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2009-2010 Quarter Four Newsletter
June 2010
Festival Edition
Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council
Wilsonville, Oregon |
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Inside this issue:
It's Festival Time!
Wilsonville Theater
Company
Boones
Ferry Cultural Trust
Nationally recognized Wilsonville art student assisted by WA&CC
2009-2010 Calendar of
Events
Book Notes Concerts at
Wilsonville Library Keep on Humming
Silent
Auction ~ Wilsonville Visitor's Center
Schedule of FESTIVAL
EVENTS...
An Old Fashioned
Trolley Tour
Second Annual
Parade Coming to Town
Community Art Projects
Janet Julian & Kids
Activities
Photos
of Kids on an
Old
Miniature Buckboard
"On the Stage"
Festival Performances
2010 Festival Visual
Artists
Membership
Savings Card
To:
Wilsonville Area Businesses
Board
Contacts
Click here to view the March
2009 Newsletter
Joke du
Jour
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IT'S FESTIVAL TIME!
This year's Wilsonville Festival of Arts is a
very special year. Our theme of "Upcycled & Recycled" has
brought us special artists, entertainers, and activities to
delight us all. Wilsonville Chamber of Commerce is starting us
off with the Second Annual Parade, "Junk to Funk" following
along with theme. There will be special recycled floral artist,
Christopher Reitmaier, creating an onsite Mandella made from
discarded florist goods and other recycled materials. We have
Janet Julian with us this year to work with children creating
musical instruments and other crafts, and they will enjoy their
own parade at 3:15 on Saturday. Joining us again is the Kiwanis
Key Club with more crafts with kids. Hector Hernandez will be
conducting the final phase of the Community Art Project for
installation in the Visitor's Center. And, special this year,
is a Silent Auction with donations from over 30 artists and also
some of our valued sponsors. The stage entertainment lineup is
superb, ending with "Recycleman and the Dumpster Divers", Sunday
at 4:00 pm.
This Newsletter edition will highlight many
of the events. Be sure and join us. You will be delighted!
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Arts In Our Hearts Foundation
Presentation
At the Arts In Our Hearts
foundation booth, we plan to display and sell:
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Books from signed authors
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CD's
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Music and Arts Partners
Concessions
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Bracelets
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Auction Items
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Student art work
Photography
Paintings
Drawings
Sewn Pieces
Music
At the Live
Auction:
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National Honor Society
students 'for rent'
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Soul'd Out performances
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Cheer performances
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Tickets to local concerts
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A.P. Art Works
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Lessons from local music
companies
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Art Lessons
Come
see us next to the
Student Art Pavilion at the
Wilsonville Festival of Arts
June 5 & 6, 2010
For
more information, contact Jane Crotteau:
crotteaj@wvhs.wlwv.k12.or.us
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Wilsonville
High Art Students
Step Up In View Of Harsh Budget Cuts
By Jane Crotteau
Red.
Orange.
Yellow.
Green. Blue.
These colors represent everything that encompasses our society.
Through the coming months, the students at
Wilsonville
High School
fear that the colors that paint this world around us may
disappear: a light blown out, one struck by budget cuts that
strip our school of all hopes for a brighter and more colorful
future.
By founding the Arts In Our Hearts Foundation, the
students within Wilsonville's very own community will raise
money for the music, visual, and drama programs at their high
school. This will allow these things so precious to us to
continue to blossom and grow.
At the
Wilsonville Festival of Arts this coming June 5th and 6th, our
foundation of young minds will be auctioning off student art
work, music, and books – our attempt at raising money and
raising hopes for the future – a future illuminated by color.
PLEASE … come
and support your community, your children's education, your
children's form of expression.
The Wilsonville
Festival of Arts is providing the Arts In Our Hearts Foundation
with a booth next to the Student Art Pavilion. They will have a
live auction on stage Saturday, June 5th right after the
Wilsonville/West Linn school district ‘Trashion Show’ which
begins at
3:30 pm.
They will also
have various pieces in the Festival's Silent Auction Saturday
and Sunday, located inside the Visitor's Center.
