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Friends of BabShad Jazzz ~~ February 13th is my actual birthday, and I'm needing to celebrate with all y'all. Please join us for Babs's birthday and pre-Valentine's Eve at Le Bateau Ivre. Dinner, full bar, nice wines & brews, desserts, jazzz, special guests: Wednesday, February 13th 7 to 9 p.m. Le Bateau Ivre (The Drunken Boat) 2629 Telegraph Ave. @ Carleton, Berkeley Phone for dinner reservations: 510-849-1100 http://www.lebateauivre.net/ BabShad Jazzz featuring Barbara Hadenfeldt (vocals), Wayne de la Cruz (keys), Carla Kaufman (bass), Jeff Silberman (drums) www.babshadjazzz.com ** LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

Please join us! We have some big topics to discuss (i.e. affordable housing & funding). Berkeley Cultural Trust General Meeting Wednesday, February 13th 9-10:15am Civic Center Building, 2180 Milvia Street Welcome and introductions (5 minutes) Update: Measure O Special Session (5 minutes) Jennifer Lovvorn, Kim Anno, and Bruce Coughran will report back from the recent City Council special session around affordable housing and Measure O funds. Guest speaker: Moy Eng of CAST, the Community Arts Stabilization Trust (20 minutes) Moy Eng is the Executive Director of CAST. Read her bio here. She will share about the work going on with CAST in San Francisco and the East Bay around affordable artist housing. Update: the Cannabis Commission and potential Cannabis Tax (10 minutes) Berkeley Civic Arts Commission Chair Kim Anno will provide an update. Update: Civic Arts Grant funding for FY 19/20 (30 minutes) The BCT Steering Committee will provide an update from a recent meeting with City Manager Dee Ridley. As a group, we will discuss our actions and advocacy in the coming months with City Council members. We need the group’s time and support to keep advocating for the civic arts funding in the city’s budget. FInd out more at the meeting about how to get involved and add your voice. BCT committee reports and future meeting announcements (10 minutes) -Space -Equity and Inclusion -Arts Education Jill Randall <Jill@...> LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

Dear Friends of the Freight & Salvage, or the Arts, or the City of Berkeley, or mine: I'm sending you this job posting because I believe you might know the perfect person for us! We're hiring our first ever Director of Education and Community Engagement, and it's going to be a very exciting position. I hope that you will share this with people you know who might be interested. https://www.thefreight.org/about/job-volunteer-opportunities/ Thank you!! Sharon -- Sharon Dolan Executive Director Freight & Salvage 2020 Addison St. Berkeley, CA 94704 510-859-1125 LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

Plan to attend our 7th annual LUNAFEST film festival on Friday, March 1st from 6:30 to 9 pm at the KALA Art Gallery on San Pablo Avenue in Berkeley. The Zonta Club of Berkeley/North Bay is proud to present this year's films, and to promote the work of H.E.A.T Watch in Alameda County. Your ticket purchase not only supports local efforts to combat sex trafficking and empower women, but a portion of the ticket price also goes to support women filmmakers This year's compilation of 8 short films are sure to engage you and start a conversation between you and your friends. Buy your tickets in advance, as seats are limited!! ? ? Purchase your tickets here Learn More about Zonta and its Programs LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Wonderland opens Saturday! Buy your tickets by this Fri (2/15) and get 20% off any performance. Use the discount code 2wonder4 Buy Tickets Click below to find out more! a Kafka-esque comedy by Gary Graves Feb 16 - Mar 17 Featuring: Martha Brigham * , John Patrick Moore * , Kimberly Ridgeway and Clive Worsley (*members AEA) and don't forget, subscriptions with special benefits are still available! Subscribe Now Donate Now Central Works at the Berkeley City Club 2315 Durant Avenue, Berkeley, 94704 STAY CONNECTED: Central Works, PO Box 9771, Berkeley, CA 94709-0771 LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline Forward this email | Update Profile | About our service provider Sent by jan@... in collaboration with Try it free today -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

