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COURSE CATALOG WINTER 2019
What is
OLLI?
The Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at Humboldt
State University (OLLI at HSU) creates opportunities
for academic engagement, civic involvement, personal
growth and fun. By offering a myriad of classes and
experiences for a vibrant community of learners aged
50 and better, OLLI delivers learning for a lifetime.
A Place for You
Sheila Rocker Heppe, OLLI Director & Kim Laney, OLLI Coordinator
In seed time learn, to meet new friends and explore a wide
in harvest teach, variety of stimulating topics.
in winter enjoy.
OLLI at HSU is committed to providing
– William Blake lifelong learning throughout the
community. All members are eligible
Happy New Year and welcome to the
to apply for scholarships to provide
new winter term for OLLI at HSU!
assistance with course fees. (Please
We received such positive feedback see page 12 for more information.)
about our Destination Humboldt We would like to thank the many
summer program, the OLLI Curriculum members of the Friends of OLLI
Committee designed a new winter group who generously share their
palette of one-day courses offered in resources to make it possible for OLLI
January and February. We hope you at HSU to offer these opportunities
enjoy this winter array of courses. to provide learning for everyone.
All lifelong learners aged 50 or better are We hope to see you at the Winter
welcome to join or renew membership to Open House on Saturday, January
our growing learning community. If you 12! (See details on the back cover.)
have not heard of the Osher Lifelong
In winter enjoy,
Learning Institute (OLLI), please take
advantage of the course offerings this
winter to join the vibrant OLLI community.
Everyone is invited to the FREE Brown
Bag Lunch presentations and discussions On the front cover: OLLI friend and instructor
each Monday beginning January 28. Tracey Barnes-Priestley, Barry Priestley and
Bella the dog. Photo by Kellie Jo Brown,
Please join us at the beautiful Hospice of HSU photographer.
Humboldt Campus from noon-1:30 p.m.
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Learning
for a lifetime.
Meet new friends, discover new topics, discuss current events
and join a network of more than 1,300 OLLI members. When
you become a member of OLLI at HSU, you are given first
priority to register and attend courses and programs.
Your active OLLI membership ($35) also entitles you to...
• an HSU student ID, e-mail account • be eligible to apply for course
and use of the Rec Center scholarships.
(additional charge $58 per • student discounts at area businesses.
semester for the Rec Center).
• participate in OLLI Special
• a discount on the Jack Pass ($60). Interest Groups.
• 20% off CenterArts shows
sponsored by OLLI. *You must be enrolled in at least one fee-based class.
JOIN/RENEW AND REGISTER TODAY:
humboldt.edu/olli
OLLI Membership is $35 per year from July 1-June 30.
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WEEK OF JANUARY 23-26
Recreational Kayaking 101 Muslim Women:
Mike Zeppegno & Larry Buwalda, Life Behind the Veils
Guides Molly Cate, Humanitarian Educator
The North Coast has some of the most scenic Explore the history of the veiling of
and pristine waterways for recreational women from its codification during the
kayaking. This class will give you the skills Babylonian Empire to the various kinds
and confidence to explore kayaking on your of veiling, both literal and metaphoric,
own. Instructors will cover boat handling, impacting Muslim women’s lives today.
improved paddling efficiency, tides, currents, How can we support Muslim women in
weather and water safety considerations. freeing their voices and being heard?
Wed., Jan. 23 • 9:30 a.m.-noon Thurs., Jan. 24 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka
$35 • Class #: 26862 $35 • Class #: 26883
The Making of a Planet: Screenplays
The History of Planet Earth & Story Structure
as Seen in Its Rocks Terry McLaughlin, Writer
Mark Bailey, Instructor The methods screenwriters use to structure
films can often help storytellers working in other
We’ll discuss the development of our planet from
formats to outline, develop, and enrich their
its earliest formation to the present day through
own tales. Viewing film clips that demonstrate
the only medium that has survived the process:
the basics of three-act structure, you’ll discover
its rocks. We’ll explore what these rocks can
tips for creating more effective fiction while
reveal to us, and you can bring your own favorite
gaining a new perspective on film craft.
rock to see how it might fit into the Big Picture.
Thurs., Jan. 24 • 2-4:30 p.m.