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Arts In Our Hearts |
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Can you hear us?
Can you hear the music flowing from our hearts?
The spectrum of sound bellowing from our veins?
Can you see us, read the
stories we paint,
the words etched in our skin,
Whiteness the dedication founded in our bones?
Can you feel us?
Sense our emotions pressing against you side,
The meaning behind the individuals we portray,
The lines that erupt from our very being.
And can you understand
us;
Comprehend our desires for creativity,
Our cravings for self expression,
Our hopes Our dreams.
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Here at
Wilsonville High School, no here in the city,
in the community of Wilsonville we know that the arts
matter, that patience, that dedication, that family ties
matter. Over the next coming months danger in the form
of bullets fired from the guns of budget cuts will
smother America. Shots that will possibly strike the
arts program right here in our dear society, shackling
the foundation of the arts community, through the heart
of educational system.
With the assistance
of the "Arts In Our Hearts Foundation" the student body
at the
Wilsonville High School
hopes to support the perhaps crumbling art program and
allow it to once again blossom. Through donations, book
sales, and auction as well as other proceeds collected
at the Wilsonville Festival of Arts, our foundations
prays to keep the arts and every form of expression in
our community alive, breathing not only throughout our
own generations, but in yoars to come. Help us achieve
our goal, help the body and soul of the arts survive,
and allow it to continue to pump the beauty of world
through all of us.
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Wilsonville Theater Company
Frogpond Grange ~ 27350 Stafford Rd. ~ Wilsonville OR 97070
The Wilsonville Theater Company is a community theater group
based in Wilsonville, Oregon, about 20 miles south of Portland.
We encourage anyone with an interest in theater to get involved.
And, plan to come see a live performance soon!
See video briefs of our performances in Booth #5 and
catch our performance contest
on the Festival stage Saturday at 2:50 p.m.
www.wilsonvilletheatercompany.org/
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The Wilsonville
Theater Company (WTC) will host a booth at the upcoming
arts festival. Stop by (booth #5) to show off your dramatic or
comedic talents. We will have a mini-stage and attendees will
be recorded delivering a “one-liner” to show off your talent.
Your performance will be posted on our website so if you are a
budding thespian (of any age) this is your chance to show off.
There will also be videos
of our past performances running on both days in case you didn’t
have the chance to see them performed live.
We will have some time on
the main stage on Saturday so you will want to come by and be
entertained by some of the members of the company doing short
comic skits. I guarantee there will be some real “knee
slappers” to keep you giggling.
Be on the look out next
October 15 and 16 for our next production, “Who’s on First” at
the Frogpond Grange. It is a hilarious comedy about two couples
stuck in a never ending party. It is a wacky cast of characters
you won’t want to miss.
For more information on WTC
please go to our website
www.wilsonvilletheatercompany.org. or call President, Mary
Ann Creason at 503-582-1829 or e-mail at
mcreason@gmail.com.
See you at the arts
festival.
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Boones Ferry Cultural
Trust
Visit the
Boones Ferry Cultural Trust tent at the Wilsonville
Festival of Arts,
June 5 & 6.
This organization has been
formed to be an umbrella and fundraising board for local arts
organizations. Representatives of local cultural organizations
and new volunteers have been meeting weekly on Tuesdays, 4 pm at
the Wilsonville Community Center. Participants
are investing their time to enhance the quality of life for
Wilsonville residents by developing a new organization to serve
Visual, Performing, Literary and Public Arts, History/Heritage
and Presenting arts organizations and programs as vital parts of
the community.
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Nationally recognized Wilsonville art student assisted by WA&CC
Wilsonville
Arts & Culture Council Board members Christopher Shotola-Hardt
and Theonie Gilmore
presented a $500 check and
certificate at a WHS assembly, May 14th to junior
Lucy Lawrence.
Lucy won a National Art
Award and will receive recognition at the Carnegie Center. This
grant is to assist
with
travel to New York for the Gold Key reception and exhibition.
