Museum Bulletin

MUSEUM BULLETIN

A Quarterly Newsletter for Museum Members Vol. X No. 4 • Fall 2017

IN THIS ISSUE

EVENTS • 2, 3 & 4 AMERICAN IMPRESSIONISM • 5 ART GALLERY REVEAL • 6 & 7 On the cover | Jean Beraud Scene Place de La Concorde, 13 x 9 3/4,” 1880 MUSEUM EVENTS

Flor y Canto | Saturday, October 28 at 1 - 4 pm Local artist and educator Eleazar Caballero hosts this year’s gathering of poets and singers to celebrate the community tradition of Flor y Canto or Flower and Song. This year’s performers will present expressions from the traditional to the contemporary.

Cultural Festival with Hmong International Institute | Saturday, November 4 Save the Date! Join us for an afternoon of dancing, music, and other activities with the Hmong International Institute.

For the Young at Heart: Preview of Hansel and Gretel | Sunday, November 19, 3 pm Based on the fairy tale published by the brothers Grimm, Humperdinck’s opera Hansel and Gretel never fails to delight audiences young and old. Join Maestro Peter Jaffe for a preview of the Stockton Opera’s production, anticipating the fully staged performances on January 12 and 14. To be sung in English, this timeless tale of enchantment is rich with the melodies and warmth of the Romantic tradition—the story comes to life with charm and a smile. Maestro Jaffe brings musical examples, taking us through the historical background, plot, and musical elements of this beloved favorite. Questions are welcomed at the end of the hour.

Get creative at the Haggin! 2nd Saturday events are designed for children ages 5-12, and feature hands-on events for families. Activities include art projects, interactive programs and museum-wide events. Reservations are not required, but seating is available on a first come, first served basis. Materials and activities are included with regular admission.

TAKE ME OUT TO THE BALLGAME SAT, NOV 11 | 1:30 - 3 PM Be inspired by our exhibit featuring baseball photos and memorabilia to create your own pennant! SEE ART IN A HOLIDAYS AT NEW LIGHT THE HAGGIN SAT, OCT 14 | 1:00 - 3 PM SAT, DEC 9 | 1:30 - 3 PM Celebrate the opening of Create holiday-themed our newly reimagined art crafts to decorate your galleries with a selection home! of activities throughout the museum. 2nd Saturdays for Families programming is generously underwritten by Joan W. Diehl For more information, contact the Education Department at 209.940.6315 or [email protected]

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Grab your friends or make it a date!

THURSDAY, OCT 5 | 7 PM THURSDAY, OCT 19 | 7 PM Heritage Writers | The Heritage Claudia Russell and Bruce Writers Community will provide Kaplan Duo | Russell and a rousing emersion into the Kaplan traverse a wide feelings, sounds and emotions Americana landscape driven of America’s favorite pastime. by Claudia’s expressive voice Amidst the exhibit Baseball: and distinctive guitar style, with America’s Game, writers will spot on accompaniment by present words; some old Kaplan on mandolin and guitar. and hallowed, some newly Russell has a knack for crafting conceived. From yesteryear will tightly written songs that take you come: Who’s on First and Casey back to the sweet spots of life. In at the Bat. Newly written will be a fact, American Songwriter magazine tribute to Roy “Campy” Campanella and called their 2013 CD, “All Our Luck Is the Boys of Summer. A little history will be Changing,” “a masterpiece.” Russell has won numerous other sprinkled throughout. So, take me out to the ballgame! accolades including Best Musician in the East Bay Express Reader’s Poll. Don’t miss this most entertaining duo deliver a heartfelt and humorous set of deeply engaging music.

