FOOD ... FUN ... FABULOUS ART
APRIL 2020 1st SATURDAY. We are cancelling April 1st Saturday
because of the CDC recommendation to stay home if possible. As much as
we love our event, and Spring is our best showing, we feel it a time of
caution, not to expose ourselves, or our visitors, to the virus.
WE
WILL BE BACK. Whether it is May, as we hope, or June or July. We will
let you know as soon as we feel all is clear for a safe and happy event.
The
following are the Featured Artists we'd planned for. Between now and
the time we start up again, we will be busy creating more wonderful
artwork for your enjoyment. Stay healthy. We will see you soon.
Upcoming Featured Artists:
May Jack Bratcher Photographer
June Linda DuMont Rock Art and More
July Bright Angel Photography:
Pauline Church, Rhonda Milchak, and Joe Engelbrecht
EVERY 1st SATURDAY, the artists, restaurants and merchants of Three Rivers, California, open their doors and invite you to join in a town-wide celebration from 11 to 5 o’clock unless stated on Blog and Map. You can pick up a map and schedule at the Three Rivers Historical Museum – the map shows all participating venues, art to see, locations and times for special events.
A FEATURED ARTIST is celebrated each month. For March 2020, we bring you the amazing landscape art of Rev. Msgr. John Griesbach, showing at Harrison Hall, 43410 Sierra Drive, behind the Presbyterian Church.
STUNNING SPRING! In addition to the art and artists, this month come and enjoy the beautiful early Spring weather and the glory of the wildflowers around Lake Kaweah and all through the town of Three Rivers. Nature and art together. Nothing better.
EVERY MONTH is different – the best way to keep informed is to visit the website www.1stsaturdaytr.com. It is up-dated monthly. If you are an artist and would like to show your work at the event, the cost is only $10 to participate and the deadline to enter is always the 15th of the previous month.
FOR INFORMATION contact Shirley Keller at 559-561-3463 or email sblairkeller@sbcglobal.net.