Wed., Jan. 23 • 2-4:30 p.m.
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka
$35 • Class #: 26863
$35 • Class #: 26919
PRESENTATIONS EVERY MONDAY
Noon-1:30 p.m. beginning Jan. 28
at the Hospice of Humboldt Conference Room, Eureka
• Meet new friends • Discover new topics • Discuss current events
• See the following pages for the winter presentations!
humboldt.edu/olli/brownbag
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Hiking the Fells, Dales &
Moors of Northern England
Carolyn & Peter Lehman,
Adventure Travelers
The C2C (coast-to-coast) route is a prime
example of traditional British long walks,
traversing gorgeous countryside, followed
by tea, a shower, supper, and a comfy bed!
Learn how to plan, pack for, and get the
most out of your walking trip in Britain.
Sat., Jan. 26 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
HSU Campus: Harry Griffith Hall, 204
$35 • Class #: 26864
Waste Not! Sustainability
Starts at Home
Jerry Saner, OLLI Instructor
Learn how to create a zero-waste home!
Remember how we used to recycle? Today it is
about “sustainability.” Learn about the 3 “R’s” of
Sustainability: reduce, reuse, and recycle. Learn
about the evolution of modern day recycling and
sustainability, and how you can work to apply
the 3 “R’s” in your home to achieve zero-waste.
Fri., Jan. 25 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka
$35 • Class #: 26955
One of Many Lucys California’s Legal Cannabis
Lynette Mullen, Industry: Year One
Project Manager & Historian Matt Kurth, Guide
Experience the story of Lucy Romero and Look at how California’s legal cannabis
other Native American women who faced industry has developed over its first
unimaginable challenges during Humboldt year. Learn how cannabis businesses
County’s settlement period which was filled have responded to evolving regulations.
with kidnapping, human trafficking, slavery, We will also look at the present state
unbridled violence, and sanctioned murder. of the industry and its future.
This class will honor those who survived and
those who died during our “Indian Wars.” Sat., Jan. 26 • 2-4:30 p.m.
HSU Campus: Harry Griffith Hall, 106
Fri., Jan. 25 • 2-4:30 p.m. $35 • Class #: 26865
HSU Campus: Harry Griffith Hall, 106
$35 • Class #: 26884
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WEEK OF JANUARY 28-FEBRUARY 2
Pilates Plus: Introduction Sequoia Park Zoo:
to Core Engagement An Evolving Legacy
Joanne Fornes, Movement Specialist Gretchen Ziegler, Zoo Director
Enhance any activity by applying breath, Explore Sequoia Park Zoo’s 110+ years
movement and core engagement (conscious of history. Take a peek at the plans for
use of abdominal muscles) as developed upcoming projects like the Redwood
by Joseph Pilates. Also discover the Canopy Walk. Watch the otters participate
safety benefits of moving slowly. Class in their daily training sessions.
will be using chairs and standing. Thurs., Jan. 31 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Wed., Jan. 30 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. Sequoia Park Zoo
Sunny Brae Performing Arts $35 • Class #: 26885
Center for Education (SPACE)
$25 • Class #: 26866
The Gift of Grieving Is Self-Publishing for You?
Ginger Olsen, Life Educator Margot Genger, Independent Author
This class is an overview of the stages of The independent publishing industry
grieving. Knowing the grieving process has developed over the last eight years.
helps you grow in every aspect of life. Successful indie authors are fine-tuning their
Wed., Jan. 30 • 2-4:30 p.m. careers and are teaching the rest of us how
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka to get started. The myriad of promotions,
$35 • Class #: 26867 all eager to sell your book (for a large
fee), is daunting. Where do you begin?
Thurs., Jan. 31 • 2-4:30 p.m.
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka
$35 • Class #: 26868
PRESENTATION
Are you Prepared for an Emergency?
with Linda Nellist, Lead Instructor, Humboldt CERT Coalition
As lead instructor for the Humboldt County Community
Emergency Response Team (CERT) program, Linda trains
individuals to prepare for and safely respond to natural disasters
or other serious emergencies. She’ll give tips for first steps in
personal and family preparedness, as well as other important
emergency response skills, with checklists for easy reference.