THURSDAY, NOV 2 | 7 PM THURSDAY, NOV 16 | 7 PM Anita Fetsch Felix | Spend Randy Sandoli | Randy Sandoli is a pianist, composer, the evening listening to the Lecturer in Jazz Studies at the University of the Pacific and beautiful sound of a perfectly Assistant Director of the Brubeck Institute. He performs paired violinist and pianist. regularly in a variety of musical contexts while continuing Anita Fetsch Felix, violinist to lead his own group, ranging in size and former Stockton resident, from trio to sextet. His first musical will perform with Miles Graber, influence and inspiration was his pianist of the San Francisco father, Tim Sandoli, who plays Conservatory in a program piano and guitar, and is a soulful of works by Brahms, Prokofiev, singer-songwriter. In high school, Strauss and Gershwin. Randy became fascinated with improvisation and delved into jazz and has since been influenced by a number of artists THURSDAY, DEC 21 | 7 PM including Bill Evans, Keith Jarrett, Chick Corea, Robert Glasper, and Sacramento Renaissance Choir | Now in its sixth year of Avishai Cohen(bassist). After deciding performing 15th and 16th century to study music in college, Randy music, Renaissance Choir obtained a Bachelor of Arts degree in jazz Sacramento under the direction studies from Pacific’s Conservatory of Music and a Master of Dr. Lee Lovallo has of Music Degree with an emphasis in jazz performance established a reputation from California State University, Sacramento. for authentic and highly musical interpretations of motets, Masses, madrigals Complimentary wine from Weibel Family in venues in Sacramento and surrounding cities. The Vineyards & Winery and snacks courtesy of concert is a retrospective the Junior Women’s Group will be available of seasonal repertoire the Choir has sung in past holiday beginning at 6:30 pm every 1st & 3rd seasons. Spirited audience Thursday evening, when the Museum and participation is encouraged in a series of carols ancient and modern. Museum Store are open until 9 pm.

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NEW MUSEUM STAFF The Haggin Museum would like to introduce the newest member to our staff. Deborah Wise will serve as the Museum’s accountant. She has over twenty-five years of accounting experience and holds a Bachelors of Science in business administration from John F. Kennedy University.

“I’m thrilled for the opportunity to apply my knowledge and skills to an organization whose focus is to educate the public about art and history. Museums such as the Haggin provide a peaceful haven in an often chaotic world. It’s an honor to be joining the team,” explained Wise.

In her free time, Wise can often be found on the water paddling her stand-up paddleboard, or in the garden, where her passion for healthy eating is evident in the organic vegetables she grows year round.

CELEBRATION OF BUSINESS DIVERSITY MIXER M useum Store SAVE THE DATE Holiday Open House December 7, 2017 California Delta Chambers & Visitors Bureau Member Preview Central Valley Asian-American Chamber of Commerce San Joaquin African American Chamber of Commerce San Saturday, November 4 Joaquin County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce 10 am - 12 pm

Museum members will have the first opportunity to see the Museum Store’s MUSEUM STORE SUNDAY delightful holiday decor and array of unique NOVEMBER 26, 2017 and fine gifts at the member preview. Enjoy The Museum Store is participating in Museum Store Sunday light refreshments and view various items this year! Holiday shoppers and visitors are invited to give with carefully selected for your gift giving needs. meaning by shopping at museum stores for unique, mission- related products while directly supporting museums and All purchases benefit the Museum and its cultural institutions with proceeds from all purchases. When programs. The Open House will continue for you’re thinking of the perfect gift for loved ones this holiday season—think the public when the Museum opens at 12 pm. of the Haggin Museum Store! The Museum Store will be closed October 31 - #museumstoresunday November 3 to prepare for this event.

A new exhibition at the Haggin Museum titled American Impressionism: The Lure of the Artists’ Colony opens December 7, 2017 and continues through March 4, 2018. This special exhibition, provided by the Reading Public Museum, gives visitors a unique look into the many approaches and styles of the American impressionism.

This collection of lyrical landscapes, ranging from snow- covered hills to sun-filled harbors and seascapes, penetrating portraits, and remarkable still life paintings documents an important moment in the history of American art. It includes more than 90 total works, including over 70 oil paintings and nearly 30 works on paper dating from the golden age of American Impressionism, the 1880s through the 1940s. A wide range of approaches to impressionism in the earliest twentieth century, including an abiding interest in capturing the effects of light and atmosphere in loosely brushed compositions, is explored.

