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Cooper Molera Adobe

Where Cultures, Community and History Intersect

The History of Salt

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Date: September 15, 2019
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Cooper-Molera Adobe and Garden

 

Event Information:

“Bringing History Alive” Series: The History of Salts plus Museum tour, Pop-up Tastings and Plant Sale

Sunday, Sept. 15: 3 – 5:00

Location: Cooper Molera Adobe, 506 Munras Ave. Monterey, CA 93940
RSVP required for Talk. info@historicgardenleague.org
No RSVP needed for Museum Tour, Pop-up Tastings, and Plant Sale

Carlo Overhulser will share his deep study of the history of salt in the Central Coast, followed, at 3:45, with tours of Cooper-Molera Adobe, the Cooper- Molera historic gardens, pop-up tastings, and the Historic Garden League plant and cutting sale.

Pop-up tastings:

  • Bitters from The Ginger Bitter
  • Elderberry Cordial and Elderberry Syrup from the Carmel Berry Co
  • Salts from Big Sur Salts
  • Honey from the Honey Ladies
  • Jellies from Friends in Cheeses
  • Nut butters from Alma

Tours:

In addition there will be docent-led museum tours and garden tours AND we are repeating our VERY popular plant and cutting sale that will include unique cuttings from the Cooper-Molera Garden.

 

Painting from Porches: Plein Air Art Festival

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Start date: September 21, 2019
End date: September 22, 2019
Time: 12:00 am - 12:00 am
Location: Historic Monterey and Cooper-Molera Adobe

“PAINTING from PORCHES”
A Plein Air Art Festival
September 21 and 22, 2019

Cooper-Molera Adobe is Calling for Artists to participate in Painting from Porches, a plein air art festival to be held in harmony with the beauty and charm of Historic Monterey and the Bay.

To honor local HISTORY and ART the festival is calling for artists to participate in a one-day painting venture throughout Historic Monterey. Artists will have the opportunity to paint from porches, balconies, piers, wharfs, and platforms, creating a new perspective for visual interpretation of the town.

The festival will be centered in and around the newly restored property of Cooper Molera Adobe and Gardens in the heart of historic Monterey. The property, dating back to the 1840's, currently feature restored barns that serve as an events center, a bakery, and a soon-to-open restaurant, all located on the 2.5 acre historic site.

 

SCHEDULE

  • Saturday September 21, 2019. 10:00-3:00pm

    • Paint your selected view! Choose your favorite site to paint from the list provided in your application packet: historic adobes, relics, gardens, street scenes, landscapes or seascapes. The choice is up to you and the site you choose! Please choose your 3-three favorite sites from the list provided. The site selection will be selected on a 1st received basis

  • Sunday, September 22, 2019. 11:00am-4:00pm

    • You will have the opportunity to display and sell your work at Cooper-Molera in the adobe and on the grounds. The public will be encouraged to view and purchase your work! You will also be allowed to bring an additional painting to sell from your collection. You will need to provide easels to display your work and you will be responsible for all sales. Cooper -Molera will receive 25% of all sales.
    • On Sunday afternoon there will be a presentation when Judge’s awards
      and prizes will be announced.

 

APPLICATIONS

To print out an application please click here

or

Copies of the application can be picked up at the adobe during regular business hours in the Cooper-Molera Adobe at Front Desk.

Mondays: Closed
Tues. through Sat.  11 – 4pm
Sundays 11-2:30pm

Participation is limited to 50 artists so submit your application early.

 

DEADLINES

  • Applications due Friday, September 12th
  • Confirmations and event details will be sent/emailed to artists by September 13th
  • Event dates: September 21 – 22, 2019

For more information or to receive an application packet contact our Front Desk at 831-223-0172