PERFORMING ARTS DIRECTORY - Updated December 29, 2017
On this page you will find Trinity County, CA Performing Artists: Performing Artists: Theatre & Dance; Theatre, Dance, Spoken Word: Events, Groups, Instruction, Businesses & Services, Musicians & Singers, Bands, Groups, Businesses & Services, Music Instruction & Instruments and Healing Arts. I hope to help create connections between folks with similar interests and hobbies, as well as between potential students, teachers, customers, and the like. This directory is a work in progress and by no means a complete list. If you would like your name added, removed, or your listing edited, email me. Please use reload or refresh to get the most current version of this page, as your computer may cache on older copy. Info searching hint: Use Control + F on PCs or Apple + F on Macs to pop up a text search window. Then enter any text, "dance" for example, to find all text on this page with the word "quilt" in it.

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PERFORMING ARTISTS: THEATRE & DANCE

WENDY ARMAGNAC: (Hayfork) - Former drama teacher at Hayfork High School. Singer. Previously performed with Armagnac & Rossi (jazz duo).

GEOFFREY BEEBE: (Junction City) - Physical theatre, storytelling, clowning, masks, weaving. Musician.

JANE M. BELDEN: (P.O. Box 134, Weaverville, 96093) - Theatre production, tech, graphics, set design and painting. Artist, writer, and singer. Involved with Trinity Players.

NANCY & ALAN KOHL: Both are Involved with Trinity Players. NANCY: Theatre, directing. She has directed seven productions for the Trinity Players. ALAN: Theatre. 

RACHEL LAFEIN: (Weaverville) - Theatre, soundtrack design, costumes, props, set design & construction. Trinity High School drama teacher. Artist-educator. Photography.

MICHAEL NICKERSON: Theatre, theatre teacher, and singer. Involved with Trinity Players.

A. O'KAY JUGGLER EXTRAORDINAIRE: (623-7058 or 707-499-5628, P.O. Box 25, Willow Creek, CA 95573) - Juggles pins, 5 balls, torches, and machetes. Available for parties, events, school assemblies, birthdays, fairs, holidays, & festivals.

MARTI & RICHARD PARACHINI: Both are involved with Trinity Players. MARTI: Theatre set construction. RICHARD: Theatre, set design & construction, sound designer & technician.

PATRICIA REID-MACGREGOR - Theatre. Involved with Trinity Players.

MARYLNN RUBI: Theatre, set design, producing. Involved with Trinity Players.

MELODYE & CHRIS SEMER: (628-5545, Hayfork) - Drama, theatre. Involved in Mountain Actor's Workshop. Art and art instruction. Chris has taught ceramics at Hayfork High School night school.

KITTY WILSON: (628-5430, Hayfork) - Belly dancer and instructor. Has taught belly dance classes. Leader of Habibiyat Al Jabal Belly Dancing Troupe. 

MOUNTAIN ACTORS WORKSHOP: (Melodye and Chris Semer: 628-5545 or 628-4475, Hayfork) - Live theatre group based in Hayfork area that meets first Tuesday each month at Hayfork Community Center at 6:30pm (call to confirm!). The old Hayfork Theater building was donated to MAW. They are looking for folks who would like to donate time, labor, money, or ? towards the future remodeling effort.

NORTHERN CA DANCES, JAMS, OPEN MIKES, & SONG CIRCLES in Trinity, Humboldt, Tehama, Shasta, and Butte counties. A work in progress, feel free to send me regular musical events I don't have listed.

REDBUD THEATRE: (629-2354 or 629-2497, Salyer/Willow Creek) - Live theatre venue behind Cinnabar Sam's on Highway 299. 

REDDING CITY MUSICAL THEATRE COMPANY: (1726 Market Street, Redding, CA 96001, 515-3262). More info: call Diana Christensen at 515-3262.

SPOKEN WORD NIGHT AT THE LOFT at The Bohemian Art Loft (3304B Bechelli Lane, Redding) at 7pm on second Thursday each month. An evening for serious poets, writers, playwrights, storytellers, comedians, and actors of all genres. No censorship. Audience welcome. Donations accepted. Refreshments. Second Wednesday each month. More info or to confirm: call 229-7818.