Mon., Jan. 28, at noon • Hospice of Humboldt, Eureka
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Public Art 101: Touring the
Murals of Old Town Eureka
Gabrielle Gopinath,
Critic & Art Historian
Tour Eureka’s newest works of public
art in the company of an art historian.
Learn about street art’s recent history,
and explore influences of street artists’
and contemporary muralists’ styles
during this half-mile walking tour.
Sat., Feb. 2 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
HSU Campus: Harry Griffith Hall, 106
$35 • Class #: 26869
Reminders of Our Once
Extensive Railroad Network
Ray Hillman, Historian
View surviving railroad equipment,
station houses, trestles and even a
tunnel! We’ll compare historical photos
with the scenes we encounter along the
Northwestern Pacific mainline, Eel River
and Eureka, Humboldt Northern, Arcata
and Mad River railroad and more.
Fri., Feb. 1 • 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Fieldtrip
$50 • Class #: 26918
Wines of Italy
Pamela Long, Wine Educator
Learn about and taste a variety of Italian
wines. From crisp, refreshing Marche
region Verdicchio to Sicily’s lively Frappato,
expand your repertoire and delight your
palate with world-class vino Italiano.
Sat., Feb. 2 • 2-4:30 p.m.
HSU Campus: Harry Griffith Hall, 117
$35 • Class #: 26870
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WEEK OF FEBRUARY 4-9
Founders of
Western Civilization:
Islam’s Golden Age
Molly Cate, Humanitarian Educator
Explore the Golden Age of Islam, 750-1250
CE. Muslim scholars preserved and translated
works of ancient philosophy, science and art, and
Muslim traders acquired dozens of plant species
we take for granted today. We will also examine
misrepresentations of Islam in the West.
Thurs., Feb. 7 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka
$35 • Class #: 26873
iPhone Basics Inner Strength:
Miriam Elizondo, Digital Educator Energy & Kiatsu
Using your iPhone can be fun and enjoyable Mairead Sardina, Recreation Specialist
if you know the basics. In this class, you’ll This course will introduce you to the strength
get an overview of the iPhone, followed of your own life energy (qi/chi) through
by an individual (or paired) session to discussion, meditation, and exercises.
address specifics about your phone. This energy will then be put to practice
Bring your iPhone and your questions. through the healing art of Kiatsu, which
Wed., Feb. 6 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. focuses on the unification of the mind and
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka body as a source of holistic balance.
$35 • Class #: 26917 Thurs., Feb. 7 • 2-4:30 p.m.
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka
$35 • Class #: 26874
American Indians
& National Parks
Michael Turek, Historian
National parks histories seldom include the conflict
and collaboration between native peoples and the
National Park Service. We will discuss land claims,
hunting rights, craft sales, cultural interpretation,
sacred sites, archaeology, disposition of
cultural artifacts, entrance fees, dams, tourism
promotion, and assistance to tribal parks.
Wed., Feb. 6 • 2-4:30 p.m.
Sequoia Park, Eureka
$35 • Class #: 26872
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A Brief Introduction to Nature, Art &
the Joys & Challenges of the Human Spirit
Creative Writing Jeff Hart, Naturalist
Bonnie Shand, Writer This class explores the human perception of
Jump into the pool of creative expression for nature’s beauty, covering awe, picturesque,
a day-long swim. You will be steeped in the biological, psychological, and cultural
music and rhythm of language and introduced implications of art. The class meets at
to the writing tools of recurrence, image, Ferndale’s historic Old Steeple, allowing
metaphor, simile, creative tension and revision. you to explore Ferndale after the class.
Fri., Feb. 8 • 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat., Feb. 9 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka Old Steeple, Ferndale
$70 • Class #: 26875 $35 • Class #: 26876
The Armchair Traveler:
Let’s Look at Eureka!
Jerry Rohde, Historian,
& Gisela Rohde, Naturalist
Look at the historic sites and architectural
marvels of Eureka, including the North
Mountain Power Co., Knights of Pythias
Hall, and the High Lead Saloon, all to
be seen from your OLLI armchair.
Sat., Feb. 9 • 2-4:30 p.m.
