Biz buzz:
Art show, blues jams scheduled

       Old Colorado City landscape artist Laura Reilly will hold a “Winter Magic” show, beginning with an opening reception at 11 a.m. Saturday, Feb. 5 at her gallery at 2616 W Colorado Ave #4.
       According to a press release, Reilly “will unveil a new series of original oil landscape paintings of Colorado's glowing winter days and glittering moonlit nights. A 15-year retrospective of Laura's work will also be shown.”
       The show runs Feb. 5-6 and 12-13. Times are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The phone is 471-1360. Reilly opened her gallery last June.
      
       Sherry Hall, who started su Casa (a petsitting business) on the Westside in October, recently received a certificate of membership from Pet Sitters International. The phone is 475-8386.
       The Bottle Stop, formerly at 1602 W. Colorado Ave., has temporarily closed while owner Trent Gary seeks a new location. He said he is looking on the avenue, possibly in Old Colorado City. He had operated the business at its old location for about 14 months. The untimely need for relocation resulted from a lease issue, according to Gary. He thanked his customers for their support.
      
       Laura Belle's, 734 N. 19th Street, will start a Wednesday Night Blues Jam, with the first Wednesday, Feb. 2. The debut host band will be That Band!
      
       Westside bed-and-breakfasts are joining a regional B&B effort to donate 50 percent of room revenue for Friday, Feb. 4 to the Red Cross for tsunami disaster efforts.

Do you have any news about your business? Call the Westside Pioneer at 471-6776.