Leading artists of the movement include William Merritt Chase, Childe Hassam, Ernest Lawson, Julian Alden Weir, John Twachtman, Chauncey Ryder, Frank W. Benson, William Paxton, Abbott Thayer, Guy Wiggins, Charles Above: Robert Lewis Reid (American, 1862-1929), Summer Breezes, Webster Hawthorne, Colin Campbell Cooper, Daniel Garber c. 1910-1920, oil on canvas, 25 x 30 “, Museum Purchase, Reading and Edward Redfield, among others. In addition, American Public Museum, Reading, Pennsylvania. expatriate artists such as Mary Cassatt and John Singer Sargent will be examined. Below: Edward Willis Redfield (American, 1869-1965), Winter in the Valley, c. 1920s, oil on canvas, 36 x 50 “, Museum Purchase, Reading Public Museum, Reading, Pennsylvania.

CURRENTLY ON VIEW

PICASSO’S LA TAUROMAQUIA The madness resumes... On view through March 24, 2018 January 21, 2018

BASEBALL: AMERICA’S GAME On view through The Mad November 19, 2017

AMERICAN BALLAD: Hatter’s Tea THE PHOTOGRAPHY OF MARTY STUART On view through Party November 19, 2017

The newly reimagined art galleries at the Haggin Museum an artistic response to the social issues in America. As a will be open to the public on Saturday, October 14, 2017. whole, this collection of landscapes reflects the Haggin’s The stunning new spaces, designed by internationally immersion in American culture of their time. recognized design firm Gallagher & Associates, will house the Museum’s collection of late 19th to early 20th century American and European fine art which is comprised of works by Albert Bierstadt, William-Adolphe Bouguereau, Pierre-Auguste Renoir and more. A new, permanent space dedicated to 20th-century illustrator J.C. Leyendecker will include a rare, in-depth look into his personal life with over 30 original pieces of artwork by the artist.

Each gallery is designed to showcase the Haggin Museum’s core art collection in a new comprehensive way providing a more-connected learning experience for the visitor. Large introductory The vestibule connecting the Haggin and McKee galleries will panels and contemporary highlight the story of how three generations acquired such a remarkable collection of art. labels, which include photographs, highlighting the well-articulated historical The Haggin’s European art collection fills the Haggin content, and guide museum- and McKee Galleries and highlights the many facets of goers through the spaces. the glittering world of Europe in the late 19th century. Interactive digital kiosks offer This collection contains a wide array of subject matter additional engagement for such as cityscapes, animal paintings, and even fantasy. guests, and feature thematic It’s apparent that the Haggin family enjoyed the diversity stories that connect the Haggin of the art in Europe, as their collection ranges from the family history with American more conservative, classical styles to the innovative and and European history. experimental works.

The American Art Gallery tells the story of the Haggin’s “The six remodeled galleries coupled with the in- journey to California in the 1850s during the Gold Rush depth interpretation of our Haggin and Leyendecker Era. As the family’s prosperity began to grow so did their art collections represent the most ambitious project in collection of fine art. The American Art Gallery is separated the museum’s 86-year history. These enhancements into three major sections: View Masters, artists merging represent an investment that our Board of Trustees and the European styles with American subject matter; staff believe will pay great dividends in terms of our visitors’ The Hudson River School, trained artists exploring the experience,” explained Tod Ruhstaller, CEO & Curator of undiscovered wilderness of the East Coast; Individualism, History.

