The 1912 Center and Heart of the Arts, Inc theme for the 2012 Winter Hallway Show is “This and That”. Original pieces of art that feature something that goes with something else will be accepted at the 1912 Center on January 30th. For more information call 208-669-2249 or go to www.1912center.org. This show will open with a fun family event on February 3rd.

The theme for the Arts and Travel Exhibit sponsored by the City of Moscow and The Moscow Arts Commission is “Travel destinations near and far”. Original work in painting, photography and drawing or sketch will be considered. Applications are due January 23rd and may be picked up at Moscow City Hall or email djscallorn@ci.moscow.id.us The show will begin February 3rd and run through March 23rd.

The Auditorium Chamber Music Series presents the Ying Quartet January 26th at 7:30 p.m. in the University of Idaho Administration Auditorium. Tickets may be purchased at the Prichard Gallery in downtown Moscow or online at auditoriumchamermusic.org

The Moscow League of Women Voters continue their weekly presentations Wednesday s from noon to 1 p.m. in the Fiske Room at the 1912 Center. The topic for January 25th will be “Low Income Housing” presented by John Meyers, HUD Field Office Director. February 1st University of Idaho Child Development Laboratory Director Suzanne Planck will discuss the “Willow Center” a new grief and loss group for children and families on the Palouse. Guests are welcome to attend.

Planned Parenthood Votes Northwest has several important events coming up.

Phone bank volunteers are needed on January 19th, 24th and 25th.

January 28th join Planned Parenthood and Add the Words Idaho Campaign in a statewide day of action to support an amendment to the Idaho Human Rights Act. This amendment would include protection against discrimination in areas of employment, housing, education and public accommodation. Rallies and vigils are planned.

February 20th is Reproductive health and Rights Lobby Day and you can participate as a citizen lobbyist; Planned Parenthood will provide the training you need to make your voice effectively heard to our elected officials in Boise.

To sign up or for more information contact Jennifer Whitney, North Idaho Field Organizer of Planned Parenthood votes Northwest at 509-241-4301 or email jennifer.whitney@ppvotesnw.org

Heart of the Arts Winter Market is happening this Saturday January 21st form 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 1912 Center. The market will feature arts and crafts vendors, food items for lunch, and a free children’s art activity. Be sure to stop by the KRFP booth while at this Saturday’s Market.

IF YOU HAVE EVENTS FOR YOUR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADD TO THE KRFP CALENDAR EMAIL YOUR INFORMATION TO ARTS@KRFP.ORG

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KRFP ART AND EVENTS UPDATE 1-11-2012

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BE SURE TO GET YOUR TICKETS FOR THE ANNUAL MARTIN LUTHER KING HUMAN RIGHTS COMMUNITY BREAKFAST.^.

THE BREAKFAST SPONSORED BY THE LATAH COUNTY HUMAN RIGHTS TASK FORCE IS AT 9 A.M. THIS SATURDAY JANUARY 14^TH AT THE MOSCOW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL . TICKETS ARE 8$ FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND $4 FOR STUDENTS AND MAY BE PURCHASED AT PARADISE RIDGE CD’S LOCATED AT 117 East 3^rd St. MANY SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ARE PLANNED.

THE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS FOR THIS YEARS EVENT ARE AMERICAN FREEDOM RIDERS HELEN AND ROBERT SINGLETON.

THE CITY OF MOSCOW AND MOSCOW ARTS COMMISSION ARE CURRENTLY ACCEPTING SUBMISSIONS FROM LOCAL AND REGIONAL ARTISTS FOR THE ARTS AND TRAVEL EXHIBIT. THE THEME IS TRAVEL DESTINATIONS (BOTH NEAR AND FAR) . THE SHOW WILL BEGIN FEBRUARY 3^RD, AND RUN THROUGH MARCH 23^RD. ORIGINAL WORK IN PAINTING, PHOTOGRAPHY AND DRAWING OR SKETCH WILL BE CONSIDERATION FOR ENTRY. APPLICATIONS ARE DUE JANUARY 23RD AND MAY BE PICKED UP AT MOSCOW CITY HALL OR EMAIL DJSCALLOLRN@CI.MOSCOW.ID.US

FOR MORE INFORMATION CALL 208-883-7036.

THE AUDITORIUM CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES PRESENTS THE YING QUARTET THURSDAY JANUARY 26^TH AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ADMINISTRATION AUDITORIUM.

TICKETS ARE $20 GENERAL ADMISSION, 17$ FOR SENIORS AND $10 FOR STUDENTS AND MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE PRICHARD GALLERY IN DOWNTOWN MOSCOW OR ON-LINE AT AUDITORIUMCHAMBERMUSIC.ORG.

THE LEWIS AND CLARK STATE COLLEGE CENTER FOR ARTS AND HISTORY LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF 5^TH AND MAIN IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN LEWISTON WILL OPEN THEIR CURRENT SHOW THIS FRIDAY JANUARY 13^TH WITH A RECEPTION FROM 4 TO 7 PM. THREE EXHIBITS ARE FEATURED : DOUG DAVIDSON: THE FACE OF PERU; LUDMILLA PAREZ SASKOVA: THE GOOD GIRL, AND KARRI DIEKEN: CONVERSATIONS IN A SEA OF LAND. THIS SHOW WILL RUN THROUGH APRIL 6^TH.

