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Get “artsy” at the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts Music to love at the San Angelo Symphony New Businesses in Downtown San Angelo Raw 1899
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Taste San Angelo
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Monday-Saturday Lunch 11am to 5pm, Dinner from 5pm to 10pm Cathouse Bar & Lounge Open from 11am until Midnight Live Music in the Bar and Lounge on Friday and Saturday Nights The legend of Miss Hattie’s goes beyond its history. Voted as one of the Best Burgers in Texas by Texas Monthly, and reputed as one of the best 21-day aged mesquite smoked rib eye steaks by our customers. Others have tried to copy Miss Hattie’s bacon-wrapped jalapeños and crab cakes, no one has succeeded.
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he mission of the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts shall be to establish and maintain a museum in order to house and exhibit a permanent collection of art as well as to provide space for traveling exhibitions, for the purpose of the enjoyment and education of the general public in San Angelo, Texas, and the rural communities of the Concho Valley. Located near the heart of downtown San Angelo and overlooking the beautiful Concho River, the San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts has three spacious galleries two with dramatic 40-foot ceilings, a multi-purpose meeting room that can accommodate up to 300 people. There is also a large rooftop sculpture terrace with a beautiful view of the city. We have a gift shop with unique items and works of art created by regional artists and craftspeople. SAMFA also has a research library with a growing collection of early Texas art resources and many hard-to-find exhibit catalogs which is open to the public by appointment, as well as a lively education wing that is equipped with classrooms and ceramic studios.
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The San Angelo Symphony Over the past 68 years, the San Angelo Symphony has transformed into an orchestra made up of professional musicians who perform the highest quality music for our community and beyond. The Symphony is honored and excited to return to the newly renovated Elta Joyce Murphey Performance Hall and Stage at City Auditorium as we begin our classical concert season. The 2017/18 season is packed with spectacular guest artists, powerful music in a wide variety of styles and talented professional musicians playing just for you. Subscribers can look forward to the VII International Tchaikovsky Competition medalist, Stephanie Chase perform as the Symphony celebrates our opening October performance, followed by the A Community Affair concert and the beloved Holiday Pops arrives just in time to kick off the holiday season. As we welcome 2018, patrons will be treated to a Gypsy Jazz, the much anticipated Live! A Symphony of Television and Video Games
performance and wrapping up the season, Dance to the Movies will join us in April. When you become a patron of the San Angelo Symphony, you not only enrich your concert experience with exclusive subscription benefits, you also help open doors of live symphonic music to everyone in our community. It is because of the support of our patrons that we have strengthened our professional musical core and it will be that continued support that drives our symphony orchestra onto an even larger stage. A season subscription includes tickets to all six concerts and costs only $120, a savings greater than 50% of the adult single ticket price. Subscribe today and prepare yourself to listen boldly. It’s the 2017/18 season of your San Angelo Symphony. We call it “Coming Home�. For more information or to purchase patron or season memberships, please call (325) 658-5877 or visit our website at, www.sanangelosymphony.org.
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RAW 1899a DOWNT a per By Rene Peckham SPECIAL TO DOWNTOWN SAN ANGELO
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aw 1899 and Downtown San Angelo. It’s as delicious as pairing Cabernet and Black Pepper Steak. The Owners of the new art lounge, Lisa Curry and Nathana Cox, love their location. “Downtown is the heart of this city,” Lisa said, “and having a healthy heart is critical to having a strong city. We’re thrilled to be here and part of the revitalization effort, and we’re a proud member of Downtown San Angelo, Inc.!” Located at 38 North Chadbourne Street, the Raw 1899 Gratitude Opening was in June, and July 1 was the Grand Opening. Since then, thousands of customers have been there to sit, sip, taste, and ponder which piece of art to purchase. Fine wine, beer, and small bites, including Charcuterie -- specialty sliced meats -- are served amid walls covered with beautiful abstract art by artists here and beyond. And, the Facebook reviews tell the story: This is a 5-star place! It all started early last year with a search for an art studio, a place to paint with abandon, where spilled and splattered paint everywhere would be a beautiful thing. In March 2016, they found the current location, instantly fell in love with it, and purchased it. “The fact that this space was Downtown just added to its specialness,” said Nathana. “The energy and creativity of this part of our city is amazing. People of all ages are re-discovering Downtown and appreciating all it has to offer, as well as its historic significance.” Though the owners have not yet found a complete, documented