TRINITY ALPS PERFORMING ARTS CENTER: Upcoming and past events, purchase tickets, map & directions, reviews, gallery, booking info, how to donate, and contact information.

TRINITY PLAYERS: (Jim French, Board Vice President, 623-8695, P.O. Box 453, Weaverville, 96093) - Live theatre group based in Weaverville area. Board meets on first and third Thursdays at 5:15pm at Trinity Alps Performing Arts Center in Weaverville.

TRINITY SCHOOL OF DANCE at White Wolf Gym: (Diana, 623-9214, Weaverville) - In the past they have offered weekly classes in Jazz/Hip Hop; Jazz/Ballet; Ballet/Lyrical; and Mommy, Daddy, and Me Dance & Movement Classes for pre-kindergarten children & their parents. Trinity County Arts Council received a First 5 Commission grant to offer these classes. More info: call TCAC at 623-2760 or White Wolf Gym at 623-0014.

KITTY WILSON: (628-5430, Hayfork) - Belly dancer and instructor. Leader of Habibiyat Al Jabal Belly Dancing Troupe.

PERFORMING ARTISTS: MUSICIANS & SINGERS
"Music is your own experience, your thoughts, your wisdom.  If you don't live it, it won't come out of your horn."  ~Charlie Parker  

SINGERS WANTED: WEAVERVILLE COMMUNITY CHORUS meets on Tuesdays at Weaverville Elementary School music room (room 30) 5pm-6:30pm. New singers are welcome. More info: call Director Randall Walker at 623-2734.

MUSICIANS WANTED: WEAVERVILLE COMMUNITY BAND: Open to musicians of all ages. Band members must have at least one year's experience on their instrument and be able to read music. Band meets on Tuesdays 6:30pm-8pm at Weaverville Elementary School music room. More info: call Randall Walker at 623-2734.

TAYLOR ASIONG AGLIPAY: (503-720-7457, Weaverville, CA) - Guitars, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, bass, piano, keyboards, accordion, harmonica, saxophones, clarinet, flute, drums, percussion, jaw harp, vocals, and more. Locally, he performs with Buckhorn Mountain Stompers, Rainy Day Picnic, Weaverville Community Band and occasionally with Sabor, a Latin Jazz group. Taylor is or has been a full time member of many musical projects including: MarchFourth Marching Band, ManHandel, SaQi, The Getbacks, Uprite Dub Orchestra, The Streakin' Healys, The Beevils, The Un, Nemesis Theory, The Monkey-Banana Band, Peevish, OE40, Schottenfreud, EsEn. He has also sat in and/or recorded for many others, too numerous to mention (see website). He teaches music lessons in saxophone, guitar, bass, clarinet, flute, and piano/keyboards. First lesson is free! He is a certified band instrument repair technician. Read Taylor's full bio.

DANYELL AGLIPAY: (Weaverville, CA) - Fiddle, hand percussion. She performs with Buckhorn Mountain Stompers, Rainy Day Picnic, Weaverville Community Chorus and occasionally with Weaverville Community Band

SUSAN ALEXANDER: Recorder. Performs with The Manzanita Chamber Ensemble.

DIANA ALLISON: (623-5281, Weaverville) - Piano and keyboards.

EDDIE ANDERSON: (266-3813, Trinity Center, CA) - Electric bass. Interested in playing swing, country, blues, classic rock and possibly other genres, and interested in forming or joining a band that wants to actively play gigs. 50 years of experience playing, professional musician with professional equipment.

RACHEL ANDERSON: (contact me, Hayfork) - Clawhammer banjo, ukulele, guitar. Performs (some times) with David Menefee and with Weaverville Community Chorus. Previously performed with All Wheel Drive, The Mostly Stringband, and with Audrey Steele.

WENDY ARMAGNAC: (Hayfork) - Singer. Previously performed with Armagnac & Rossi (jazz duo). Former drama teacher at Hayfork High School.

HUGH ASHLEY: (Trinity Center) - Harmonica. Previously performed with Second Story.

KENNETH BALDWIN: (Douglas City) - Hand drums. Artist.