HSU Campus: Harry Griffith Hall, 106
$35 • Class #: 26877
PRESENTATION
Volunteers: Positively the Best!
Speakers from Redwood Coast Village (RCV) will talk about
the volunteer experience and how people of all kinds help
make Humboldt County a better place for older people. A
panel of RCV members and volunteers will talk about their
varied assignments, the warm and meaningful connections
they have made, and take questions from the audience.
Mon., Feb. 4, at noon • Hospice of Humboldt, Eureka
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WEEK OF FEBRUARY 11-16
Falk: Company Lumber Town of
the American West
Julie Clark & Kurt Angersbach, Historians
Author and park ranger Julie
Clark will talk about writing
her book, Falk: Company
Lumber Town of the American
West. She’ll also discuss the
importance of community during the industrial
revolution, and lead a tour of the Headwaters
Forest where the town of Falk was located.
Wed., Feb. 13 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Headwaters Forest
$20 • Class #: 26878
Are You a Plover Lover?
Russ Namitz, Seabird Biologist
This class will focus on snowy
plover breeding biology and
migration. Visit the Mike
Thompson Wildlife Area at the
South Spit Humboldt Bay to
locate the winter flock of amorous snowy plovers
and continue discussion of conservation challenges.
Thurs., Feb. 14 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
Humboldt Bay Wildlife Refuge, Loleta,
and Mike Thompson Wildlife Area,
South Spit, Humboldt Bay
$35 • Class #: 26879
Two Boomers, One Dog, E is for Enneagram:
and a Boat A Primer for Understanding
Tracey Barnes-Priestley, Your Essence
Life Coach & Writer Sharon Ferrett, Author
For 10 years, the instructor, her husband, Learn about the Enneagram, a geometric figure
and their dog have cruised the most that maps out the nine basic human personality
beautiful waters of British Columbia in types. It is a system with ancient classical Greek
their home-built 28-foot wooden boat. roots, and today it is used for realizing your unique
Tracey will share their experiences. gifts and strengths, overcoming inner barriers,
Wed., Feb. 13 • 2-4:30 p.m. and transforming your life and relationships.
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka Thurs., Feb. 14 • 2-4:30 p.m.
$25 • Class #: 26871 TBD
$35 • Class #: 26916
10 | OLLI at HSU • 707-826-5880Understanding and Using Yoga’s Ethical Guidelines:
Local and National News The Yamas & Niyamas
David Silverbrand, Journalist Laura Johnson, Geographer & Yoga Teacher
This course will explore ethics and standards Be introduced to yoga’s ethical guidelines, the
of journalism, and how you can use that yamas and niyamas – nonviolence, truthfulness,
knowledge to understand and use the media. non-stealing, non-excess, non-clinging, purity,
Fri., Feb. 15 • 10:30 a.m.-1 p.m. contentment, self-discipline, self-study, and
surrender – through lecture, discussion,
Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center, Eureka
journaling, and meditation. Gain a framework and
$35 • Class #: 26880
tangible practices for living more harmoniously
with yourself, others, and the world.
Sat., Feb. 16 • 10:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
HSU Campus: Harry Griffith Hall, 106
$70 • Class #: 26882
Reiki Consciousness: Access
Your Inner Healing Power
Maria Elena Whaples, Reiki Master
Reiki is a simple and natural healing technique
for relaxation, stress reduction, and self-
improvement. This beautiful energy force allows
you to connect with your inner self and access
your healing power from within. You will be given
the history of this Japanese technique, view
demonstrations, and learn how to heal yourself.
Fri., Feb. 15 • 2-4:30 p.m.
HSU Campus: Harry Griffith Hall, 225
$35 • Class #: 26881
PRESENTATION
Humboldt Made: Marketing Humboldt
Alanna Powell, Executive Director
Have you wondered how businesses behind the Redwood Curtain market
themselves to the outside world? Humboldt Made is the answer, an
association of HumCo businesses working together to promote their
products at conventions and similar marketplaces as well as on-line. Alanna
Powell will share her insights on what works (or not), and how Humboldt
Made has helped our community businesses and economy expand and thrive.