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OWN rfect pairing history of the Raw 1899 space, they have been told it was once a cabinet shop, a liquor store, and a barn, among other things. Also, it was once owned by San Angelo First Baptist Church. “After we purchased the property, the space and our thinking evolved,” Lisa said. “As we chipped away at it, we discovered more of its beauty, and we knew we needed to share it.” On October 27, the two enlarged their vision by purchasing the adjoining space. Their original idea of an art studio had expanded to include an art gallery and lounge. Then, the transformation began from old, dusty, and rough to blackand-gold gorgeousness. Now, it’s a place that always elicits superlatives. The Owners named the place Raw 1899 in honor of its rough-hewn walls and approximate date of origin. The century-old walls, original tin ceiling, and floors made with Concho River sand echo the past. “We especially love our Downtown neighbors -- all of them -- including the San Angelo Performing Arts Center,” said Nathana. “We support the cultural arts and invite all who attend SAPAC performances to visit us before and after the performances when we are open.” Raw 1899 hours are 4 to 10 p.m. Thursdays and Fridays, and 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Saturdays. For more information about upcoming events and art shows, go to www.raw1899.com, or to their Facebook page. Raw 1899 is a member of the San Angelo Chamber of Commerce. HISTORIC DOWNTOWN SAN ANGELO MAGAZINE Q FALL & WINTER 2017 Q 11
Mazur By Lucie Hofheins
David Mazur started in the construction business over 35 years ago. He began working on older custom homes in the Santa Rita area where he learned when remodeling older style homes special techniques are required. He learned that for the best results, corners could not be cut. David & his wife Jenice purchased a home on Mackenzie in Santa Rita. The home was previously owned by Dr. Parrish, a San Angelo optometrist. David started his construction projects in the downtown area with a remodel of the building just behind Fuentes Café. While demolition was taking place the crew discovered an oversized sign consisting of a pair of wooden eye glasses. Also uncovered was the optometrist’s name and certificate of accreditation to practice. The optometrist was Dr. Parrish. This was just one of the intriguing experiences that David would encounter as he embarked on downtown revitalization. Mazur Construction has tackled a variety of downtown projects which include “Coney Island” & “The Longhorn” privately owned special venue spaces on south Chadbourne. As David completed the renovation he asked owner, Guy Choate, “what are you thinking of calling the business?” Guy was considering “Lonestar Ballroom.”
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David was stunned as he had just uncovered a façade which had a handmade metal sign which read - Lonestar Ballroom. The sign is now a feature at The Longhorn. CONTINUED ON PAGE 13
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Chicken in the Rough
CONTINUED FROM PAGE 12 Yet another project for Mazur Construction was The Gables at 506 S. Chadbourne. Does anyone remember “Chicken in the Rough” or “McIntyres Restaurant”? During the demolition phase at this site an old “Matheson Ice” Cooler was discovered. David later learned that the Matheson’s who operated an ice company based in San Antonio were in fact related to his family. David also discovered that in their early days both his mother and aunt worked as carhops at this location. Today the Gables, complete with courtyard/patio, is home to Cake Creations by Edwina, while the rear of the building is currently under renovation. In 2015, Mazur’s projects served as one of the catalysts for the development of businesses in the North Chadbourne corridor beginning with the remodel at 322 N. Chadbourne. This building once housed J.T. Welding. In 2016 Burlap & Paisley Primp & Shop, moved into the renovated building. At the January, 2016 ribbon cutting David spoke with Brenda Gunter, President of Downtown San Angelo, Inc. Brenda advised him that the First Baptist Church had a row of buildings on North Chadbourne that they were interested in selling. The two walked over to the buildings, David’s interest was piqued, and the rest is history. All 10 buildings were purchased and work commenced. As construction was launched, the crew discovered original tin ceilings, stone walls, vintage doors with art deco handles, and classic façades. This supplied just the sort of treasures that light a fire under someone with a vision. David states that when it comes to bringing old structures back to life, “I can’t get it out of my system”. In 1908, businesses located on this street included Palace Meat Market, Carter Robert Grocery Store, Three B Electric, Louis Passur Plumbing, Rushing R.A. Grocery Store and San Angelo Metal Works to name a few. Today, four renovated buildings are currently occupied. Raw Gallery 1899 at 38 N. Chadbourne opened its doors in early 2017. Brian Raymond selected the building at 12 N. Chadbourne as his personal residence. The unit is a two level living space that lends itself to downtown walking and exploring and right next door is the “Blue Burro” Art Studio and Gallery, 14 N. Chadbourne, owned and operated by Valerie Hague. A personal fitness center located at 30 N. Chadbourne is slated to begin operation soon. The 8000 square foot building at 18 N. Chadbourne, formerly a barber
college complete with the original black and white checkerboard floor, is available for sale at this location. “Just as some folks like to take old cars and restore them to their original luster, I like to take old buildings and bring them back to life” stated David. While he admits that these kinds of projects take more money to complete that something like a strip mall elsewhere, he loves the concept of a renewed downtown area which will be appealing to both locals and visitors now and in the future.
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