Spend a part of your July First Friday Art Walk at the Grace Hudson Museum. We are delighted to welcome back Paul Steward, an award-winning singer and musician hailing from the San Francisco Bay Area. His music fuses Blues, R&B, Pop, and Native American sounds — a tribute to his Elem Pomo tribal roots. Visually, you’ll be able to check out latest exhibition, Look Again: Portraits of Daring Women. This traveling show from Exhibit Envoy features woodblock and collage prints by Julie Lapping Rivera that focus on significant women, many of whom were underappreciated in their time. For the Grace Hudson Museum presentation, Look Again also includes 15 Mendocino County artists who have created artwork depicting women who were family members, friends, mentors, public figures, or otherwise inspirational.

You’ll also be able to spend time discovering or getting reacquainted with our core galleries, featuring Grace Hudson’s artwork, exquisite Pomo basketry, and Carpenter-Hudson family history. Also enjoy an evening walk in our Wild Gardens as the days are getting longer. Light refreshments will be available.

Please note, for this First Friday, we will be closing at or around 7:00 PM.

First Fridays at the Grace Hudson Museum are always free all day and evening.