GEOFFREY BEEBE: Hurdy Gurdy, hammered dulcimer. Physical theatre, storytelling, clowning, masks, weaving. Performs with Weaverville Community Chorus. Artist.

JANE M. BELDEN: (P.O. Box 134, Weaverville, 96093) - Singer. Writer, artist, theatre. Wrote "Trinity Lively Arts" column in Trinity Journal for many years.

CINDY BORUFF: (628-5468, Hayfork, CA) - Piano, guitar, standup bass, Irish/tin whistle, and vocals. Music lessons in piano, guitar, violin, band instruments, Irish/tin whistle, voice, performance, music theory. Classes held in Hayfork, Weaverville, and Lewiston. State of California Credentialed teacher, retired.

MIKE BOURG: (Oregon Mountain area) - Drums, percussion. Performs with Second Story. Previously performed with Trespass, Roxmyth, and Blind Date. Custom jeweler and co-owner of Gold Rush Jewelers in Weaverville (623-4454). 

ALSAH ROSE BUNDI: (Weaverville) - Singer. Occasional actor. Artist.

LISABETH CAHILL: (Weaverville) - Guitar, vocals. Performs with Weaverville Community Chorus.

KELLY & SUE CORRIGAN / TRINITY DIRT WORKS ART & METAL SCULPTURES: (623-6821, Weaverville) - Hand drums and percussion. Art & metal sculptures made from recycled scrap metals and materials. Sue managed Weaverville Farmer's Market for many years.

MIKE CROWLEY: (628-5068, Hayfork) - Tin whistles, various flutes and woodwinds, hand percussion & rhythm of all kinds. May offer instruction in tin whistle, hand drums, and rhythm. Previously performed with The Mostly Stringband and with Kavika on Sunday mornings at Lucky Trail in Hayfork.

DAVID CRUMMEY: (739-3183, dcrummey@snowcrest.net, Weaverville) - Mandolin, guitar, singer. Previously performed with Timber Ridge Band

MIKE DEAN: (925-2505, Douglas City) - Guitar, vocals. Previously performed with John Mullen in Two Far Gone (blues, folk, & rock duo).

MARY JO FIERMONTE: Recorder, saxophone, oboe, ukulele, clarinet, and other instruments. Performs with Weaverville Community Band and Community Chorus.

JIM FRENCH: (623-7105, jbfrench1951@gmail.com, Weaverville) - Guitar, mandolin, vocals. Previously performed with Timber Ridge Band. He has built a few mandolins and has produced several CD's, including Clarridge Fiddlers and District 6 Fiddlers.

JANINE GACEK: (Deerlick Springs area) - Flute, congas.

JOHN GARRETT: (623-4213, P.0. Box 797, Weaverville, 96093) - Guitar, ukulele, vocals, hand drums. Ceramic artist and teacher. Teaches Wine-y Painter classes with Susan Alexander. Previously performed with Raven McGrath.

DON HALL: (Weaverville) - Guitar, old time banjo, vocals. Previously performed with Timber Ridge Band. 

NEIL HARVEY: (Hyampom) - Hand drums. Artist.

BUDDY HAZARD: (Douglas City) - Electric & acoustic guitar, slide guitar, harmonica, vocals. Performs with Buddy Hazard Band. Previously performed with Highway 3 Band. Metal artist.

DAVID & SUSAN HAZARD: (Weaverville) - Guitars, vocals. They sometimes perform as a duet.

LONNIE JESSIE: (Hayfork) - Bassoon, most woodwinds. Former music teacher.

ALEXIS JOHANSING: (Hayfork / Hyampom) - Vocals, harmonium, guitar. Dance. Performed with Serpentine.

EMILY JOHANSING: (Hayfork) - Flute.

JAMES JOHANSING: (Hayfork) - Drums (kit and hand). Performs with Philosophers Tone and Steel Wool. Previously performed with Deja Vu, Soul Kitchen, and Serpentine.

BO KIMBALL: (415-305-8044, Weaverville) - Keyboards, vocals. Performed with Sabor, a Latin Jazz group. Has taught salsa dancing. Read Bo's full bio.

RAY LEADBETTER: (Hayfork) - Singer. Previously performed with Dixie Schaeffer as Dixie & Ray.

