What’s happening this week? Chico News & Review has you covered with highlights of what’s on tap at local clubs, theaters, galleries and performance venues. Visit the CN&R’s FREE online calendar for all of the listings in Butte County.
The Screenprint Biennial Artist Panel & Opening Reception
Sept. 12, 5:30pm-7:30pm
Janet Turner Print Museum
400 W. First St. Performing Arts Center, Room 134
View the featured work of 23 contemporary artists in this 10-year anniversary, and the first West Coast edition, of the Screenprint Biennial. Biennial founder, Nathan Meltz, visiting artist Sheila Goloborotko and Turner Museum curator Rachel Skokowski will host a conversation followed by the opening reception of the exhibit. Both events are free. Exhibit runs through Dec. 13.
Laura Bryna
Sept. 13, 9:00pm
Tackle Box
379 E. Park Ave.
Inspired by artists like Etta James, Wynonna Judd and Joan Jett, Laura combines that sound with 50s and 60s pop hits from her family’s jukebox to fuel her musical influence. Singing Elvis’ songs with her sisters in home concerts, her love of country music came early, being drawn to the genres storytelling. She’s also a U.S. Air National Guard spokesperson, radio host and even children’s book author. See website for more info.
Pamela Parker and Local Anthology
Sept. 14, 9:00pm-1:00am
Lost On Main
319 Main St.
Fuel up on a mix of rock, gospel and R&B as Pamela Parker delivers the sound of the San Francisco music scene with powerful vocals and guitar riffs. She and her band will be joined by Local Anthology, a Tahoe based band founded by Harrison Russell and Motor Boat Mick, drawing on influences from 90s progressive funk rock and live electro dub reggae. General admission starts at $17.85 including a $2.85 fee.
45th Annual Durham Harvest Festival
Sept. 15, 7:30am-4:00pm
Durham Community Park
1847 Durham-Dayton Hwy, Durham
The Durham Rotary club is hosting this family-friendly fundraising event. There will be a morning pancake breakfast, followed by lunch with hot dogs, tri-tip sandwiches and beverages. This year’s arts and crafts fair is expected to have around 40 participants, selling their wares until 4:00pm. A car show featuring antique vehicles, trucks and muscle cars will be on display including restored tractors and engines. Visit website for more details.
KZFR’s 20th Annual Touch of Chico
Sept. 15, 12 Noon-4:00pm
Chico Creek Nature Center
1968 E. Eight St.
Relax with a $1-a-minute massage to help support Chico’s local community-run radio station at this holistic health fair. More than 40 body workers, healers and intuitives are volunteering this year, according to the KZFR website. The fair includes presentations, live music, food, vendors and educational booths. This event is free to attend.
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