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June
Wilsonville Festival of
Arts
June 5, Wilsonville Town Center, 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
June 6, Wilsonville Town Center, 10:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Free to the public, membership and/or donations encouraged
Parade
June 5 at 10:00 a.m. ending at
Festival of Arts
Book Club - Wilsonville Public
Library
Thursday, June 10, 2010
One Thousand White Women by Jim Fergus
Meetings will be held in the library on the second Thursday
of each month from 6:00 to 8:00 p.m.
Public Lectures - Wilsonville Public Library
Wednesday, June 2
“Ice Age Floods:
Transformation of the Northwest”
presented by Mark Buser, President of the Columbia Chapter
of the Ice Age Institute
All talks are
free and in the Library's Oak Room from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Public Lectures - Wilsonville Public Library
Wednesday, June 9
"Are We
Ready for a 9.0 Earthquake?”
presented by State of Oregon Earth Sciences Information
Officer James Roddey
All talks are
free and in the Library's Oak Room from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
Thursday Summer Fun Shows -
Wilsonville Public Library
June 24
Mad
Science "What Do You Know about H2O?"
10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m.
Come and shake it up with the Mad Scientist as you
learn all about the amazing attributes of water
These FREE performances are geared for school-age children.
Made possible by a
generous donation from Fred Meyer.
Public Lectures - Wilsonville Public Library
Wednesday, June 30
“Independence Day”
presented by Wilsonville Public Library
All talks are
free and in the Library's Oak Room from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
July
Thursday Summer Fun Shows -
Wilsonville Public Library
July
1
Tater
A. Peal "Comical Catastrophes"
10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m.
Join in on the fun as Tater, a lovable young and
imaginative prankster, asounds us with his juggling and
clown skills.
These FREE performances are
geared for school-age children.
Made possible by a
generous donation from Fred Meyer.
Thursday Summer Fun Shows -
Wilsonville Public Library
July
8
Will
Hornyak, Storyteller Extraordinaire
10:30 a.m. and 12:00 p.m.
Be captivated, intrigued, and surprised as Will touches
your imagination. The Oregonian described Will as
“Storyteller par excellence.”
These FREE performances are
geared for school-age children.
Made possible by a
generous donation from Fred Meyer.
Book Club - Wilsonville Public
Library
Thursday, July 8, 2010
Captains Courageous by Rudyard Kipling
Meetings will be held in the
library on the second Thursday of each month from 6:00 to
8:00 p.m.
Public Lectures - Wilsonville Public Library
Wednesday, July 14
TBA
Thursday Summer Fun Shows -
Wilsonville Public Library
July 15
Slightly Illusional
“Go Wild!”
10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m.
Through magic, puppetry, and storytelling, Curt and his
madcap group of furry and feathered friends will take you on
a trip using the Scientific Process to discover the world
around us.
These FREE performances are
geared for school-age children.
Made possible by a
generous donation from Fred Meyer.
Thursday Summer Fun Shows -
Wilsonville Public Library
July 22
W.E.
C.A.R.E. Sports "Games Around the World"
10:30 a.m., 12:00 p.m., 1:30 p.m.
Celebrate the differences and the commonalities of various
cultures by playing the games people play all around the
world.
These FREE performances
are geared for school-age children.
Made possible by a
generous donation from Fred Meyer.
Thursday Summer Fun Shows -
Wilsonville Public Library
July 29
Summer Reading
Celebration
with Oregon Zoo's Petting Zoo 11:00
a.m.-12:00 p.m.
and The Reptile Man
12:00 p.m.-1:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m.-1:00 p.m. at Murase Plaza Park Amphitheater
Bring your friends and a picnic lunch, and join us for
summer fun with the Oregon Zoo as they bring creatures for
kids to see and touch. Then The Reptile Man will delight and
surprise with his astonishing menagerie of reptiles.
These FREE performances are
geared for school-age children.
Made possible by a
generous donation from Fred Meyer.
August
Book Club - Wilsonville Public
Library
Thursday, August 12, 2010
The Moonstone by
Wilkie Collins
Meetings will be held in the
library on the second Thursday of each month from 6:00 to
8:00 p.m.
