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4A – Daily News – Thursday, May 20, 2010 Pastimes Arts & entertainment Theatre celebrates grandparents Mamma Mia Girlfriends Night Out Mamma Mia will be Saturday, May 22 at the State Theatre. Wine tasting starts at 4 p.m. and the movie starts at 5 p.m. Cost is $5. Wine tasting is complimentary thanks to California Kitchen Company. For more information call 529-Arts or visit www.statetheatreredbluff.com. Rodeo benefit Feather River College Rodeo Benefit Concert and Dinner will be held on Saturday, May 22 at Greenhorn Creek Guest Ranch, in Quincy. A welcome reception will be at 1 p.m. followed by a barbecue dinner and silent auction at 2:30 p.m. and a live auction at 4:30 p.m. Ian Tyson will be in concert at 5 p.m. followed by new country artists Clear Blue 22. Cost for dinner and concert is $75 or $40 for concert only. Limited tickets are available. For tickets or infor- mation call Jesse Segura at 283-0202 ex.t 306 or e-mail jsegura@frc.edu. Comedy show Closing weekend for Glengarry Glen Ross is May 21 and 22. Glengarry Glen Ross is a savage comedy about second-rate real estate salesmen who grind and claw for their share of the American Dream. Desperate for a piece of the action, they close The State Theatre in Red Bluff will celebrate Grand- parents Day June 12 with a musical celebration of the imagination for grandparents and their grandchildren. Headlining will be Tim Noah’s “Dare to Dream,” with Cyndi Soup and Gus Puppy. The celebration is scheduled for 1-4 p.m. at the the- ater, 333 Oak Street in Red Bluff, presented by the Mountain Caregive Resource Center of Passages. For registration information, call 800-995-0878 or send an e-mail to khalvarson@csuchico.edu. unwanted land in Florida for top billing. First prize is a Cadillac, second prize is a set of steak knives, third prize-you're fired. Mature Audi- ences. Chico Cabaret uses www.vendini.com for tick- eting, marketing, and box office management. Chico Cabaret is located at 2201 Pillsbury Rd Ste. 174. More information at 895-0245. Chico State Summer Art Academy accepting applications The Janet Turner Print Museum at California State University, Chico has begun accepting applications for its eighth annual Summer Art Academy, which this year is following a theme of Brayers, Brushes and Bones. The camp will be July 26-30 and will be divid- ed into three daily ses- sions based on three age groups. Session A (ages 7-10) will meet from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.; Session B (11-13) and Session C (14 and up) will meet separately from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Each session accom- modates 24 students. Lunch, provided by Sul- tans Bistro, Celestino’s Beach Hut Deli, and Jamba Juice, is included. Cost for the Summer Art Academy is $250 per student, with a $50 dis- count available for a sec- ond child from the same family. An online appli- cation order form is available at the Turner web site, www.janetturn- er.org, under Outreach and Education/Summer Art Academy “Spots fill up quickly because most partici- pants are returning stu- dents,” said Barbara Morris, coordinator of the academy. “I recom- mend parents enroll their kids soon to insure a spot.” The goal of the Sum- mer Art Academy is to provide an arts immer- sion in many different mediums. All sessions includes both two and three-dimensional activi- ties, as well as printmak- ing. Younger students enjoy a wide variety of art instruction, with assignments geared toward shorter attention spans. Complex work is interspersed with fun activities. “This environment enables children who Sponsored by Downtown Red Bluff Business Association work slowly and deliber- ately to learn along side those who work more quickly,” said Morris. Student teacher ratio is four to one and there is an intern at each table to help with instruction and supervise the class- room. Classes for the Sum- mer Art Academy make use of the Department of Art’s excellent facilities in Ayres and Taylor Halls. Morris said one of the goals of the art acad- emy is support the edu- cational mission of the Janet Turner Museum. “Janet was first and foremost a teacher of printmaking. We wish to honor all she gave to her students and to the Uni- versity by creating an environment for students to explore and increase their knowledge and skills in art, but especial- ly in printmaking. By providing the public with this academy, we help keep Janet's vision and drive alive.” Shoppers discounts & restaurant specials at participating merchants WELL-BEING FAIRE Wine & Mamma Mia at the State Theatre Wine @ 4pm Movie @ 5pm Saturday May 22 10am-4pm China Buffet CHINESE RESTAURANT Open 7 Days A Week Sunday Buffet Special $ 9.99 Expires 5-30-10 COUPON China Buffet Happy Hours Mon. & Tues. Lunch $ All Day $6.99 Wed - Thurs - Fri - Sat 6.99 Dinner $ 8.99 343 S. Main St. Red Bluff 530-529-5888 (No Checks) Ownership Under New Holiday Buffet Special $ Expires 5-30-10 COUPON 11.99 Besides Morris, who holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Studio Art with honors in printmak- ing from Chico State, other instructors for the academy include Dr. Teresa Cotner Cotner earned her PhD in Art Education at Stanford University in 2000 and an Art Teach- ing Credential at CSU Los Angeles in 1994. She teaches Art Educa- tion in the Department of Art and will direct cur- riculum planning, intern training, and supervi- sion. Murphy received his BFA from Chico State in 1986 and his MFA from the Claremont Graduate University in 1991. He currently teaches Ceram- ic Art at Chico State. Macdonald earned her BFA at Duncan of Jor- danstone College of Art in Scotland and her MFA from Southern Illinois University, Carbondale. Her artwork has been exhibited in Scotland, England, Canada, Japan, South Africa and several U.S. states. She is cur- rently an associate pro- fessor at Chico State, where she teaches print- making. For more information, call Dianne Suschil, Enrollment and Publicity Coordinator for the Summer Art Academy, at 898-5351. Informa- tion is also available online at the Turner website, www.janetturn- er.org, under Outreach and Education/Summer Art Academy.