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Along with a more-connected REVEALED! and in-depth experience, OPENING NIGHT AT THE HAGGIN MUSEUM the redesign of the art galleries will give visitors an FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 6-9 PM opportunity to view artwork that has never been on public To celebrate the opening of the new galleries, the Haggin display. Two works that have Museum will host an opening reception on Friday, October been conserved and will be 13, 2017 beginning at 6 pm. At this ticketed event, visitors on view are Jean Beraud’s will be the first to see and experience the reimagined art Scene Place de La Concorde, galleries. Guests will enjoy wine and heavy hors d’oeuvres 1880 (right) and Eugene- as they explore the new spaces. Tickets are $50 per guest. Joseph Verboeckhoven’s King of the Heard, 1828 (below). For more information contact Celia Castro at (209) 940- 6316 or [email protected]. To get the paintings ready for display they were sent to Northern California Art Conservators to undergo SEE ART IN A NEW LIGHT professional deep cleaning and conservation. In addition SATURDAY, OCTOBER 14 to the work done by the conservators, our collections department worked closely with docent volunteers to restore many of the painting’s frames. On Saturday, October 14, the Haggin Museum will be hosting a variety of family-friendly activities throughout the Museum from 1 – 3 pm. For more information contact Lindsey Munzel at (209) 940-6315 or lmunzel@ hagginmuseum.org.

FREE DAYS SATURDAY & SUNDAY, OCTOBER 14 - 15

As a gift to the community for their continued support, the Board of Trustees will be opening the museum free to the public October 14 & 15, 2017. We invite all to come to experience the Museum’s exciting new gallery spaces. Regular admission prices will resume Wednesday, October 18, 2017.

For more information visit hagginmuseum.org.

J.C. LEYENDECKER NEW VISITOR SERVICES

The Haggin Museum houses Coupled with the newly redesigned art spaces, the Haggin the largest public collection of Museum’s Visitor Services Desk will be relocated to Hull original art works by the “Golden Gallery. This new centralized location will serve as the Age” illustrator, J.C. Leyendecker. Museum’s hub for visitor services, museum membership, For the first time, there will be and docent information. a permanent gallery space displaying a large portion of the New activity guides were created to spark imagination, Museum’s extensive collection. creativity, and to foster connections with the history and The gallery will have more than 30 art collections, and visitor maps were redesigned to be pieces of original artwork which more user-friendly and interactive. These items will be includes paintings and sketches. made available in both digital and print formats so families Visitors will enjoy an intimate look into Leyendecker’s can download a guide before their visits, or pick one up life with photos, letters, and other personal items. for free at the Visitor Services Desk.

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DEPARTMENT OF MUSEUM TRAVEL STOCKTON CHINATOWN NAPA FOOD & ART EXPERIENCE A Historical and Cultural Experience Culinary Institute of America at Copia Saturday, October 21, 2017 The Hess Collection Winery & Art Museum 8 am - 1:30 pm Thursday, November 2, 2017 | 7:45 am - 6 pm $65 for members* | $100 for non-members $100 for members* | $135 for non-members

Learn about Stockton’s historic Chinatown! We will visit Located in downtown Napa is the newly renovated the bustling Crosstown Freeway Asian Farmer’s Market, Culinary Institute of America at Copia. We will have the described as a “destination farmer’s market,” by Sunset opportunity to tour this lovely site and its grounds, view Magazine, and learn about a myriad of fresh Asian a chef’s demonstration class at the Napa Valley Vintners products. Then visit a Chinese deli to see how traditional Theater, shop in The Store at CIA Copia and enjoy a no- Chinese specialties such as roast pig are made using host lunch at the Restaurant at CIA Copia. There will be age-old methods. time to peruse the Oxbow Market where there are food vendors and shops all within a short walking distance. We’ll then cross the street to tour the historic Confucius Church of Stockton and Chinese Language School and In the afternoon, we will travel to The Hess Collection enjoy tea and cookies during a two-part presentation: Winery and Art Museum in Mount Veeder Napa Valley, First, Dr. George Yagi, UOP professor, will describe established by Donald Washington Street of the past, including food places—a Hess in 1978. At the take-off on Guy Fieri’s show, “Diners, Drive-ins and Dives,” winery, we will take if you will. Then enjoy a presentation by a talented local a self-guided tour in amateur cook on Chinese cooking. the museum to view a collection of art from Next, re-board the bus for a guided tour of the international and local Stockton you never knew existed—vestiges of Stockton artists. Take time to Chinatown within South and Central Stockton. Finally, visit the gift shop, stroll conclude with an included authentic Cantonese-style through the beautiful luncheon at a local restaurant. Learn to use chopsticks winery and enjoy its and enjoy a course-by-course explanation of your meal. lovely grounds.