February News from your statewide arts advocacy organization Brought to you by Californians for the Arts and California Arts Advocates. ?Click image above for more info February 12, 2019 Dear Friends, What an exciting time to be an arts advocate in California! Over the last 2 months we’ve been touring the state and meeting with arts leaders to discuss what the state of arts advocacy is in California. We can tell you it is strong and we are feeling so optimistic and energized to lead the statewide movement. It was only 5 years ago that funding was at historic lows, hovering around $1 million for 10 years. In the last 5 years we’ve seen over 800% growth in the state budget for the arts and although this is a tremendous increase we are still not where we need to be to see arts accessible for every Californian. With our new Governor showing early support for public funding for the arts, it’s our job to continue to press our representatives to increase permanent funding and to value arts, culture and creativity as transformational, impactful and just as worthy as any other social service providing solutions to our communities. Just recently, Executive Director Julie Baker ran into Governor Newsom on a Southwest flight from LA to Sacramento. She had the opportunity to introduce herself and thank him for the $10 million in permanent funding for the California Arts Council he has allocated in his first budget. Gov. Newsom smiled and said, "But we still need to do more." Stunned and smiling in agreement, he continued to encourage Ms. Baker, "Keep lobbying me, it works." At that point, she had to thank the Governor for validating her job, but in all seriousness, Gov. Newsom has opened the door and invited us to come in and build our case. So now it is up to all of us to show up, to advocate, to go from arts supporters to arts activists and build California as the leading state of creativity. In listening to his State of the State address there was no mention of the creativity economy so we need to make sure our voices are heard. ?How can you help? Register today for Arts, Culture and Creativity Advocacy Day in Sacramento on April 23 where we will connect, educate and mobilize our efforts. Can’t make it to the Capitol that day? Join us throughout the month of April by partnering with ACCM, or host an event in your own community and download our “Ways to Engage” guide. We want to hear your ARTS IMPACT STORY. How has access to public funding helped an arts program, artist or organization to make a difference in your community? How can the arts create a meaningful outcome on some of our state’s most pressing issues? Here are just some suggested Arts Impact categories: Early Childhood Education / Arts Education Student retention / graduation rates Corrections and re-entry programs Arts & Accessibility Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Neighborhood Revitalization Affordable Housing Mental Health Health / Well being Cultural Heritage Homelessness Veterans Public Art Climate crisis Cultural Districts Feel free to send in more ideas! Submit your narrative, a link to an article or blog post, a work of art or a video illustrating your arts impact and help us build our case. We will share these on social media and in our public awareness campaign throughout the month of April. We look forward to showcasing stand out examples as we take to Sacramento, our state’s capital, on April 23rd for Arts, Culture and Creative Advocacy Day. We’ve always been told when you need to solve a problem, think outside the box and come up with a creative solution. Artists and cultural workers have always done just that. Now is our time to have a seat at the table and to be recognized for our contributions. As Shirley Chisholm said, “If they don't give you a seat at the table, bring a folding chair.” Julie Baker, CFTA ED Gets Around! Julie Baker, CFTA, ED and Stan Miller, consultant to California Alliance of Arts Educators attend the CAAE policy council meeting in January Arts leaders and board members Michael Alexander and Sofia Klatzer in LA with Julie Baker, CFTA E

A Bright Future What is your vision for A Bright Future? Every day our thoughts, our words, our feelings & our actions create the reality that we live in. How aware are we all of our impact on others around us, on society, on our environment and on the planet ? During these challenging times in this country and around the world, this exhibition entitled "A Bright Future" offers artists the opportunity to create and submit art that can answer the question " What does A Bright Future look like to you? " Berkeley Central Arts Passage LOVE... GRATITUDE... RESPECT... JUSTICE... EQUALITY... COMMUNITY... HAPPINESS... JOY... BALANCE... COURAGE... KINDNESS... RESILIENCE... FAITH... CELEBRATION... INSPIRATION... HEALING... RECONCILIATION... PEACE... HOPE... What is your vision for A Brighter Future? Deadline for submissions is February 23rd. Show runs March 23 - June 1, 2019 write a review Recommend us on Facebook Review us on Google Review us on Yelp Company Name | 555-555-5555 Expressions Gallery | 2035 Ashby Ave, Berkeley, CA 94703 LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline Update Profile | About our service provider Sent by expressionsgallery@... in collaboration with Try it free today -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

