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BY JARED BOHN
Chaudhuri. Tales of India combines Indian and Western Classical Music through guitar and tabla rhythms. CanyonGuitar.org, 928/213-0752.
ART IN OCTOBER
Arizona Handmade Gallery, 13 N. San Francisco, is featuring the glass art of Judi Hartman for the month of October. George Averbeck will be demonstrating his annual Pumpkin Blow at
Fire on the Mountain Gallery.
Azhandmade.com
Dotilizer extraordinaire Dave Rentz will be featured at West of the Moon Gallery, 14 N. San Francisco. Mr. Rentz is known for his live shows that accompany his art openings, creating music with a multitude of instruments. His
“Retro-Spectrum,” will remain up for the month of October. Westofthemoongallery.com
At Brandy’s Restaurant and Bakery, 1500 E. Cedar Ave, the photography of Monica Saaty will remain on display through October 12, when the paintings of Sky Black and the photography of David Edwards will go up. There will be a “Meet the Artists,”event on Saturday, October 18 10AM-12PM with coffee and pastries and a chance to talk with Messrs. Edwards and Black. Brandysrestaurant.com
Flagstaff Modern and Contemporary, 215 S. San Francisco, presents “Beyond The Peaks,” a group exhibition of 12 contemporary artists, none of which are based in Flagstaff. “Beyond the Peaks” is curated by the FMAC collective and New Age Drinks, and will feature the painting, collage, sculpture and prints of artists who work in locales from Long Beach, CA to New York, NY. Each of the two openings for “Beyond The Peaks,” on September 25 and October 2, will feature improvised performances by The Interference Series, an experimental music collective led by composer Owen Davis, a recent Flagstaff transplant from Chicago. Flagstaffcontemporary.com
At the Coconino Center for the Arts in conjunction with “Fires of Change,” a collection of photographs by Stan Honda “Starlight,” will be on display in the Jewel GallerythroughOctober31. “Starlight,”showsthenightskyatatimewhenroughly only two thirds of the US population can’t see the Milky Way due to light pollution. Flagartscouncil.org
The Cornerstone Church, 412 N. 10th Street, Cottonwood, is hosting a Comic Book Show presented by Northern Arizona Cartoonist Association. On October 24, 10AM-5PM, Northern Arizona comic book creators will be holding panels and discussions. holla@thejanimal.com
ON STAGE
The Flagstaff Foundry will next be held on October 24 at 8PM at the Circus Arts Studio,
1311 E. Butler Ave. Performers of all variety are encouraged to sign up to perform their unique acts. tinyurl.com/ flagstafffoundry
Tiny Punches improv team
will be hosting their next
improv night at The Green Room, on Tuesday, October 6 at 8PM. Opening for the evening will be Northern Arizona University’s improv team NAUty Bits.
Theatrikos presents its Season Preview Night on Monday, October 12 at 6:30PM where they will unveil the list of the 2016 season and perform bits from the upcoming plays.
“Stage Buddies,” a program created by local teenager Areya Kugler partners Theatrikids actors with students who have special needs to learn the art of theater and experience acting before an audience. This year “Stage Buddies,” will be showing Alice in Wonderland Jr. Theatrikos.com
For the first time ever, the annual Big Pine Comedy Fest is coming to Flagstaff. From October 7 to 10, the laughter will spread all across downtown Flagstaff. Up to 100 local, national and international comics and improv teams will perform at venues all across downtown Flagstaff, including The Weatherford, The Green Room, Whyld Ass Coffee, Fire Creek and The State Bar. The Saturday night finale will feature the Best of the Fest winners and prizes. Bigpinecomedyfestival.com
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