ADMISSION TO THE CENTER FOR ARTS AND HISTORY IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FROM 11 AM TO 4 PM THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY.

PALOUSE WOMEN ARTISTS HAVE A GROUP SHOW OF “ARTFUL ACCESSORIES” CURRENTLY AT THE DAHMEN BARN AT 419 N. PARKWAY, IN UNIONTOWN, WASHINGTON. HOURS ARE 10 A.M. TO 4 P.M THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. THIS SHOW RUNS THROUGH JANUARY 29^TH. PALOUSE WOMEN ARTISTS INVITE LOCAL WOMEN WHO HAVE AN ENTHUSIASM FOR MAKING ART TO JOIN THEM FOR THEIR MONTHLY MEETINGS THE THIRD SUNDAY OF EACH MONTH AT RED DOOR GNOSH IN DOWNTOWN MOSCOW. SOCIAL HOUR FROM 5 – 6 PM FOLLOWED BY A BRIEF MEETING AND PRESENTATION.

IF YOU HAVE EVENTS FOR YOUR NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT YOU WOULD LIKE TO ADD TO THE KRFP CALENDAR EMAIL YOUR INFORMATION TO ARTS@KRFP.ORG

KRFP COMMUNITY ARTS AND EVENT JANUARY 4^th 2011

THIS IS MAREE MCHUGH WITH THE KRFP ARTS AND EVENT CALENDAR.

JOIN THE LATAH COUNTY HUMAN RIGHTS TASK FORCE FOR THEIR ANNUAL MARTIN LUTHER KING HUMAN RIGHTS COMMUNITY BREAKFAST ON SATURDAY JANUARY 14^TH AT THE MOSCOW JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL . THE KEYNOTE SPEAKERS FOR THIS YEARS BREAKFAST WILL BE CIVIL RIGHTS FREEDOM RIDERS HELEN AND ROBERT SINGLETON. ROSA PARKS HUMAN RIGHTS ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS WILL BE PRESENTED, THE MOSCOW HIGH SCHOOL GLEE CLUB WILL PERFORM, AND OTHER SPECIAL ACTIVITIES ARE PLANNED TO CELEBRATE THIS YEARS EVENT .

BREAKFAST WILL BE SERVED AT 9 A.M. TICKETS ARE 8$ FOR THE GENERAL PUBLIC AND $4 FOR STUDENTS AND MAY BE PURCHASED AT PARADISE RIDGE CD’S LOCATED AT 117 East 3^rd St.

PLAN TO GET YOUR TICKETS SOON AS THIS EVENT ALWAYS SELLS OUT QUICKLY.

THE PRICHARD GALLERY’S ANNUAL FACULTY ART EXHIBIT CONTINUES THROUGH JANUARY 22^ND.  PRICHARD GALLERY IS LOCATED AT 416 S. MAIN ST AND IS OPEN TUESDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM 10 A.M. TO 8 P.M. AND ON SUNDAYS FROM 10 A.M. TO 6 P.M.

THE AUDITORIUM CHAMBER MUSIC SERIES PRESENTS THE YING QUARTET THURSDAY JANUARY 26^TH AT 7:30 P.M. IN THE UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO ADMINISTRATION BUILDING AUDITORIUM.

TICKETS ARE $20 GENERAL ADMISSION, 17$ FOR SENIORS AND $10 FOR STUDENTS AND MAY BE PURCHASED AT THE PRICHARD GALLERY IN DOWNTOWN MOSCOW OR ON-LINE AT AUDITORIUMCHAMBERMUSIC.ORG.

THE 10TH ANUAL WINTER SOLSTICE EXHIBIT CONTINUES AT THE THIRD STREET GALLERY THROUGH JANUARY 22ND. THE GALLERY IS LOCATED IN MOSOCW CITY HALL AT 206 E THIRD STREET AND IS OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY FROM 8 A.M. TI L5 P.M.

THE LEWIS AND CLARK STATE COLLEGE CENTER FOR ARTS AND HISTORY LOCATED AT THE CORNER OF 5^TH AND MAIN IN HISTORIC DOWNTOWN LEWISTON HAS SEVERAL SHOWS OPENING JANUARY 13^TH AND CONTINUING THROUGH APRIL 6^TH.^,

DOUG DAVIDSON: THE FACE OF PERU; LUDMILLA PAREZ SASKOVA: THE GOOD GIRL, AND KARRI DIEKEN: CONVERSATIONS IN A SEA OF LAND. OPENING RECEPTION FOR THIS EXHIBITION OF VIDEO, PHOTOGRAPHY AND INSTALLATION OF PRINTED MIXED MEDIA WILL BE JANUARY 13^TH FROM 4 TO 7 PM.

MAYA LIN’S “CONFLUENCE PROJECT: REIMAGINAING THE COLUMBIA RIVER “CONTINUES THROUGH FEBRUARY 10^TH.

ADMISSION TO THE CENTER FOR ARTS AND HISTORY IS FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC FROM 11 AM TO 4 PM THURSDAY THROUGH SATURDAY.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO HAVE YOUR NON-PROFIT ARTS OR SOCIAL EVENT ADDED TO THE KRFP CALENDAR EMAIL YOUR INFORMATION TO

ARTS@ KRFP.ORG

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