Mon., Feb. 11, at noon • Hospice of Humboldt, Eureka
REGISTER: humboldt.edu/olli • WINTER 2019 | 11About OLLI scholarships
A limited number of partial
scholarships for classes are
available to OLLI at HSU
members only.
Scholarships can be used
for class fees only, and
are not available for OLLI
memberships.
Awards are based on financial
need. Limit is two scholarships per Drop your completed form by the
term, per member. Applications are OLLI office or in the mail to:
reviewed on an ongoing basis.
Osher Lifelong Learning Institute at HSU
To apply, complete an scholarship Attention: Sheila Rocker Heppe
request form and indicate the class you College of Extended Education
are requesting. The form will serve as & Global Engagement
your registration form for the class. 1 Harpst St.
The scholarship request form may be Arcata, CA 95521
downloaded here: For more information, contact
humboldt.edu/olli/scholarship-app OLLI Director Sheila Rocker Heppe:
You are also welcome to drop by the 707-826-3743
OLLI office to pick up a form. or e-mail srh@humboldt.edu
Be a leader
in lifelong learning.
Be an OLLI sponsor.
. Help OLLI at HSU provide access to incredible benefits
. and classes to community members.
Help continue quality free and low cost programs and events for the
. community. Sponsorships also help keep OLLI affordable through scholarships.
OLLI sponsorship can deliver targeted and unique
messaging to an audience you want to reach.
707-826-5880
humboldt.edu/olli/sponsor
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Friends of OLLI
Friends of OLLI have given additional financial support to the Osher Lifelong
Learning Institute at Humboldt State University. These generous donors have helped
OLLI at HSU keep classes affordable and available throughout the community.
Philanthropist: $2500 + Presidents’ Club: $1000 +
Rollie Lamberson & Michele Olsen Tom Gage
Kathy Layton Alistair & Judith McCrone
Sam Pennisi & Sharon Ferrett Rollin & Ann Richmond
Jerry & Gisela Rohde Dallas Rhodes & Lisa Rossbacher
Rick & Sandra Vrem Judith Rucker
Edward & Judith Webb William Seebaugh & Jane Woodward
Janina Shayne
Gold: $500-$999 Green: $300-$499
Carl Hansen Barry & Tracey Barnes-Priestley Janette Heartwood
Amy Uyeki & Rees Hughes Jacques Beaupre Tim & Kim Laney
Richard & Carolyn Hunt Bob & Laura Chapman Maureen Murphy
John & Jean Montgomery Laura Clark Chris & Sheila Rocker Heppe
Claire S. Perricelli Michael Cooley Robert Rottenberg
Robert Rasmussen Allan Gradek John & Nhu-Quynh Schafer
Kimberley Pittman-Schulz Nancy Gregory Gerry Tollefson
& Terry Schulz William & Arlene Hartin Craig & Liz Wruck
Purple: $120-$299
David Boyd Mary & Alan Lowry Marilyn Rudzik
Jeffrey Schwartz & Marcy Burstiner Carol Rische & Sue MacConnie JoAnn Schuch
Doug Hartley Lynn McKenna Judith Schwedes
Thomas & Maria Krenek Lorraine Miller-Wolf Debra & Timothy Strahan
Dr. Raymond & Paula Lacy John Palmquist Thomas Vetter
Byrd Lochtie
Friend: Any amount
Jim Bauml Bill & Bernadine Hansell Mary Kline
Paul Beatie John & Lesley Gomes Barbara Madaras
Vincent & Roslyn Duffy Jenny Hanson Mary Ann & Alan Madej
Daniel Duncan Dan & Donna Hauser Pamela Mendelsohn
Richard Engel Carolyn & James Hawkins Jan Rowen
Suzanne Flocchini Dr. Kamelgarn & Debra McQueen Andrea Tuttle
Janet & Thomas Foos Lynn Kerman Ted VanDuzer
Bob & Joanne Fornes Sharon King Patricia-Anne WinterSun
Thea Gast
In Honor/In Memory
Sharon King in memory of James King
Join Friends of OLLI: humboldt.edu/giving/olli or 707-826-5880
Thank you to all Friends of OLLI who gave July 1, 2018-Oct. 31, 2018. We apologize if we inadvertently omitted
anyone. The updated Friends of OLLI is at humboldt.edu/olli/friends
REGISTER: humboldt.edu/olli • WINTER 2019 | 13Special Interest Groups
One of the benefits of being an OLLI member is the opportunity to
participate in Special Interest Groups, which are open to OLLI members
only. These groups grew out of an OLLI course offering by members
who share interests and want to meet together on a regular basis. Each
group has a unique course number, and students can sign up either by
the term, or for best value, sign up using the annual course number.
