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Arts/EntertainmentPage 12 • Nov. 18, 2015 Clear Lake Mirror-Reporter
New artist-owned gallery features
work of many local artists
There will be a new way of describing the new art venture. “Now Jim Kerns, Becky Kyhl, Tonja
bringing art to the people of North the public can come visit the artist Ihlenfeldt, Terry Johnston, Sandra
Iowa, with the formation of an artists’ and learn more about the art itself,” Quintus, Craig Kienast, Meagan
owned gallery, Art On The Plaza, Coffey said. Steinberg, Linda Sorensen and Wendy
located in Bergo’s Mini Mall in Mason Artists who have also organized Kuhl.
City. the gallery and will work there There will be a grand opening
The artists will display and sell include: Nancy Bainter, Gloria on Saturday, Nov. 28, from 10 a.m.
their art at 11 South Federal on The Beeman, Pamala Bergo Coffey, Peggy to 4 p.m. The Art on the Plaza will
Plaza in Mason City, beginning with Cornick, Emily Kiewel, Gretchen then have regular hours in December,
a special opening on Nov. 20, from 4 King, Laura Nicholson, Marg Wednesdays through Saturday, from
p.m. to 8 p.m., and Nov. 21, from 10 Richards, Chris White-Rozendaal, noon to 4 p.m.
a.m. to 4 p.m. Jo Anne Willemsen, and Christina “We are passionate about art,
“We have some incredibly Blum. and excited to have a special place
talented artists who will be part of Some of the other artists in to promote artists and the arts in
the new artist owned gallery,” co- the gallery include: Dee Fredericks, downtown Mason City,” Coffey said.
founder Pamala Bergo Coffey said in Brenda Nesheim-Fuller, Tim Fuller,
Cup O’ Joe is on stage this weekend
The cast of the 2015 Fall Cup O’ Joe is looking toward the upcoming holiday season and the staging of its first Cup O’
Joe performance Nov. 19, 20 and 21. “As a group we feel we have so much to be thankful for,” said Director Laura Wil-
son. “Thanks to this community for its continued support past, present and hopefully looking to the future. We are all
grateful for the wonderful group of actors and techies, some of whom have been with us since the beginning and some
who are new, and for the chance to find unknown new windows of opportunity for performance in the coming years.”
The group is gratful to those businesses who have given in-kind donations or loaned props over the years: Lake Liquors,
Breadeaux Pizza, Theiss Shirts, Opportunity Village, CL-Tel, KGLO-KLSS and the support of the Mirror Reporter and
the Globe Gazette and the Clear Lake Chamber. Businesses who have purchased ads for promotions are also appreciated.
Pictured are cast members in this weekend’s show, (Row 1 L-R) Laura Wilson, Kristy Neidlinger, Tom Dakin, (Row 2
L-R) Dave Coulter, Terri Masteller, Jodie Stockberger, Gloria Beeman, Priscilla Mayland, (Row 3 L-R) Stef Penfield,
Dave Spilman, Barb Haibach, (row 4 L-R) Ed Halbach, Stacey Nichols, Wendy Niccum, Mark Hanson, Gary Ewing,
Gene Beeman. Not pictured: Bailey Goldberg, Mark Mowrey. -Submitted photo.
Pictured are artists (front L-R)Tonja Ihlenfeldt, Linda Sorensen, Nancy Bainter, Pam Bergo Coffey, Emily Kiewel, Gloria Music Man Square Clean & Fresh! Comfortable &
Beeman, Marg Richards, Jo Anne Willemsen, (back L-R) Gretchen King, Christia Blum, Peggy Cornick, Chris White- holiday event Friday Convenient
Rozendaal and Laura Nicholson.-Submitted photo.
The Music Man Square presents All size dogs welcome
Arm-knitting project will be taught at CLAC the third annual Holiday Premier
“It’s Beginning to Look a Lot Like 8$ Complete 8 min.wash
Christmas” Friday, Nov. 20, 5 – 8 (Includes supplies)
p.m. Cost is $50 per person; tables
seating eight guests may be sponsored Clear
for $350. Lake
Featured musical entertainment
by ‘Betty and the Gents.’ Located at Laser Wash • North 20th Street, Clear Lake
Tickets are available at The Music
Learn how to knit a scarf using end, there will be a finished scarf in Man Square, 308 South Pennsylvania
the modern craft of Arm Knitting at everyone’s hands. Avenue, Mason City, phone 641-
this fun arty party Saturday, Nov. 21, Participants will need to purchase 424-2852: Hy-Vee East: North Iowa
at 10 a.m. their own yarn: three skeins of #6 Community Credit Union, or on-line
Don’t know how to knit? “Not weight yarn (Larson’s Mercantile has at themusicmansquare.org.
a problem,” says instructor Tracey a large selection Red Heart Mixology
Hansen. “This Arty Party is designed yarns recommended for this project).
for people that have never knit before.” The cost of this arty party is $15 for
Arty Parties are fun-filled art par- Arts Center members, $20 for non-
ties centered around an art or craft members.
activity with cash bar (wine and beer) To register for Coffee, Mimosas
and step by step instructions from an and Arm Knitting call or email the
instructor. Designed for beginners Clear Lake Arts Center at 357-1998
or intermediates. Everyone knits the or [email protected] The Clear Lake Arts
same type of scarf with step-by-step Center is at 17 S. 4th St.
instructions from an instructor. In the
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Friday Night Wine Night Highway 18, Clear Lake
Free Taco Bar $1 off all wine (next to Breadeaux Pizza)
5 p.m. until gone 1/2 Price Appetizer NOW OPEN!
$2 Domestic Bottles A different 1/2 price 509 2nd Ave. N., Clear Lake
appetizer every
Until 9 p.m. Wednesday night (1 block west of the fire station)
Country/Karaoke Dinner Specials Opening Nov. 21st
with $2.50 tall boys Wednesday Spruce Tops
9 p.m. - close Greek Chicken on rice $10.99 $18.99
Thanksgiving Eve Thursday Bundles of 10
Bourbon Chicken Sandwich $9.99
Wednesday, Nov. 25th Wreaths Boughs Garland
Country Karaoke Friday Red Twig Birch Poles
Greek Chicken on Greek pasta Fresh Trees
$2 domestic bottles from 8-midnight
$10.99 All greenery is purchased direct from the north woods and
handcrafted into decorations in our Clear Lake shop.
Holiday Parties
Book your holiday party here
Call 641-357-1222
619 Buddy Holly Place • 641-357-1222
Tuesday - Saturday open at 4 p.m.