DIANA LOSK: (Weaverville?) - Vocals. Teaches dance. Performs with and Weaverville Community Chorus. Performed with Sabor, a Latin Jazz group. Read Diana's full bio.

RICK MANAS: Electric bass guitar, vocals. Previously performed with Roxmyth, The Retro-Fits Dance Band and The Blues Daddies.

BETH MAYBEE: (Ruth) - Guitar, history through song and music.

DAVID MENEFEE: (628-4579 or contact me, Hayfork) - Standup bass and lever harp. Performs (some times) with Rachel Anderson. Previously performed with The Mostly Stringband, All Wheel Drive and with Audrey Steele.

DICK MORRIS: (Weaverville) - Trumpet, flugelhorn. Performs with The Straight Ahead Big Band (out of Redding) and Weaverville Community Band.

JEFF MORRIS: (Weaverville) - Trumpet, keyboards, ukulele. Performed with Sabor, a Latin Jazz group and Weaverville Community Band. Read Jeff's full bio.

SCOTT MORRIS: (Weaverville) - Drums & percussion, vocals. Performs with Mountain Mojo.

SUSAN NEIL: Recorder. Performed with The Manzanita Chamber Ensemble.

HAL OLEARI: (778-9855, Lewiston; Teaching studio: 739-0087, 101 Park Street, by Lowden Park, Weaverville) - Electric bass guitar, guitar, resophonic guitar, mandolin, ukulele, alto saxophone, whistle, vocals, timpani, percussion, and more. Performs with Moonshine and Weaverville Community Band. Previously performed with Sabor (Latin Jazz), Second Story, Blind Date, Butterscotch and The Mostly Stringband. Hal can do graphic arts design for your event posters or t-shirts. Read Hal's full bio.

BRYAN B. POTTER: (Hyampom) - Conga drum, djembe.

ARIANNA REITER: (Hayfork) - Vocals. Theatre. Previously performed with Second Story.

STEVE RHODEHOUSE: (623-2153, Weaverville) - Drums. Previously performed with The Retro-Fits Dance Band.

ROMAN & OLESIA RITACHKA: (Weaverville) - Roman: Ukrainian bandura, fiddle, vocals. Olesia: Ukrainian bandura, vocals.

JOHN RITZ: (Weaverville) - Electric bass. Performs with Philosophers Tone. Previously performed with Mountain Mojo.

LOU ROSSI: (628-6393, Hayfork) - Guitar (Jazz, R & B, rock), electric bass guitar, vocals. Previously performed with Roxmyth, Deja Vu, Soul Kitchen and Armagnac & Rossi (jazz duo). He does printed circuit layout & design.

CHUCK & SANDRA SAUER: (Hayfork) - Chuck: Electric & acoustic guitar, electric bass guitar, vocals. Sandra: Vocals. Chuck & Sandra perform with The Rusty Pipes. 

ALAN SANGER: (351-3791, Weaverville) - Electric bass guitar. Previously performed with Trespass.

DIXIE SCHAEFFER: (628-5522, Hayfork) - Piano & keyboard, vocals. Previously performed with Ray Leadbetter as Dixie & Ray. Piano lessons for all ages and levels, but especially good with very young children. $15/half hour.

CHARLIE SEARGENT: Guitar. Previously performed with The Retro-Fits Dance Band.

LARRY SHAW: Electric & acoustic guitar.

PHIL SPRAGEL: (Lewiston) - Harmonica, drums.

JOHN SPRINGER: (Weaverville) - Vocals. Owner of Mayor's House Antiques.

DALE TEWES: (Weaverville) - Electric & acoustic guitar. Basic guitar & keyboard instruction for children.

RETTA SAUER TREANOR: (Hayfork) - Vocals. Previously performed occasionally with The Rusty Pipes. Owner of Big Valley Properties Real Estate.

BRIAN VAUGHAN (Weaverville) - Afro-Cuban drums (congas, bongos, clave, guiro, etc.). Performed with Sabor, a Latin Jazz group. Read Brian's full bio.

RANDALL WALKER: (Weaverville/Redding) - Keyboards, guitar, woodwinds, brass, tuba, vocals, performance, instrumental, stage production. Director of Weaverville Community Band and Community Chorus.