Public Lectures - Wilsonville Public Library
Wednesday, August 21
“Geocaching 101”
presented by Oregon Geocache
All talks are
free and in the Library's Oak Room from 6:30-8:00 p.m.
September
Book Club - Wilsonville Public
Library
Thursday, September 9, 2010
The Beekeeper's Apprentice by Laurie R.
King
Meetings will be held in the
library on the second Thursday of each month from 6:00 to
8:00 p.m.
Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council invites you to add your
local organization's
events
to our newsletter and website listings. Email your complete
information to kateatkins@WilsonvilleArts.org.
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Book Notes
Concerts at
Wilsonville Library Keep on Humming!
The Book Notes series has is still humming right
along. This last quarter has seen great performances by "The
Stumptown Stars", "The 3 Leg Torso Trio", and finished its
season with "Northwest Harmony Chorus". Audiences have been
delighted and continue to pour in.
Join us next season starting in September.
Always the second Saturday of the month, September through May.
The Book Notes concert series is produced by the
Friends of the Wilsonville Library and the Book Store 'Twice
Told Tales' located inside the library.
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Silent
Auction ~ Wilsonville Visitor's Center
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Joe Bennett
Glass
Joe Bennett Glass Designs
JBLS13@comcast.net
Booth #79
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Paintings ~ Wood ~ Metal ~
Clay ~ Jewelry
Wearable ~ Glass ~ Sponsor
Goods
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Jenny Armitage
Watercolor
www.jennyarmitage.com/blog
Booth #47
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Saturday,
June 5, 10
- 4 & Sunday,
June 5, 10
- 2
Benefit for the support of
the Wilsonville Festival of Arts
Produced by the
Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council
A Non-profit organization
dedicated to bringing arts and culture to the
Wilsonville Community
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Schedule of FESTIVAL
EVENTS...
ART DISPLAYS,
PERFORMANCES, AND ACTIVITIES
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Saturday |
Sunday |
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10
a.m. - Junk to Funk Parade @
Parker Johnstone Wilsonville Honda |
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10 a.m. - Festival Opens |
10 a.m. - Festival Opens |
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10 a.m. - Visual Artists open
their booths. |
10 a.m. - Visual Artists open
their booths. |
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10 a.m. Silent Auction begins in
the Visitor
Center |
10 a.m. Silent Auction begins in
the Visitor
Center |
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11 a.m. - Continuous Entertainment
on the stage |
11 a.m. - Continuous Entertainment
on the stage |
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12 p.m. - Janet Julian and Heather
Maharry work with kids on arts & crafts projects
in Booth #2 |
12 p.m. - Janet Julian and Heather
Maharry work with kids on arts & crafts projects
in Booth #2 |
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3:15 p.m. Children's Parade
to show off their crafts created with Janet Julian
and Heather Maharry. Parade begins at Booth #2,
going through the park walkways and ending at the
stage. |
3:15
p.m. Children's Parade to show off their
crafts created with Janet Julian
and Heather Maharry. Parade begins at Booth #2,
going through the park walkways. |
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3, p.m. - Old time Trolley Ride and narration
of historic sites and public sculptures around
Wilsonville, leaving from the
Visitor
Center north side parking lot. |
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Ongoing - Community Mural Project begins with
Hector Hernandez in the
Visitor
Center |
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Ongoing - Student Art Pavilion, work of
selected area grade school through high school
student display their art. |
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Ongoing - Key Club Kid-Art Pavilion. Come
play with the Key Club for more Arts & Crafts. |
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Ongoing- Watch and help Somniative create a
Floral Site Installation from recycled floral
products at booth #1. |
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Ongoing - Wilsonville Theater Company will show
taped scenes from their productions. Booth #5. |
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Ongoing - High Riggers will photograph kids
in their miniature authentic buckboard with 2
miniature horses. Booth #4. |
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4 p.m. - Silent Auction closes for
the day - to be continued Sunday |
2 p.m. - Silent Auction closes.
