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SUMMARY:THEATER: Zelda\, Save Me the Waltz
DESCRIPTION:Opens June 5th in Cherry Hall. Please see below for exact days and times.\nZelda\, Save Me the Waltz\, a new play written and directed by Carmel’s Tom Parks\, opens June 5th  in Cherry Hall.\nZelda\, Save Me the Waltz  is the story of Zelda Fitzgerald\, the driven\, creative\, flamboyant wife of novelist\, F. Scott Fitzgerald. Their storied life\, together and apart\, is a tale of  remarkable celebrity and heart-breaking decline.\nZelda Fitzgerald (1900-1948)  was an artist\, writer and renowned as “America’s First Flapper.” An iconic Jazz Age figure\, Ms. Fitzgerald  turned fashion into a cult of the young and became the darling of New York and Paris society. Although she is best known for her extravagant public persona and plunge into mental illness\, she was also an author  in her own right\,  and her exuberance lives on in the characters she inspired in her husband’s novels and short stories.\nZelda stars Rosemary Luke\, supported by Garland Thompson.\nFridays and Saturdays at 7:30 p.m.\, Sundays at 2  p.m.\, through June 28th. Tickets: (831) 717-7373\, or Ticketguys.com.
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SUMMARY:EXHIBIT: Coit Tower - The Carmel Connection
DESCRIPTION:When the Works Progress Administration commissioned murals for the interior of San Francisco’s iconic Coit Tower in 1933\, it was suggested that “some of our best painters” be commissioned for the project on Telegraph Hill. Two of those artists– Maxine Albro and Parker Hall–were married in 1938 and moved to Carmel. Other artists associated with the New Deal project visited the area over the years and Colonel Harold Mack\, who built the hacienda outside Monterey which later became Santa Catalina School\, was a member of the original committee established to oversee the WPA’s Coit Tower plans. \nThe Coit Tower bond to Carmel will be celebrated in an exhibit of photography\, original art and sculpture April 17th through May 22nd in Cherry Gallery\, with an opening reception on Friday\, April 17th from 5 – 7:00pm. In addition to artwork and sculpture by Ms. Albro and Mr. Hall\, the exhibit will include photographs of all 25 original Coit Tower muralists and biographical material curated by Jon Golinger\, past president of the association Telegraph Hill Dwellers and the leader of the Protect Coit Tower Restoration effort. Additionally\, Mr. Golinger will give a talk and slide show on the project on Saturday\, April 18th beginning at 2 p.m. in Cherry Hall. \nLast May\, a $1.7 million restoration project instilled new life into the tower’s historic fresco murals that depict the city and state during the Great Depression and repaired the roof so it won’t leak onto the works of art. \nOne of the first projects to be funded by the W.P.A\, a number of the artists were influenced by the Mexican muralist\, Diego Rivera\, including Ms. Albro and Mr. Hall\, who visited him in Mexico. Not without its own controversy\, some of the muralists were censured for portraying scenes suggesting sympathy toward Marxist ideologies. \nHall’s 9′ x 13′ Coit Tower fresco depicts collegiate sports circa 1933: rivals Stanford and the University of California in a contest and students playing badminton\, baseball\, and basketball. Maxine Albro’s 10′ x 42′ fresco is a balanced tableau of California’s rich agricultural life. \nThe exhibit can be seen Monday — Friday\, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.\, or by appointment. Information: (831) 624-7491. \nSponsors:  Funding has been generously provided by Michael R. Vollstedt; John T. Kurzava Jr.\, CFP\, CRPC; Hilary Baumstarck\, Carrie Theis (Hofsas House) and Merrill Lynch
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LOCATION:The Carl Cherry Center\, Fourth and Guadalupe\, Carmel\, CA\, 93921\, United States
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