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OPENINGS
"FROM THE GROUND UP." Opens with a reception from 3-5:30 p.m. Saturday at the Larson Gallery, YVCC campus, South 16th Avenue and Nob Hill Boulevard. Clay and mixed media works by various artists. Through March 31. 509-574-4875 or www.larsongallery.org.
* March 10: Slide lecture and panel discussion by Renee Adams, Rachel Dorn, Carolyn Neslon, Greg Pierce and Stephen Robinson; live demonstrations by Mike Hiler and Eunsil Kim.
RECEPTIONS
"BLACK & JONES: PLEASE CALL STELLA." Opens with an artist talk at 4 p.m. followed by a reception at 5 p.m. today at the Sarah Spurgeon Gallery at CWU's Randall Hall, off Dean Nicholson Boulevard, Ellensburg. Created by Barry Jones. Video installation that uses the speech accent archive at George Mason University to explore how cinema, the Internet, language and music intersect to create new languages. Through Feb. 26. 509-963-2665, www.cwu.edu/~art/spurgeon.html.
"NO RESERVATIONS: A NATIVE PERSPECTIVE." Opens with a reception from 5-9 p.m. Friday at Guerra's Coffee Co., 1829 S. First St., Suite B, Sunnyside. Photography exhibit by Tiffany Fawn Walker. Through March 8. 509-839-6101, www.guerras.com/coffee.html.
WORKSHOPS/CLASSES
VALENTINE'S DAY CHILDREN'S CRAFTS WORKSHOP. 10 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday at Guerra's Coffee Co., 1829 S. First St., Suite B in Sunnyside. Join Marisol Bos to make Valentine's Day cards and decorate heart cookies. 509-839-6101 or www.guerras.com.
ONGOING
Galleries
GALLERY ONE. "A Moment of Forever." 408 N. Pearl St., Ellensburg. Works by Jane Orleman. Through Feb. 25. 509-925-2670, www.gallery-one.org. 509-925-2670 or www.gallery-one.org.
GOLDEN ART GALLERY. 103 E. Main St., Goldendale. 4-8 p.m. the second Thursday of each month: reception of the gallery's featured artist, local wines and live music. 509-773-5100 or www.thegoldenartgallery.com.
THE FRAMEMAKER. 901 Summitview Ave., Suite 4A. Local artists, woodworking and photography. 509-457-8860.
FIRE AND FORM GLASS. 3506 W. Nob Hill Boulevard. Hand-blown glass by Darin Steen. Painting collaborations, wine glass art, jewelry and stained glass. 509-307-3603 or www.fireandformglass.com.
D. HEILMAN ART STUDIO. 7 N. 11th Ave., upstairs in Rex Marble CPA office building. Duane Heilman oil paintings. 509-453-7234 or 509-965-4333.
LaKAT GALLERY. 10201 Highway 12, Naches. Fine art photography, wood handicrafts. 509-653-1350 or www.nachesvalleychamber.com.
LARSON GALLERY. Larson Gallery, YVCC campus, South 16th Avenue and Nob Hill Boulevard. 509-574-4875 or www.larsongallery.org.
MAXIN ART STUDIO. "Art of Jazz." 106 S. Third St. Works by Robbie Bustos, Lynn Opiela, Eunsil Kim, Hayden Singleton, Ashleigh Rice and Charles Hickle. Through March 3. www.maxinartstudio.com or 509-833-4649.
OAK HOLLOW GALLERY. Wood creations by John Barany; paintings and glass art by Sharon Strong and wood/glass collaborative pieces at 5631 Summitview Ave., Chalet Place. Through April 7. 509-965-9256 or www.oakhollowframes.blogspot.com.
* Opening reception from 2-5 p.m. Saturday.
PEGGY LEWIS GALLERY. Allied ArtsCenter, 5000 W. Lincoln Ave. $5 donation encouraged. 509-966-0930 or www.alliedartsyakima.org.
RED ARTS STUDIOS. Nob Hill Plaza breezeway. Workshops, after-school and home-school art classes. Call for schedule. 509-469-2766, redgalleryyakima.com.