The Persian Center will be hosting its 20th Annual Chaharshanbeh Souri at the 2000 block of Durant Avenue in Berkeley. Jump over bonfires to celebrate the change of seasons and welcome spring. Enjoy Persian food, music, dancing, and children’s activities on Tuesday, March 19, 2019 from 6-10 PM, at Persian Center, 2029 Durant Ave., Berkeley. This is a free, family-friendly, non-alcoholic event held outdoors on the 2000 block of Durant Avenue, rain or shine. Sponsorships and vending opportunities for crafts people, businesses, or non-profit organizations are available. Hope to see you there jumping over the fires! https://www.anotherbullwinkelshow.com/persian-fest/ LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

Plus other discount options Having trouble viewing this email? Click here It's pay-what-you-can** Thursday! Or get $4 off and a guaranteed seat for any show this weekend (2/21-2/24): Just use the discount code rabbit ** for available seats at the door Buy Tickets Click below to find out more! "is a Kafka-esque comedy ... and the 4 actors are excellent" -E. Mendel, Berkeleyside Feb 16 - Mar 17 written by Gary Graves Featuring: Martha Brigham * , John Patrick Moore * , Kimberly Ridgeway and Clive Worsley (*members AEA) and don't forget, subscriptions with special benefits are still available! Subscribe Now Donate Now Central Works at the Berkeley City Club 2315 Durant Avenue, Berkeley, 94704 STAY CONNECTED: Central Works, PO Box 9771, Berkeley, CA 94709-0771 LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline Forward this email | Update Profile | About our service provider Sent by jan@... in collaboration with Try it free today -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

A free talk at the Berkeley History Center View this email in your browser Sunday, March 3, 2–4 pm Doug Leen on “Ranger of the Lost Art: WPA Posters of the National Parks” The Works Progress Administration, the largest and most ambitious New Deal agency, hired millions of unemployed workers during the Great Depression. The WPA's Federal Art Project commissioned artists to create murals, photographs, sculpture, paintings and graphic arts, including more than two million posters—many designed and printed on the edge of the Berkeley campus at the Western Museum Laboratory. Only a few thousand of the historic posters survive today. Doug Leen started Ranger Doug Enterprises as a hobby in 1993 when he began researching and reproducing the WPA’s national park posters to raise funds for Grand Teton National Park, where he spent seven years as a seasonal ranger. Now living in the backcountry of Alaska, “Ranger Doug” will discuss the WPA's iconic park posters—their creation, loss, rediscovery and the role of public art and infrastructure in America today. He will be introduced by Harvey Smith, local Berkeley New Deal expert and co-curator of the current exhibit at the History Center. John Aronovici will display artwork by and photographs of his mother, Elizabeth Ginno, at work for the WPA at the Western Museum Laboratory and at the World’s Fair on Treasure Island in 1940. Ranger Doug will offer for sale reproductions of the WPA National Park Posters in various sizes and formats, with a portion of the proceeds benefiting the Berkeley Historical Society. Upcoming Events Saturday, March 23, 3–5 pm Celebration of Last Day of Building Bridges, Not Walls: Berkeley, America's First Sanctuary City with a panel presentation on the East Bay Sanctuary Covenant organization and the history and current status of the sanctuary movement. Speakers will include Sister Maureen Duignan and board and staff members of EBSC, a pioneer in faith-based assistance to immigrants since the early 1980s. Sunday, April 7, 2–4 pm Annual Meeting and Opening of People's Park 50th anniversary exhibit with a talk by exhibit curator Steven Finacom Contact us or visit us online to learn more. Admission to these events is free, donations welcome. Berkeley Historical Society and Berkeley History Center 1931 Center Street, Berkeley Telephone: 510-848-0181 Mailing address: P.O. Box 1190, Berkeley, CA 94701 E-mail: info@... Website: berkeleyhistoricalsociety.org Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list. LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline why did I get this? unsubscribe from this list update subscription preferences Berkeley Historical Society · P.O. Box 1190 · Berkeley, CA 94701 · USA -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

