Lynne Gough is the author of Asa and the Holstein Queen, published in 2016. Based on a beloved family story, the book outlines the history of America as witnessed by four generations of the Morris family of Yolo County. It culminates in the life her great-grandfather, Asa W. Morris of Woodland, and his world famous Holstein cow, Tilly Alcartra.
Lynne Gough was born in Woodland, California, in 1955. A love of history and a career in graphic arts enabled her to bring to life a beloved family story of her great-grandfather, Asa W. Morris, and his world famous Holstein cow, Tilly Alcartra. Lynne has always been an avid reader and believes that a good story is one of the best ways to teach history and fundamental values to young people.
Free
September 11th | Noon-12:45pm
The Barn Gallery | 512 Gibson Road, Woodland
Workshop with Sara Post
Learn to combine luscious oil pigment sticks with wax and other mediums to create rich and varied abstract surfaces.
$140 members | $160 non-membersÂ
Ages: 16 +
Saturday, September 21 | 9AM-4PM
The Barn Gallery, 512 Gibson Road, Woodland
A monthly speaker series featuring experts and professionals speaking on art, history, and agriculture topics begins August 14 at the Gibson House and Property, 512 Gibson Rd, in Woodland. The series, Knowledge @ Noon, is scheduled for the second Wednesday of each month, noon-12:45 p.m., August through December, at the Gibson House and Property in … Continued
YoloArts and Myrtle Press are teaming up to offer a two session printmaking workshop in Woodland and Sacramento. Participants will explore printmaking by learning to make a relief print. The workshops coincide with YoloArts’ current exhibition, Traditional Techniques: Contemporary Prints, at the newly opened Barn Gallery located at The Gibson House & Property, 512 Gibson … Continued