SARAH SPURGEON GALLERY. CWU's Randall Hall, off Dean Nicholson Boulevard, Ellensburg. 509-963-2665, www.cwu.edu/~art/spurgeon.html.
WHITEFOOT STUDIO. 3902 Harrah Road, Harrah. "Simcoe Collection." Frank and Jan Whitefoot's watercolors and Northwest pictographs. 509-848-2539.
Showings
CAF MELANGE. 7 N. Front St. "Heart and Home," mixed media art by Michelle Fortier. Ends Wednesday. 509-453-0571 or www.cafemelangeyakima.com.
ESSENCIA ARTISAN BAKERY. 4 N. Third St. Paintings by Jill Ross. Through March. 509-575-5570.
YAKIMA VALLEY VISITOR INFORMATION CENTER. 101 N. Fair Ave. Native American hand-held drums and beadwork chokers by Yakama Reservation artist David Lee Wood. 509-573-3388 or visityakima.com.
MUSEUMS
BENTON COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM. Prosser City Park. Adults $3, 18 and younger $1. 509-786-3842.
CARPENTER HOUSE MUSEUM AND ART GALLERY. 302 W. Third St., Cle Elum. 509-674-9766.
CLYMER MUSEUM OF ART. 416 N. Pearl St., Ellensburg. 509-962-6416, www.clymermuseum.com.
CWU MUSEUM OF CULTURE AND ENVIRONMENT. Dean Hall on CWU campus, 400 E. University Way, Ellensburg. 509-963-2313, www.cwu.edu/~museum.
* "Wenas Creek Mammoth." Mammoth bones and a full-size mammoth. Through 2012.
* "Journey Stories," a Smithsonian Museum on Main Street Exhibit. Through March 11.
* "Cruisin' The Washington State Fossil Freeway." Through April 15.
FORT SIMCOE STATE PARK. At the end of State Route 220, 45 minutes south of Yakima. Interpretative center open by appointment only. 509-874-2372 or www.parks.wa.gov.
GOLDENDALE OBSERVATORY STATE PARK INTERPRETIVE CENTER. Guided programs at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m. 1602 Observatory Drive, Goldendale. Admission: donation. 509-773-3141 or www.perr.com/gosp.html.
KITTITAS COUNTY HISTORICAL MUSEUM. 114 E. Third Ave., Ellensburg. Exhibit includes historic postcard collection, Rollinger Rock collection, Howard Sorensen historic car collection, Mary Cheska doll collection, Native American beaded bags and basketry. Admission: donation. 509-925-3778 or www.kchm.org.
* "The Ellensburgh Aflame! Who Dun It." Through July.
McALLISTER MUSEUM OF AVIATION. 2008 S. 16th Ave. 509-457-4933 or www.mcallistermuseum.org.
SUNNYSIDE MUSEUM AND HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION. Corner of Fourth Street and Grant Avenue, Sunnyside. Admission: donation. 509-837-6010.
YAKAMA NATION CULTURAL HERITAGE CENTER MUSEUM. U.S. Highway 97 and Buster Road, Toppenish. $6 adults, $4 students and seniors, $2 ages 10 and younger, $12 families. 509-865-2800, ext. 1, www.yakamamuseum.com.
YAKIMA AREA ARBORETUM. 1401 Arboretum Drive. 509-248-7337 or www.ahtrees.org.
* 9 a.m.-1 p.m. March 10: "Pruning Essentials for Trees and Shrubs." Cost: $20 members, $25 nonmembers. A portion of the workshop will be hands-on pruning demonstrations and practice on the arboretum grounds.
YAKIMA VALLEY MUSEUM. 2105 Tieton Drive. $5 adults, $3 students and seniors, free for ages 5 and younger. 509-248-0747, www.yakimavalleymuseum.org.
* "Land of Joy and Sorrow," Japanese pioneers of the Yakima Valley. Through December 2013.
* "Head Over Heels Over Heels: One Collector's Love Affair With Shoes." Over 600 pairs of high-heeled shoes from David Childs' collection from the 1800s to the present.
