities as well as referral assistance in obtaining social services at no cost in a positive atmosphere that allows disadvantaged at-risk youth to reach their full potential. 90% of the youth served fall below the poverty guide line.
ABOUT ROSEVILLE ARTS! 2009 VOTED #1 ARTGALLERY IN THE SACRAMENTO REGION—KCRA A-LIST
Roseville Arts’ Blue Line Gallery is a non-profit community center for the arts. Further information may be obtained on the website: www.rosevillearts.org or by calling (916) 783-4117. To set up an interview or to request high resolution photography, please contact Veronika Nagy at roseart@surewest.net
Blue Line Gallery Announces Winter & Holiday Hours
ROSEVILLE, Calif., November 13, 2009—Roseville Arts is announcing revised winter and holiday hours at the Blue Line Gallery. Regular winter hours are now Tues-Sat, 10am – 5:00pm. Thanksgiving holiday hours include Nov 25, 11am-3pm; Closed Nov 26-27. Open Nov 28, 10am-5pm. Christmas and New Years hours include Dec 22-23 & 29-30, 11am-3pm. Closed Dec 24-26 & Dec 31 – Jan 2.
WHO: Roseville Arts
WHAT: Winter & Holiday Hours
WHEN: New Regular Hours: Tues-Sat, 10am-5pm plus 3rd Saturdays, 6-9pm
Holiday hours Nov 25, 11am-3pm; Closed Nov 26-27. Open Nov 28, 10am-5pm.
Holiday hours Dec 22-23 & 29-30, 11am-3pm. Closed Dec 24-26 & Dec 31 – Jan 2.
WHERE: Blue Line Gallery, 405 Vernon Street, Suite 100, Roseville
WHY: To accommodate winter daylight hours and holidays
ABOUT ROSEVILLE ARTS !
Roseville Arts’ Blue Line Gallery is a non-profit community center for the arts. Further information may be obtained on the website: www.rosevillearts.org or by calling (916) 783-4117. To set up an interview or to request high resolution photography, please contact Veronika Nagy at roseart@surewest.net .
Roseville Arts and the Blue Line Gallery going green with
“Fashion Spree and Green Tea”
December 6, 2009
ROSEVILLE, Calif., November 9, 2009—Roseville Arts is teaming up with ReNew Boutique to present a fashion show and tea with a twist! With the theme of sustainability, the fashions will consist of gently used clothing, tables decorated with original pieces of recycled art, and many surprises. The event will be held on Sunday, December 6, 2-5pm, at the Blue Line Gallery in the heart of downtown Roseville. The public is invited to purchase tickets available now on-line or at the gallery.
Who:Roseville Arts at the Blue Line Gallery
What: “Fashion Spree & Green Tea”--A fashion show and tea –a fun afternoon of fashions from ReNew Boutique (benefitting homeless women and children in the Acres of Hope program) locally grown food, teas from An Afternoon to Remember, prizes & surprises.
When: Sunday, December 6th, 2:00pm-5:00pm
Where: Roseville Arts Blue Line Gallery, 405 Vernon Street, Roseville, California
Why: A creative way to increase the awareness and the importance to reuse and recycle in our community through an entertaining fashion show and tea
Cost: Ticket Cost: $25 per person. Available on line at www.rosevillearts.org , in person at the Blue Line Gallery, or by phone: 916-783-4117.
Proceeds benefit children and family arts programs presented by Roseville Arts in support of its mission: “Creating a vibrant community through the arts.” Sales of fashions from ReNew Boutique benefit homeless women and children participating in the Acres of Hope program
Co-Chairs of the Fashion Spree and Green Tea event, Kelly Peterson and Valerie Bowman are excited about bringing this new event to the community, “We are creating an event that not only reminds people of the importance of sustainability in our community, but one at which everyone will have a lot of fun!
In addition to exceptional teas and goodies, ticket holders are in for some very special treats!
