River Arts is a community based organization for the support and promotion of creative expression in the lower Russian River Area.
River Arts Give Back
April 16, 2024, 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Rainbow Cattle Company, 16220 Main St, Guerneville, CA 95446, USA
Rainbow Cattle Company
Fabulous Prizes!
Nacho bar provided by River Arts.
1st Saturday Art Walk
Guerneville Saturday Art Walk May 4, 4-7 PM
OLI GALLERY: Down River
A Progressive Art Show at Multiple Venues Featuring Art, Food, Drink, Music & More
Oli Gallery: Main Reception, Multiple Artists and Jason Cool on Sitar
Pik Nik Town Market: Amy Sopinski, Ted Babcock- Food & Drink
Trillium Wine Bar & Taproom: Willow Laland-- Food & Drink
McCaslin Studio: Terry Holleman, Dan Melville, Gillian Brown & Music with 3 Acre Holler
Surrey Resort: Richard Merchan and Warren Brown on Piano
McCaslin Gallery 14040 Church Street (Old PG&E Office)
RECOLLECTIBLES & JOHN HAINES GALLERY JOIN ART WALK!
Yes, that quirky little spot in Pocket Canyon, between Forestville and Guerneville has been taken over by Bug Deakin, of Heritage Salvage, and is now ReCollectibles. And Bug is joined by John Haines who has his own fabulous gallery next door. They will join Art Walk with their "Up River" event to complement Oli Gallery's "Down River". Snacks, drinks, fun and music by Sebastian Saint James.12060 Pocket Canyon Highway (Highway 116)
Down River
Oli Gallery invites you to join us in celebrating the unexpected, the unique, and the truly groundbreaking. Dive into the heart of the Russian River and discover an art experience that will change your perspective and ignite your imagination.
Saturday May 4
4 - 8pm
6215 Main Street
Guerneville
5 Venues
40+ Artists
400+ Artworks
Live Music
Food & Drink
Up River
John Haines Gallery
Saturday, May 4
4 - 7pm
12050 Pocket Canyon Hwy at Odd Fellows Park Rd
Painting the Library Wall
It’s finished! Come and see for yourself!
River Arts worked with students at the Guerneville Elementary School to create an exciting mural in front of the Guerneville Library.
The designs were created and painted by students assisted by local artists using funds from a county grant.