CIVIC ARTS GRANTS APPLICATION WORKSHOPS FOR BERKELEY-BASED ARTS ORGANIZATIONS, INDIVIDUAL ARTIST PROJECTS AND FESTIVALS FOR FISCAL YEAR 2019/2020 Want to learn more about the Civic Arts Grants application process and how to apply? Please attend one or both of the technical assistance workshops to review grant application requirements and get instruction on using the on-line grant application system. Location for Both Workshops: Tarea Hall Pittman South Library Branch, 1901 Russell Street, Berkeley, CA 94703 · Festival Grant Application Workshop Tuesday, March 5, 2019 at 6 – 8 PM · Arts Organizations & Individual Artists Grant Application Workshop Tuesday, March 12, 2019 at 6 – 8 PM GRANT APPLICATIONS ARE NOW OPEN! The City of Berkeley invites arts nonprofits, individual artists, and festival organizers to apply for the 2019/2020 Civic Art Grants. These grants strengthen Berkeley’s arts ecosystem and enrich the city as a whole by providing funds in three areas: arts nonprofit organizations, individual artist projects, and festivals. This is the first year that the City of Berkeley has offered grants for festivals. All grant-funded activities must take place within the City of Berkeley during the grant period of July 1, 2019 — June 30, 2020. The grant application deadline is April 25, 2019 by 5 PM. GRANT CATEGORIES & AMOUNTS Arts Organizations: Grant funding for arts organizations provides general operating support to a wide array of nonprofit arts organizations bolstering the growth and stability of Berkeley’s arts community. Small Organizations (budget up to $100,000) Grants up to $10,000 Mid-Size Organizations (budget $100,000 - $1,000,000) Grants up to $14,000 Large Organizations (budget over $1,000,000) Grants up to $17,000 Individual Artists: These grants support individual artists living and producing art in Berkeley and culminate in a local public presentation of the grant-funded work for the benefit of the community. Individual Artist Projects Grants up to $5,000 Festival Grants: These grants support a range of events throughout Berkeley from small-scale and first-time events to large-scale and established festivals. Small Events (budget of up to $5,000) Grants up to $5,000 Mid-Size Events (budget $5,001 - $50,000) Grants up to $14,000 Large Events (budget over $50,000) Grants up to $17,000 FOR MORE INFORMATION For more information of the grants program and guidelines for each funding category and to apply, you may visit the Civic Arts Program website: https://www.cityofberkeley.info/City_Manager/Civic_Arts/Civic_Arts_Grants_2019.aspx Contact: civicart@... or (510) 981-7539 LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

Please note that you cannot have any financial interest in the grants if you are a panelist. Here’s a link to the panelist application: https://cityofberkeleyoed.submittable.com/submit/132055/call-for-review-panelists-for-city-of-berkeley-civic-arts-grants Thank you! ___________________________ Jennifer Lovvorn Chief Cultural Affairs Officer Civic Arts Program City of Berkeley Office of Economic Development 2180 Milvia Street, 5th Floor Berkeley, CA 94704 Pronouns: She/Her T: 510-981-7533 JLovvorn@... LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

$26 tickets or sliding scale at the door Having trouble viewing this email? Click here Get $4 off for any show this weekend (2/28-3/3) with the discount code RABBIT or pay-what-you-can** on Thursday! ** for available seats at the door Buy Tickets Click below to find out more! Running through Mar 17 Watch the trailer: Please give to the 2019 Artist Fund, and don't forget, subscriptions with special benefits are still available! Subscribe Now Donate Now Central Works at the Berkeley City Club 2315 Durant Avenue, Berkeley, 94704 STAY CONNECTED: Central Works, PO Box 9771, Berkeley, CA 94709-0771 Forward this email | Update Profile | About our service provider Sent by jan@... in collaboration with Try it free today -- LISA BULLWINKEL Berkeley Art & Culture Hotline www.AnotherBullwinkelShow.com/BACHotline