Winning bidders will be contacted to claim their
successful bids. |
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6 p.m. - Festival closes for the
day. |
5 p.m. - Festival closes until
next year. |
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An Old Fashioned
Trolley Tour
Hop aboard the vintage trolley for a narrated tour of
Wilsonville’s historic, cultural and natural sights. On
Saturday, June 5 during the Festival of Arts, SMART will provide
a tour guide, trolley and conductor to drive a full load of
passengers around town to see such historic sites as the Norris
Young Machine Shop and Ridder House, public sculpture including
Jesse Swickard’s steel ‘Guardian’, and heritage trees in the Old
School Grove and Frank Lockyear Memorial Grove. Tours are at 1,
2, & 3 p.m. Saturday leaving from the north side Visitor Center
parking lot during the Festival of Arts.
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Second Annual
Parade Coming to Town
Everyone loves a
parade!
The second
annual parade is coming to town June 5 as the kick-off to the
Wilsonville Festival of Arts. The Chamber of Commerce is
sponsoring the event,
along with the City of Wilsonville.
Theme for this
year’s parade: is ‘Junk to Funk’, which complements the Festival
of Arts ‘Recycled and Upcycled’ theme. Entrants are encouraged
to find creative ways to showcase their recycled treasures and
interesting ‘has beens’ into a whole new art-form-on wheels (or
foot) for this year’s parade.
The Parade
will begin at Parker Johnstone Wilsonville Honda, winding
through Wilsonville and ending at the 2010 Wilsonville Festival
of Arts.
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Community Art Projects
At
2010 Wilsonville Festival of Arts
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Janet Julian &
Kids Activities
Photos
of Kids on an Old Miniature Buckboard
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"On the Stage"
Festival Performances
Click here to see our Performance Page
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2010 Festival Visual
Artists
In Alphabetical Order by Last Name
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Name |
Medium |
Booth # |
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Ang, Lyle,
www.livingstonescreations.com |
Jewelry |
83 |
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Armitage, Jenny,
Dancing Feathers Studio,
www.jennyarmitage.com/blog |
Watercolor |
47 |
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Barry, Tina,
Tina Barry Designs,
www.tinabarrydesigns.com |
Jewelry |
20-21 |
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Bennett, Emma,
Aphrodites Treasures |
Jewelry |
15 |
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Bennett, Joe,
Joe Bennett Glass Designs |
Glass |
77 |
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Beyer, Ian,
Ian Beyer Metals,
www.ianbeyermetals.com |
Metal |
27 |
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Breck, Paul,
www.imaginarymetalart.com |
Metal |
76 |
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Brock, JoAutumn,
Rising Earth Images,
www.rising-earth-images.com |
Watercolor |
62 |
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Burbeck, Doug,
Burbeck's Jewelry |
Jewelry |
41 |
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Church, Lisa,
Vancouverture,
www.vancouverture.etsy.com |
Wood |
42 |
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Coblentz, Bruce,
Tanager Spring Turnings |
Wood |
45 |
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Coughlin, Laura |
Other |
78 |
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Curtis, Michelle,
Earthen Vessels Pottery,
www.evpottery.com |
Clay |
49-50 |
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Dooley, Douglas,
Douglas C. Dooley, Photography,
www.dcdooley-photography.net |
Photography |
18 |
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Dufoose, Nazare,
Soleil De
Provence |
Textile |
35 |
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Dumas, Dennis,
Fish Creek Photos |
Digital Art |
84 |
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Ellsworth, Jen,
Fairy Forge,
www.fairyforge.com |
Metal |
14 |
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Elysium Artists,
www.elysiumartists.com |
Group |
23a-b |
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Fordyce, Mitzi,
Secret Dragon Collectibles,
www.secretdragoncollectibles.com |
Other |
29 |
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Forrer, Kim,
Kim Forrer Designs,
www.kimforrerdesigns.com |
Jewelry |
75 |
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Fountain, Tamara,
Fountain Family Artists |
Metal |
58 |
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Fuller, Gwen,
Lubun Bay,
www.lubunbayjewelry.com |
Jewelry |
73 |