JOHN WHALEY: (Weaverville) - Guitar, piano, marimbas, vibraphone, percussion, and more. Performs with Sabor, a Latin Jazz group.

DAVE & BECKY WILLIAMS / DAVE'S DRUMS: (Weaverville) - Hand drums. Drum maker. 

CANDACE YORK: (Hyampom) - Guitar, vocals. Artist.

PERFORMING ARTISTS: BANDS, GROUPS, BUSINESSES & SERVICES
If you are looking for music instruction, please see Music Instruction & Services on Artistic Exchange Page.  Jump down to:   HEALING ARTS

ALLISON & VICTOR: (235-2809, P.O. Box 873, Mt. Shasta, CA 96067) - Folk-jazz duo that performs original music with guitar, vocals, and lots of soulful saxophone. Allison Scull plays guitar and sings. Victor Martin plays improvisational saxophone. Listen to Allison & Victor.

HIPPIE CHUCK & THE RUSTY PIPES: (Contact: Chuck & Sandra Sauer, Hayfork) - Electric country blues & rock band. 

MANZANITA CHAMBER ENSEMBLE: Some of the members of Manzanita Chamber Ensemble began playing together many years ago as accompanists for Trinity County’s Early Music Singers. Manzanita Consort formed in early 2011. Most recently, they have transformed into Manzanita Chamber Ensemble. Members are Rolayne Bashaw on cello; Susan Alexander on recorder; Mary Lynn Rounds on flute; and Ila Malloy on keyboard. Singers are Celeste Brasuell, Shirley Schaden, Maria Cargill, Prema Jane Swearingen, Michael Nickerson, and Filo Peralta. 

MOUNTAIN MOJO: Upbeat blues" band featuring John and Evelyn Ward, Mary Simpson, Robert Mercy, Scott Morris, and maybe more.

NORTHERN CA DANCES, JAMS, OPEN MIKES, & SONG CIRCLES in Trinity, Humboldt, Tehama, Shasta, and Butte counties. A work in progress, feel free to send me regular musical events I don't have listed.

GABOR SCHOFFER: (Hayfork) - Exotic instrument builder and luthier. Plays pan pipes and other South American instruments.

WEAVERVILLE COMMUNITY CHORUS: Rehearsals are weekly on Tuesdays at Weaverville Elementary School music room (room 30) 5pm - 6:30pm. Directed by Randall Walker. Singers wanted!

WEAVERVILLE COMMUNITY BAND: Rehearsals are weekly on Tuesdays at Weaverville Elementary School music room (room 30) 6:30pm-8pm. Directed by Randall Walker. Musicians wanted!

MUSIC: INSTRUCTION & INSTRUMENTS
TAYLOR ASIONG AGLIPAY: (Weaverville) - Taylor teaches music lessons in saxophone, guitar, bass, clarinet, flute, and piano/keyboards. First lesson is free! He is a certified band instrument repair technician. Read Taylor's full bio. Taylor plays guitars, banjo, mandolin, fiddle, bass, piano, keyboards, accordion, harmonica, saxophones, clarinet, flute, drums, percussion, jaw harp, vocals, and more. Locally, he performs with Sabor, a Latin Jazz group. Taylor is or has been a full time member of many musical projects including: MarchFourth Marching Band, ManHandel, SaQi, The Getbacks, Uprite Dub Orchestra, The Streakin' Healys, The Beevils, The Un, Nemesis Theory, The Monkey-Banana Band, Peevish, OE40, Schottenfreud, EsEn. He has sat in and/or recorded for many others, too numerous to mention (see website). Taylor and his wife Danielle also create jewelry made from musical instrument parts, available at Highland Art Center.

ANNE: (623-1935, leave message) - Piano lessons - classical, sacred, and jazz improvisation. BA in music, Suzuki music education. 20 plus years experience. 30 minute lessons, once a week: $80/month. Tutoring: reading and language arts, all levels, math through pre-algebra. BS elementary education, 10 plus years experience, including Sylvan Learning Center. 1 hour lessons, once a week: $100/month. Family discount available.

