Julia Cronin
Artifact of the Month - Tolima Gold Pendant ...

This miniature pendant replica represents the type and styling of gold objects that characterize the Tolima culture of central Colombia. A reproduction that accurately depicts a creation of inspiration from supernatural visions and nature. Often worn as a pendant, this piece captured an embellishing portrayal of a shaman being in an animal spirit form.

Artifact of the Month - Tolima Gold Pendant Reproduction
Julia Cronin
Artifact of the Month - Colt Navy Pistol and ...

Did a local lawman really tangle with Black Bart? Explore the history of M. F. Eldridge, Black Bart, and Samuel Colt and delve into the fascinating history of Gold Rush stamped holsters in the September Artifact of the Month by volunteer Bob Harris.

Artifact of the Month - Colt Navy Pistol and Gold Rush Holster
Amanda Kramp
Artifact of the Month - Vintage Quinua Ceramic

In 1984, a traditional Quinua ceramic figurine was purchased from a Valerie’s Choice catalog by the
Redding Museum of Art and History, one of the predecessors of Turtle Bay Exploration Park.

Artifact of the Month - Vintage Quinua Ceramic
Julia Cronin
Artifact of the Month: 5th Annual Sheriff’s ...

July’s Artifact of the Month is a souvenir program from the Fifth Annual Shasta County Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo in 1953. This sublime relic can teach us so much about what life was like back then.

Artifact of the Month: 5th Annual Sheriff’s Posse Rodeo Souvenir Program
Julia Cronin
Artifact of the Month: Quinine Prescription Box ...

Malaria? In Redding? You bet! Step back a hundred years to the “good old days” and imagine a warm June day after a nice, wet spring. It’s a recipe for mosquitoes! Malaria was a common, and deadly, ailment – along with a host of other preventable and treatable diseases that we seldom worry about today.

Artifact of the Month: Quinine Prescription Box and Medicine Labels

Sheraton

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Mosaic Gallery: Suzanne Gibbs' Carr Fire Exhibition

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Mosaic Gallery: Suzanne Gibbs' Carr Fire Exhibition

On Tuesday evening, at the Mosaic Gallery, we hosted a very special opening reception for Suzanne Gibbs’ Carr Fire Exhibition, observing the anniversary of the Carr Fire and commemorating all that came to follow. It was a restorative evening of healing, and even at times, humor. The artist shared her personal experience of the Carr Fire which led to the unique technique of including ash in her artworks in an effort process the loss and devastation that occurred in her community of East Fork in French Gulch…

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Mosaic Gallery: Janet Turner

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Mosaic Gallery: Janet Turner

The Mosaic Gallery in the Mosaic Restaurant features quarterly exhibitions of work from Northstate artists organized by Turtle Bay Exploration Park. It operates as a sale gallery to support local artists and arts education at Turtle Bay. Featured Artist: Janet Turner - Painter, Printmaker, Educator, International Art Ambassador, and North State Art Legend