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Fulton, Bob & Lyn,
Bob Fulton Garden Art |
Metal |
38 |
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Glasser, John,
EcoChimes |
Glass |
60 |
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Good-Hanson, Carole,
Gemini Gypsy,
www.geminigypsy.com |
Glass |
40 |
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Gottfried, Jana,
Handmade by Jana,
www.janagottfried.com |
Wearable |
28 |
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Grogan, Cheryll,
Cheryll Grogan Art |
Acrylic |
34 |
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Guschov, Victor,
Nagoola Design,
www.guschov.com |
Jewelry |
52 |
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Guthrie, Carolyn,
Guthrie Design,
www.flickr.com/photos/carolynguthrie |
Photography |
31 |
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Hanson, Deanna,
Sculpture by Deanna |
Clay |
73 |
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Hargrave, Alexxus,
Blooming Glass,
www.bloomingglass.com |
Glass |
86 |
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Kayteisl, Hi Riggers |
Other |
4 |
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Kennison, Lyn,
Blue Eyed Creations,
www.lynkennison.com |
Glass |
66 |
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Kern, Rose,
Ambre Rose,
http://ambrerose.etsy.com |
Jewelry |
61 |
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Kohring, Henry,
Hanks Fine Jewelry |
Jewelry |
39 |
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Lauritzen, Lee,
Natural Images |
Acrylic |
37 |
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Lenci, Misi Gail,
ML Design |
Clay |
51 |
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Ligocki, Lew & Marty,
Impeccable Images,
www.impeccableimages.com |
Photography |
46 |
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Long, Linda, Linda Long Art |
Digital Art |
11 |
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Ma, Johnny,
Shasta Image |
Metal |
22 |
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Mackiernan, Ann,
AM Glass Studio,
www.amglassstudio.com |
Jewelry |
78 |
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Martin, Jerry,
Martin Mobiles,
www.jerryrmartin.com |
Metal |
51 |
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McBurney, Cynthia,
GPD Designs LLC,
www.gpddesigns.com |
Jewelry |
71 |
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McMullen, James,
Peregrin Enterprises LLC |
Photography |
82 |
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Meeker, Sharon,
Just Beachy |
Glass |
19 |
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Millager, Dick & Jane,
Laminated Wood Designs & Jewels of Wood,
www.dickjanemillager.com |
Wood |
79 |
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Moen, Deberah,
Make Mine Pottery,
www.nav.to/makeminepottery |
Clay |
24 |
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Morrow, Susan,
Studio 101,
www.studio101arts.net |
Acrylic |
55 |
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Niedert, Debbie & Ron, Cracked
Pots Humming Bird Feeders |
Metal |
16 |
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Obermayr, Anna Willow,
Oberini Glass Design Inc,
www.oberiniglassdesign.com |
Glass |
17 |
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O'Connor, Zewei,
Dreamscape Studio,
www.zeweioconnor.com |
Textile |
53 |
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O'Shell, Del & Eppie,
Softoys,
www.softoys.com |
Textile |
54 |
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Randall, Sylvia,
Cowgirl At Heart,
www.cowgirlatheart.net |
Watercolor |
32 |
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Reitmaier, Christopher,
Somniative, www.myspace.com/somniative |
Recycled |
1 |
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Rodriguez, Romulo,
Click Photography |
Photography |
36 |
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Sanders, Elizabeth, Elizabeth
Sanders Art |
Wearable |
65 |
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Schnickels, Diane,
Garden Treasures Photography |
Photography |
69 |
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Scott, Lindsey,
Cowdawg Creations |
Metal |
67-68 |
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Sparks-Shively, Barbara,
www.glaslady47.weebly.com |
Glass |
12 |
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Stocker, Jim & Lori,
Essence of Fire LLC,
www.essenceoffire.com |
Clay |
25 |
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Strong, Audry,
Watch Me,
www.watchmebands.com |
Jewelry |
85 |
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Sutherland/Stanton,
Sutherland Photography,
www.sutherland-photography.com |
Photography |
44 |
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Thompson, Wendy,
www.wthompsonart.com |
Jewelry |
56 |