For more information contact: For more information contact: Tour Escort: Janwyn Funamura: (209) 931-6121 or Tour Escorts: Joan Mifsud: H (209) 887-3091 or C (209) [email protected] 403-5438 or Jackie Sinigaglia: (209) 481-9183 Between September 8-24, please contact Susan Lee: (209) 481-0196 or [email protected] For Reservations: Merylene Marengo: (209) 940-6311 or For Reservations: [email protected] Merylene Marengo: (209) 940-6311 or [email protected] *OLLIE and SICL members are invited to travel at the same cost as museum members. A membership to the Haggin Museum will get *Parking will be at Hammer Ranch Center. A membership to the you all our trips at the lower price. To secure a reservation, book soon. Haggin Museum will get you all our trips at the lower price. To secure Reservations deadline is October 19, 2017, no refunds after this date. a reservation, book soon. Reservations must be received by October 2, 2017; no refunds will be given after this date.

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JUNIOR WOMEN’S GROUP SAVE THE DATE April 12, 2018 FAMILY CHRISTMAS PARTY Elkhorn Slough Safari Nature Boat Tour & Elkhorn Slough National Hosted by the Junior Women’s Group Estuarine Reserve Visitor Center Saturday, December 9, 2017 | 5 - 7:30 pm More information to follow Junior Women’s Group invites you to view the newly redesigned Haggin Museum art galleries with even more magical new lighting! Come December the Museum will have shining, shimmering, twinkling lights as we host the Family Christmas Party. This festive event began in 1979 and is a tradition for Museum members, their children, grandchildren, and even great grandchildren.

The ladies of JWG transform the museum into a Christmas wonderland complete with imaginatively decorated trees, sleighs, festive floral arrangements, and this year, of course, lights, lights, and more lights! Guests of all ages enjoy tasty treats and libations. Children are encouraged to join in activities just for them, including LADIES AUXILIARY TO crafts and special activities with Santa’s Elves. The Big Guy himself, Santa Claus, is always available for visits. CALIFORNIA PIONEERS And a professional photographer from Gluskins will be The Ladies Auxiliary to California Pioneers is pleased to taking Santa photos! announce that Elaine Ugarkovich is our new First Vice- President. Advance reservations are a must. Adults $40 and children $15. Museum members should watch for their We will begin our 125th club year on Wednesday, October invitations via mail in November and reply promptly. 4th at 12 pm with a luncheon at the Stockton Golf & Country Club. In keeping with tradition, Tod Ruhstaller will be our guest speaker. Wednesday, November 1st will be a dessert meeting starting at 1 pm. We are delighted to have Mel Corren give a presentation about old time Stockton based on his book “I’ve Lived It, I’ve Loved It!: an anecdotal memoir.” Guests are welcome to attend Mel Corren’s presentation. Please call Darlene Ferrario at (209) 952-4503 a week in advance if you plan on attending. The Christmas Tea will be held on Wednesday, December 6th at 1 pm with a musical program of holiday tunes.

2017 AUXILIARY PRESIDENTS

LACP DEPT OF MUSEUM TRAVEL LACP Board Beverly Fitch McCarthy Not a Museum member but interested in coming to this event? Become a Museum Member and join in the fun. HAGGIN SOCIAL CLUB JUNIOR WOMEN’S CLUB To start or renew your membership, contact Membership Catey Campora Susie Perry and Gail Brodie Coordinator Celia Castro at (209) 940-6316 or DOCENT COUNCIL MUSEUM STORE AUXILIARY [email protected]. John Dierking Amanda Cottrell