CINDY BORUFF: (628-5468, Hayfork) - Music lessons in piano, guitar, beginning violin, band instruments, Irish whistle, voice, performance, music theory. Classes held in Hayfork and possibly in Weaverville and Lewiston. State of California Credentialed teacher, retired.

JILL COX: Music lessons in piano.

JOHN GARRETT: (623-4213, P.0. Box 797, Weaverville, 96093 Gallery: 503 Main Street, Weaverville) - John gives guitar & ukulele instruction. Performed with Raven McGrath.

HAL OLEARI MUSIC INSTRUCTION: (Studio: 739-0087, Weaverville) - Music instruction from a professional, working musician. Hal performs with Moonshine and and Weaverville Community Band. He has performed with Sabor (Latin jazz), Second Story, Butterscotch and The Mostly Stringband. He teaches guitar, electric bass, mandolin, ukulele, music theory, and performance instruction. Hal can do graphic arts design for your event posters. 

DIXIE SCHAEFFER: (628-5522, Hayfork) - Piano lessons. All ages and levels, but especially good with very young children. $15/half hour.

JOHN WHALEY: (623-4490, Weaverville) - Music instruction. Guitar, piano, marimbas, drums.

KEYS & STRINGS STUDIO / COTTONWOOD PERFORMING ARTS STUDIO (3266 Brush Street, Cottonwood, CA): (515-2871; 347-3842, Cottonwood, CA). Run by Martha Boyle who teaches fiddle. They teach a variety of instruments there. WANTED: USED FIDDLES. Martha Boyle is teaching fiddle classes in Cottonwood and Red Bluff, CA. There is a great need for instruments. She's loaned out all of her used fiddles she personally owns to students of families in financial hardship situations. She's accumulated quite a few economy fiddles over the years from students that upgrade to a more quality instrument. But they are all out on loan and she needs more of them to help a few others out. If you have any sad, lonely fiddles hanging out in a dark closet, some child would love to be playing it! She will take any size and will pay up to $50 for them depending on the condition. This is about what you'll get if you sold a used student grade fiddle on ebay. Buying them from you saves her shipping. Extra bows are also needed. More info: call Martha Boyle at 515-2871 or email marthaboyle@live.com.

COLLEGE OF THE REDWOODS: (Arcata, CA area) - College of the Redwoods Music Department announced that beginning AUG 26 2013, community members can learn to play guitar or beginning band instruments (brass, percussion, or woodwinds), by enrolling in new CR Community Education classes. Community Education students will be joining CR's college credit students in the same classroom in these innovative classes. Credit students will receive grades and college credit that will transfer to California State University system. Community Education (CE) students will participate fully in all of class activities, but will not receive college credit. CE Department is offering students the opportunity to buy two CR music classes and get one free. Each class is $149. CR's music classes have long been popular with the community and now anyone can join. In order to simultaneously meet CR students' needs for transfer credit and to serve the North Coast community's desire for personal enrichment opportunities in music, CR's music faculty and administration developed an innovative new two-tier enrollment system that involves offering enrollments through both its Community Education Department and as regular college credit classes. "The instructors are hoping to see a blend of new and familiar faces," said CR Music Professor Ed Macan. CR Associate Faculty Ruben Diaz will teach beginning and intermediate guitar students in a group setting. Class includes familiarization with fretboard, fundamental music notation, common chord progressions, and develop­ment of finger independence. Intermediate students will also continue their development of guitar skills in both group and individual formats. Students continue to develop finger independence and chord construction abilities, and are introduced to reading notes from treble clef, improvising over common chord changes, and performance practices appropriate to specific musical styles. Beginning band instruments classes give students an opportunity to bring their own or rented instruments and learn how to play brass, percussion or woodwind instruments. New and returning adult students of all ages are welcome through the CE. class. More info on CE or for schedules or registration or call 707-269-4000. Register for college credit, go College of the Redwoods and enroll through WebAdvisor. Space is limited, register early.

CHICO ROCK STARS: SCHOOL OF MUSIC (932 W. 8th Avenue, Chico, CA). More info: call 570-9144.

TRINITY MANDOLIN: (Dave Crummey, Weaverville) - Dave has many mandolins available for sale.

DAVE'S DRUMS: (Dave and Becky Williams, Weaverville) - Hand drum maker. Makes about 20 drums a year.