All groups meet at the Humboldt Bay Aquatic Center. All dates are based on
availability and there may be exceptions due to holidays or building closures.
Book Arts: Friends of Jung
Tattered Pages Group Leader: Barbara Clark
Group Leader: Gisela Rohde This group focuses on Carl Jung’s
Explore the exciting world of creative concept of self and individuation.
book binding, altering existing books, Varied topics are presented by
decorating pages and much more. members and sessions include personal
sharing and experiential learning in
Meetings feature show-and-tell;
a safe discussion environment.
demonstrations, techniques and tips;
problem solving; discussions about Meets 1st Tues. of the month, 10 a.m.-noon
materials and resources and lots of fun!
Meets 1st Thurs. of the month, Soul Collage® Group
10 a.m.-1 p.m. Group Leader: Lynn Marchand
This group brings collage
Book Group materials and then uses Seena
Group Leader: Sharon Campbell Frost’s process for discussing the
Choose and discuss books from all collages created that morning.
genres. All readers are welcome. Meets 2nd Wed. of the month, 10 a.m.-noon
Meets 3rd Wed. of the month, 5-7 p.m.
Conscious Aging
Bridge Playing Group Conversations
Group Leader: Robert Fornes Group Leader: Cheryl Johnson
A fun and easy place to play contract Explore the art of aging with purpose
bridge and meet other players. All and passion; share your wisdom,
levels of bridge players welcome; humor and compassion about the
you don’t need to bring a partner. hard stuff; practice living, loving,
laughing and learning through it all!
Meets last Tues. of the month,
3-5:30 p.m. Meets 3rd Wednesday of the month,
10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.
OLLI MEMBERS:
See registration details on the website: humboldt.edu/olli/sig
Or call 707-826-5880 to register
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discount on
these events!
Current OLLI Members (2018-2019) can receive a 20%
DISCOUNT on any of these shows sponsored by OLLI at HSU.
Chinese Golden Dragon Acrobats
Tues., Feb. 5, 2019 • 7 p.m. • Arkley Center
OLLI Members: $31.20
This 21-member troupe from China’s Hebei Province amazes audiences
of all ages with a family-friendly show full of daring feats of athletic
discipline and grace, brilliant costumes, music, and movement. It’s
a performance of breathtaking skill and spellbinding beauty.
Natalie MacMaster & Donnell Leahy
Tues., Feb. 26, 2019 • 7 p.m. • Arkley Center
OLLI Members: $39.20
A superstar in Celtic music, fiddler and step-dancer Natalie
MacMaster and her husband Donnell Leahy of Canadian
band Leahy, lead an energetic group highlighting both their
traditional heritage and a taste for the contemporary.
Mariachi Herencia De Mexico
Sun., March 17, 2019 • 7 p.m. • Arkley Center
OLLI Members: $31.20
This remarkable ensemble of students ages 11 to 18 from
Chicago’s immigrant barrios, scored a surprise hit and Grammy
nomination with their debut album of traditional Mexican
music. They now perform at major mariachi festivals and have
recorded with some of the genre’s most respected artists.
The Havana Cuba All-Stars
Sun., April 14, 2019 • 8 p.m. • Arkley Center
OLLI Members: $39.20
This high-energy ensemble is a festive celebration of Cuban
rhythms and movement styles by some of Cuba’s greatest
performers are joined by award-winning dancers to showcase
everything from cha-cha to rumba to son Cubano and salsa.
The OLLI discount applies only to the Center Arts events shown here, and not
to any other Center Arts events. Prices listed here include this discount.
Renew your OLLI membership today: 707-826-5880 or humboldt.edu/olli
To order your discounted tickets for these shows,
call Center Arts at 707-826-3928 or visit
humboldt.edu/centerarts
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& Global Engagement
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