·A coupon for a FREE tea seating valued at $18.95 from A Dash of Panache located in downtown Roseville
·Chances to win raffle baskets from local businesses including: A Dash of Panache, ReCreate, Willo Salon, Just B Cosmetics, An Afternoon to Remember, Layers of Color, Lorraine Schill Interiors, Gayla’s Interiors, Stephanie Sherwood, Eco Chic Design, Kari Hagensmith and more
·Charmaine Austen is creating and donating an up-cycled tie coffee sleeve to anyone signing up for a new membership to Roseville Arts
·A 20% discount on selected items in the Blue Line Gift Gallery including beautiful one-of-a kind holiday decorations—choose from a wide assortment of decorations from the Blue Line silver tree
·Guests will be encouraged to purchase fashions seen in the show, available for try-on at the Gallery. In addition, 100% volunteer run, ReNew, located just a few short blocks from the Blue Line Gallery will offer an in-store discount for all attendees directly following the event. Proceeds from clothing sales at ReNew benefit homeless women and children in the Acres of Hope program.
·Recycled artistic tea cup centerpieces for sale (great for gift giving)
The fashion show will consist of gently used clothing and accessories provided by ReNew Boutique at 201 Walnut Street in Old Roseville. Emcee for the afternoon, Kari Hagensmith, will introduce volunteer models and provide direction while keeping the audience well entertained. Women and young adults from the community are slated to serve as models, including Mayor Gina Garbolino andone of the newest graduates from the Acres of Hope program with her two children. Hair and makeup is generously furnished by Willo Salon Spa in The Fountains at Roseville and Just B Cosmetics. An Afternoon to Remember is donating gourmet tea and several of the recipes to be enjoyed during the afternoon.
Tickets are $25 per person and are limited due to the amount of available seating. A table for eight is just $200 and guarantees sitting with friends. For more information or to purchase tickets visit www.rosevillearts.org , call 916-783-4117, or stop by the Blue Line Gallery, 405 Vernon Street located on the first floor of the city parking garage.
ABOUT ROSEVILLE ARTS! 2009 VOTED #1 ARTGALLERY IN THE SACRAMENTO REGION—KCRA A-LIST
Roseville Arts’ Blue Line Gallery is a non-profit community center for the arts. Further information may be obtained on the website: www.rosevillearts.org or by calling (916) 783-4117. To set up an interview or to request high resolution photography, please contact Veronika Nagy at roseart@surewest.net
Young Artists Learn to Incorporate Aesthetics and Meaning
GraniteOaksMiddle School Students Exhibit at the Blue Line Gallery
ROSEVILLE, Calif., October 22, 2009—The Blue Line Gallery will open an exhibit in November featuring the artwork of high achieving middle school students from GraniteOaksMiddle School in Rocklin.
Student work in the exhibit shows the students’ classroom exploration of the Principles of Design, each through a unique theme. A National Blue Ribbon School, Granite Oaks offers two levels of art electives to its 7th and 8th grade students. “In Art One we help students explore the Elements of Art—line, shape, form, space, value, texture and color,” said Miranda Lema, art teacher at the school and curator for the exhibit. “Art Two students investigate how to organize these elements into aesthetically pleasing and conceptually meaningful works using the Principles of Design—balance, unity, contrast, rhythm, movement and emphasis.” This exhibit showcases the work of students in Art Two.
The public is invited to celebrate with the artists at a public reception on November 21, 6:30-9pm during 3rd Saturday Art Walk. The exhibit will continue through January 8.
WHO: Roseville Arts Blue Line Gallery
WHAT: “Principle Experiments: Granite Oaks Middle Schools Students Explore the Principles of Design
WHEN: Exhibiting November 21, 2009 – January 8, 2010; T-F, 10-5; Sat 1-8; 3rd Sat until 9pm
WHERE: Blue Line Gallery, 405 Vernon Street, Suite 100, Roseville
WHY: To showcase the work of young artists
COST: FREE
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ALSO AT THE BLUE LINE GALLERY
“Small Gems,” an exhibit of member artists’ work, none larger than 12 x 12 x 12 inches, opens on November 21 in the WestPark Gallery. “The Art of the Pop-Up Book: The Red Dot Series by David A. Carter” continues in the Coker Family Gallery. David Carter will be available Nov. 21, 1-4pm, to sign books and lead children in FREE hands-on art activities. Holiday gift items are available: small-sized original artwork in the “Small Gems” exhibit, David Carter’s pop-up books and greeting cards, as well as many other fine art items in the Gift Gallery.
ABOUT ROSEVILLE ARTS! blue line gallery
Roseville Arts’ Blue Line Gallery is a non-profit community center for the arts. Further information may be obtained on the website: www.rosevillearts.org or by calling (916) 783-4117. To set up an interview or to request high resolution photography, please contact Veronika Nagy at roseart@surewest.net .