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Wallis, Pat, Pat Wallis Metal
Sculpture |
Metal |
80-81 |
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Wampler, Stott & Shan,
Four Cedars Studio |
Jewelry |
13 |
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Weiss, Lauri,
Black Dog Studio |
Book Arts |
26 |
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Wells, Heather,
HLJ Photography,
www.hljphotography.com |
Photography |
57 |
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Wells, Tanna & Danny, Art
Gallery NW, Wood Art NW |
Painting/Wood |
91 |
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Williams, Elaine,
Wacky Women R Fun,
www.wackywomenrfun.com |
Jewelry |
30 |
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Wolf, Ron,
Maple Hill Pix,
www.maplehillpix.com |
Photography |
63-64 |
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Ziegler, Rob & Johnna,
Oregon Rain Soap,
www.oregonrainsoap.com |
Other |
70 |
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Culture Council
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Wilsonville, Oregon
Fund Arts & Culture in
Wilsonville by purchasing a
Wilsonville Arts & Culture
Council Savings Card
Wilsonville Arts
& Culture Council
Bringing the Wilsonville
Community the best in
Music, art, theater
and literature.
Promoting and supporting Arts and Culture
in Wilsonville;
to provide access to arts and culture
to all people in Wilsonville
The WA&CC Membership Savings card is only $35 and is good for
one year from your date of issue. Go to
www.wilsonvillecard.org to see a sample of the savings or
visit our website at
www.WilsonvilleArts.org.
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To: Wilsonville area businesses:
We would like to introduce you to an advertising opportunity for
your business, and at the same time support arts & culture in
Wilsonville. The Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council (WA&CC) is
working with FunDAZ in a fundraising venture. FunDaz’s goal is
to help fund schools and other programs by giving consumers
discounts on products they use every day. Merchants win with
customers being drawn to their doors. At this time we are able
to offer merchants FREE advertising. Merchants will be listed
on the FunDAZ website for WA&CC. They will also be listed on the
FunDaz national site.
WA&CC is making an impact on the Wilsonville Community and
beyond. The Council’s mission is to promote and support arts
and culture by providing a structure where Wilsonville area arts
and culture organizations can work together. WA&CC’s signature
event, Wilsonville Festival of Arts, has just celebrated its
10th. anniversary. We are a partner for many other events in
the community such as The NW Author’s Series and Book Notes
Concert Series—both at the library, and the Wilsonville Theater
Company operating at the Frogpond Grange.
What we would like to have happen is for the business community
of Wilsonville to become involved in supporting arts and
culture. With this no-cost-for-participation opportunity, as a
FunDaz merchant, all that is asked is to provide the best
discount you have for card holders, ie: regular “dinner 2 for 1”
could be “dinner 2 for 1 plus a free drink”. We understand
this may take some creative thinking for some business
discounts. Feel free to look at the website
www.wilsonvillecard.org to get an idea, then, let your
creative juices flow.
In the current economic climate, traditional grant funding
organizations are cutting back and WA&CC is feeling the effect.
It is more important than ever that we build our membership
base. We need your help.
There are many ways to become a Sponsor. One way is to become a
supporting sponsor with the FunDaz savings card. Business can
support WA&CC with a bulk purchase and utilize the cards for
employee incentives, birthdays, Christmas gifts, or for special
customer appreciation. We can create a custom package to meet
your needs.
The savings card is good for one year from the date of issue.
To become a FunDaz merchant and support the Wilsonville Arts &
Culture Council, contact Kate Atkins, Membership Coordinator, at
503-692-8653 or
kateatkins@wilsonvilearts.org.
She can also develop a personalized package for your business.
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Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council | P.O. Box 861
| Wilsonville | OR | 97070
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Joke Du Jour
Recycling?
Trying to do my share to help the
environment, I set up a trash basket at my church and posted
above it this suggestion: "Empty water bottles here."
I should have been a little more specific, because when I went
to check it later, I didn't find any bottles in it. But it was
full of water.
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