The art community might be interested in understanding what Visit Berkeley does as well as thinking about how they might take advantage of this more. BERKELEY IN THE NEWS WINTER 2019 Berkeley's late 2018 media wave is rolling into '19 with splashy press and posts in national & international travel and lifestyle magazines, websites, and fast-growing social media audiences. By the numbers, Visit Berkeley tallied 49.8 million impressions (print circulation, website UVMs, broadcast audience) with an advertising value of over $580,000. Select coverage highlights are displayed below. Interested in working with Visit Berkeley as we tour travel media? Please contact us! Western Living (CA) Dials in to Berkeley Time Western Living is a glossy magazine for an affluent audience of 145,000 Western Canadians (many consider it Canada's Sunset Magazine). The writer, John Burns, was toured by Visit Berkeley and partners Graduate Berkeley and the Berkeley City Club. The "Berkeley Getaway Guide" piece captures Berkeley's energy and vibe in Western Living's go-to hotel and destination feature. Smarter Travel Spotlights Berkeley in Two Features The award-winning Smarter Travel website featured Berkeley in a pair of recent stories. "9 Unforgettable Things to Do in Berkeley, Calif." by executive editor Christine Sarkis explored diverse corners of the city from a local's perspective. And "The 10 Best U.S. Cities to Visit in 2019" by Jamie Ditaranto included Berkeley (the only California destination to make the list). SheKnows (and loves) Berkeley Boutique Hotels Freelance writer Amelia Edelman visited Berkeley over a whirlwind autumn weekend with highly engaging results. Edelman's SheKnows story on family friendly boutique hotels featured two Berkeley properties: the Hotel Shattuck Plaza and the Berkeley City Club. SheKnows' audience of (mostly) millennial moms totals an impressive 790,000 UVMs; a Berkeley City Guide is in the pipeline for 2019. USA Today 10Best Covers Berkeley's Quirky and Sophisticated Sides Independent travel writer Lois Alter Mark spent a memorable weekend in Berkeley that resulted in two stories in USA Today's 10Best series. The Sophisticated post took a Chez Panisse/ BAMPFA course; the Quirky version visited lesser-known points of interest like the Fairy Post Office and Aftel Archive of Curious Scents. Both sent scores of web visitors to Visit Berkeley and partner sites. Germany's Abenteuer und Reisen Hearts Berkeley Working with Visit California, Visit Berkeley hosted a delegation of German travel writers with wunderbar coverage results now coming in! Leading things off is "San Francisco and Beyond," a multi-page feature story in Germany's leading travel magazine Abenteuer und Reisen (Adventure and Travel), slated for March 2019 -- just in time for distribution at ITB Berlin, the world's largest tourism expo. New York Times' Frugal Traveler Gets Berkeley into the Budget The New York Times' Frugal Traveler column put the spotlight on Berkeley in a July article that garnered enormous attention locally and beyond. The story touched on virtually every business district in the city in addition to UC Berkeley and Tilden Regional Park. Berkeley spirit runs strongly throughout the well-researched piece. Minneapolis Star Tribune: Talkin' Berkeley Revolution Minnesota's largest circulated daily newspaper, the Star Tribune featured a Sunday Travel section cover story on Berkeley written by Donna Long. Ms. Long's travel was coordinated by Visit Berkeley and included time in the Telegraph Avenue and North Shattuck / Gourmet Ghetto districts. The 550,000 print circulation of the paper was complemented by a web post with another 260,975 UVMs. Good Grades for Berkeley in National Magazine Curve The nation's best-selling lesbian magazine, Curve featured a sensational write-up on Berkeley in its Winter 2019 issue. Curve editor-in-chief Merryn Johns' "Beautiful Berkeley" piece covered three full magazine pages with nice shout outs to the Hotel Shattuck Plaza, Berkeley City Club, BAMPFA, Chez Panisse, and Donato & Co. as it focused on trav