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BUSINESS Associate Luz Lua-Foster* GIFT CCT Telecommunications, Inc. Floy Goulart & George Allen Durkee MEMBERSHIPS John & Elaine Kluve April 27, 2017 - July 28, 2017 CORNERSTONE Patron Sylvia Perez* David & Pam Dias* Timothy & Inga Perry Membership Given To Tim & Lynn Grunsky* Susana Solano Rosas & Chris Rosas Membership Given By Mr. & Mrs. John McKinley* Steven Seltzer & Cynthia Bass Sheila Wishek* Gloria Smith FAMILY Eugenio Suleri-Olmedo & Ruth Mr. & Mrs. Joseph Barron CORNERSTONE Benefactor Moffatt Carolyn Lawrence Michael & Dianne Butler* Margaret & Stanley Zaramskas INDIVIDUAL John & Elaine Bradbury CORNERSTONE Friendship Laura Norris Debra Baker Dr. Elizabeth Blanchard* Carol J. Bockmon Sean & Stacey Kimble* Leanne Chism Laurie Chavoen Leslie Liberty* Lori Collett Gwyn S. Colson Nora Dale SUPPORTING Carol Gallet Mike & Rhonda Merrill Linda A. Black* Bob & Marcia Merrill Nathan Gobbell Frances Cederblom* Deborah C. Hall Opal Chavis* Robert Keefer Monty & Lauri Merrill Judy J. Cheadle* Bob & Marcia Merrill Ingeborg Souther Adam Cheshire & Jayne Cheshire Stockton Public Library Dr. Beverly Clark* INDIVIDUAL Gayle Watkins Maxine M. Crow* Clyde Williams Lori Young Dolores De Carli* April Johnston & Chris Estanola Priscilla Williams Delta Protection Commission Jo M. Williams Joy Fagler* Beth Wilson SUPPORTING Robert & Martina Garzino Jon & Carolyn Berger Mr. & Mrs. Harold House* Phyllis Berger & Robert Bansmer Millie High MEMORIAL GIFTS Mrs. Judi A. Howell* April 27, 2017 - July 28, 2017 Kristen Birtwhistle Christie Kelley* Mrs. Sylvia Spracher Jean Knight* Gifts received in memory of Marti Kulisch* Patricia Arata Kyle Payton Karen Maslow* Anne B. Sheldon & Fred Nishi Opal Chavis Gretchen Newby & Chris Haynes* William & Pamela Rapp* Gifts received in memory of NEW AND Wes & Kristi Rhea* Florence Arnold Linda Slayton King* Richard & Donna Stephens UPGRADED* Rebecca Sanders MEMBERSHIPS Nancy Spiekerman* Gifts received in memory of Jack & Mary Stirton* Erich Aulwurm April 27, 2017 - July 28, 2017 Richard & Shelley Toy* Helen Vignolo Ellis & Shirley Weeks* Ms. Ann Worth BUSINESS Company Teresa Whiteside Collins Electrical Company, Inc. Bill & Nancy Young* Gifts received in memory of Marion Canepa BUSINESS Executive FAMILY Frank & Marilyn Rauzi Bay Alarm Company Gary & Lori Calhoon* Central State Credit Union Lisa Falls* Gifts received in memory of JaniTek Cleaning Solutions Jeri & Al Fields* Barbara Edwards Daniel & Marion Flores Dr. David F. Edwards

