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August Newsletter
August 1, 2009
WELCOME NEW AND RENEWING MEMBERS
Dependable Air, Shirley Bruton, Joan & W.H. Hashbarger, Susie Kroencke, Carolyn & George McLellan, Christy & Dr. David Murphy, Notto Chiropractic Clinic, Dr. & Mrs. Michael Bell and Vickie & Ed Stingley
Community Chorale Presents Summer Concert
The Community Festival Chorale will present its Summer
Concert at 7 p.m. Aug. 8 in the fellowship hall of Central
Presbyterian Church located at 400 West Main in Russellville.
Concert will feature pop show tunes and patriotic pop such as Put a Little Love in Your Heart ( with Love Train); Nothing Could Be Finer: Those Fabulous 40’s; Bridge Over Troubled Water; America the Beautiful; Summertime; TV Time ( a medley of classic movie themes); and many more. Several soloists will be featured on some of the pieces.
The concert is free and open to the public. For information contact director Shirley Faulkner at 264-9107.
OTHER OPORTUNITIES TO VIEW/STUDY ART
The August Exhibit at Lake Dardanelle State Park Visitor Center will feature the works of artist Jeannie Stone.
The Russellville Branch Pope County Library will host paintings by Billie Jo Hawkins.
Running Deer Retreat Workshop
Running Deer Retreat welcomes Sheila Parsons for our fall 2009 watercolor workshop.
Dates are October 2, 3 and 4
Tuition is $250 for 3 days with a $75 deposit
Room cost is $60 per night private and $55 per night shared room
Continental breakfast first morning included in tuition price.
For more information call Paula Steel 479-495-2401 or
email: paulasteel@arkwest.com
Exciting August Exhibit
The Opening Reception for the August Exhibit will be held at the Arts
Center from 1:00-3:00 p.m. , Sunday, August 2. This exciting exhibit will spotlight 13 area women who are students of Sarah Keathley. Artists
exhibiting in addition to Keathley are Marie Biggers, Rita Goodman, Polly Hardin, Cindy Mahan, Joy Mason, Rhonda Monfee, Sherrlene Bird Parker, Joy Peebles, Jeannie Stone, Tonona Stone, Susan Jackson, Maysel Teeter, and Carol Watson. Come encourage these artists, hear their gallery talk, view their art, enjoy refreshments and visit and network with other artists and friends. Arts Center board members Karla Stanton and Richard Ruble are hosts for the reception.
Parents remember Family Sunday Funday held in the classroom in conjunction with the Exhibit Reception. Parents are invited to bring their children to view the exhibit and introduce them to fine art and the artists who
created the pieces. They then can create an art piece to take home with them. Supplies and instructor are furnished.
Both events are free and open to the public.
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