HEALING ARTS
ANGELIC ALCHEMY / PAULA MASTERMAN  (623-4255, 515 Oddfellows Avenue, P. O. Box 2667, Weaverville, CA 96093) - Practice of contacting angelic beings for the practice of transforming one's life for the better. Paula teaches all levels of Reiki attunement. All levels of attunement are available and attendants will receive their certifications. She will also provide an introduction to Chakras that includes a Chakra clearing meditation. More info: call Paula. Beadwork artist and member of Artistic Alchemy.

LANA LEE CRAIG / LIGHTWORKERS UNLIMITED: Energy healing, Ancient Arts & new, Experienced Reiki masters; Lana: Light energy healing, space cleansing, Entity release, soul retrieval, life regressions and progressions, connect with your angels and guides; astrology, stone & tarot reading; meditation and hypnotherapy sessions. By appointment: 628-4998.

HAYFORK YOGA CENTER (6971 Highway 3, behind Hayfork Drug Store). Go to website for current schedule, teachers bios, and more.

SUZAN LABERTEAUX: (623-4213, Weaverville) - Making & Using Herbal Remedies classes with a different topic each month. Hands-on experience making herbal remedies, plus herb walks. All materials provided. Flower Essences, Levels 1 & 2. Level 1: Introduction, meets spring through summer for five sessions. The origin of flower remedies; The healing energy of flowers; How to make flower essences. Prerequisite for Level 2 course. Level 2: Practitioner Training, year round. Environmental essences and gem elixirs; Essences for animals; Developing your own practice; Ethics for practitioners; and much more. More info or next class dates: call 623-4213 or 623-4349. About the instructor: Resident artist SuZan LaBerteaux, M.A. has been studying and using herbs for over 20 years. She has a Bachelor of Arts degree in visual art and a Master of Arts degree in plant ecology. SuZan provides many services to community as an artist, Certified Flower Essence Practitioner, Reiki Master Teacher, educator, and author. SuZan’s classes are held at her studio above Highland Art Center.

DENNIS MARTINEZ: (623-5056 or 222-7576 - message) - Ethno-botanist and restoration ecologist with many years experience in wild-crafting and growing and using native foods and medicines. He is a traditional native American harvester and a member of ethno-ecologist and author Gary Nabhan's working group on wild foods in the Pacific Northwest. Dennis may have started a group of persons interested in wild foods, that would be part of a global slow foods/heirloom seed movement. The group would NOT be about commercialization of "non-timber" forest products. Instead, personal use would be stressed with an emphasis on the ethics, techniques, and protocols for harvesting wild foods and ecological restoration and maintenance.

SHERRY: (510-750-4310, Redding, Hands@healingheartfire.com) - Reiki Master. 10 years experience at master level. Physical injuries, psychological and spiritual unease, connections to guides. In person or at a distance, her hands are here for healing.

TRINITY ALLIANCE FOR THE HEALING ARTS (TAHA) COMMUNITY WELLNESS CENTER & HAPPY SALMON GALLERY: (Contact persons: Rachel Anderson: 628-4579 or Lydea Roach at 623-2603, 140 S. Miner, Weaverville). There is always an art show on the walls. They hold monthly mini healing arts clinics on one Saturday each month, starting up again FEB 2017. Services available: Reiki healing sessions in practitioner room; Consultations for herbal tonics, flower essences, and nutrition; Personal essence portraits; Astrological readings; Numerology Profiles; Dermatoglyphic (hand) readings; Intuitive Counseling; and Tarot readings. Please call or leave a message at 623-4523 for more info or to make an appointment. TAHA encourages it's members to use Wellness Center for the benefit of our community. If you have a class or workshop that you have been thinking about presenting, now is the time to get it on their calendar. All that is needed is to present TAHA board with a written proposal of what you plan to teach, along with your experience in teaching that subject. Meetings are twice a month on Tuesdays. Public is welcome!

WHITE TIGER KARATE: (Jesse Reiter, Owner-Instructor, Randy Bashaw, Senior Instructor, 623-2900, Weaverville) - Forms, self defense, weapons, sparring, seminars, Lion Dance, and tournaments.

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