Gifts received in memory of Gifts received in memory of In Celebration of the 90th Robert “Bob” Foy William Marre Birthday of Frank Rauzi Mrs. Rolla O. Brown Paul & Terry House Mr. & Mrs. John Armanino Dohrmann Insurance Agency Peter & Wendy Gannon Gifts received in memory of 21ST CENTURY SOCIETY Jeff & Linda Heiser Margaret Merdinger PLANNED GIVING Ann O. Hildebrand Marti Kulisch Ross & Marilyn Bewley Estate Mr. & Mrs. Keith D. Hilken Charles Bloom Estate Bob & Marlene Hnath Gifts received in memory of Patrick Hobin Robert “Bob” Merdinger Helen Harney Crittenden Estate Alice G. Lenz Ms. Merylene Marengo Arsanis Capt. & Mrs. Kirby Robinson Estate Cathi & Tom Sawyer Marti Kulisch Mrs. Geo. F. Schuler Anna M. Taylor GRANTS Ernie & Pam Segale Helen Vignolo William Knox Holt Foundation Mr. & Mrs. Henry Shea Ms. Ann Worth Robert & Lynda Winter Art & Camille Wyatt Gifts received in memory of Exhibition Sponsorship Patricia Opdahl Call to Duty: World War Posters Gifts received in memory of Paul & Terry House Collins Electrical Company, Inc. James Boyd Harris Ms. Karen L. McKee Gifts received in memory of Unrestricted Gifts Brigadier General Alfred Margaret Jo Culberson Gifts received in memory of “Sandy” Sanderson Michael Everett Nancy Harris Richard & Vicky Schroebel George Fairbrook Ms. Karen L. McKee Gifts received in memory of For more information about Gifts received in memory of Ruth Sanderson memberships contact: Donald Hickinbotham Richard & Vicky Schroebel Celia Castro at 209.940.6316 Judith M. Chambers or [email protected] Yvonne Du Bois Hill Gifts received in memory of Carlotta Tina Silva Gifts received in memory of Frank & Marilyn Rauzi Dr. Lawrence D. Hildebrand Business Printing Service Gifts received in memory of 87th Annual Harriet “Tasha” Stadtner Gifts received in memory of Angelo Stagnaro McKee Student Murray Hodge Mr. & Mrs. John Armanino Gifts received in memory of Art Contest and Lavonne “Peanie” Ward Exhibition Gifts received in memory of Frank & Marilyn Rauzi Douglas G. Holt Catherine Holt & Harry Phillips Gifts received in memory of March 22, 2018 Cheryl White Gifts received in memory of Marti Kulisch All San Joaquin county Brian Johnson Ernie & Pam Segale Frank & Marilyn Rauzi Larry White K-12 teachers are invited to drop off artwork on Gifts received in memory of March 8, 9, and 10, 2018. Jill Kipp SPECIAL GIFTS For more information David Toy April 27, 2017 - July 28, 2017 view the 2017 exhibition guidelines, available on Gifts received in memory of In Celebration of the 80th the museum website www. Syril Levinson Atherton Birthday of Vic Wycoff hagginmuseum.org. Catherine Holt & Harry Phillips Jim & Francie Gillies Bob & Marlene Hnath

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BOARD OF TRUSTEES MUSEUM STAFF

James Hanley, Chair Tod Ruhstaller • Chief Executive Officer, Chris McCaffrey, Vice Chair Curator of History Assistant Mike Klocke, Secretary Susan Obert • Deputy Director, Cheryl Taylor • Museum Store Kevin Soulsby, Treasurer Director of Development Assistant Deborah Wise • Accountant Ryan Martin • Front Desk Kurt Blakely John McKinley Andrea Dompe • Collections Assistant Receptionist Lindsey Munzel • Director of Education Garrett Daniells • Facilities Thomas E. Bowe III Carol J. Ornelas Celia Castro • Visitor Services, Superintendent Gina Brown Rishwain Angela Brusa Membership Coordinator Abdul Raiman • Head Guard Tim Grunsky Leticia Robles Amanda Zimmerman • Publicity & Johannes Donato • Guard Kathleen A. Hart Sharon K. Schenone Marketing Coordinator Tawni Vargas • Guard Bill Jeffery Monica J. Streeter Merylene Marengo • Administrative Kerry L. Krueger Gregory J. Tudor Assistant Dick McClure Ed Zuckerman Lisa Falls • Museum Store Manager Barbara Avey • Museum Store

HOURS ADMISSION WEDNESDAYS — FRIDAYS 1:30 - 5 PM $8 Adults • $7 for Seniors (65+) • $5 for Students, Youth (10 - 17) SATURDAYS — SUNDAYS 12 - 5 PM FREE for Haggin Museum Members and children under 10 with an adult 1st & 3rd THURSDAYS 1:30 - 9 PM FREE General Admission on the 1st Saturday of each month

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