Please note corrected copy of Call for Sculptures.
The call is being made by 'Arts and Culture Alliance of Wilsonville".
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2010-2011 Quarter Three Newsletter
March 2011
Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council
Wilsonville, Oregon |
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Inside this issue:
Clickable Links
Wilsonville Festival of Arts 2011
Books Saturday Headliner Band
Call for Volunteers
Wilsonville Festival of Arts 2011 Gains Rose
Festival Sanctioned Event Status
Beauty & the Bridge: The I-5 Connection
Arts and Culture Alliance of Wilsonville Call
For Sculptures
Public Art Sculpture Returns to Wilsonville
This is your brain on... ART
Preview of
Festival Events
Wilsonville High School Fine Art News
"Dewey Talks" at the Wilsonville Library
Executive Director revisits 2007 honor
Wilsonville Theater's "Cinderella's Dream"
Book Notes Concerts
Soul'd Out Defends A Cappella Title
Calendar
Photo Submission
WACC Directors
Joke du Jour
www.WilsonvilleArts.org
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Trail Band
Photo by Keith Buckley
“In the last of 5 sold-out performances, the
eight member group put on an exuberant, classy and wide-ranging
display of original tunes and fresh arrangements of traditional
acoustic music that delighted the crowd with humor and
musicianship.”
Lynn Darroch,
The Oregonian
Wilsonville
Festival of Arts 2011
Books Saturday Headliner Band
This year, through the generous sponsorship of
Fred Meyer, the Wilsonville Festival of Arts is able to present
Trail Band, a Marv Ross Production, as its Saturday, June 4th.
performance headliner. Rindy & Marv Ross are the singer/songwriter
duo that founded Seafood Mama, Quarterflash, and The Trail Band.
Oregon natives, they are best known for their
5 top-forty songs with Quarterflash including their #1 hit, Harden
My Heart.
After a decade in the eighties of gold and
platinum records and extensive touring with Elton John, Linda
Ronstadt, and Jefferson Starship, the Rosses moved back to Oregon
and created The Trail Band - a brass and string early Americana band
that has released 10 CDs and has toured internationally including a
rare two-week series of appearances in North Korea.
Marv & Rindy also co-created the hit Artist
Rep musical, 'The Ghosts of Celilo' with Native American artists
Thomas Morning Owl and Chenoa Egawa, garnering 8 Portland Area
Musical Theatre Awards.
In 2009, they released "Goodbye Uncle Buzz"
their first duet CD.
The Rosses were inducted into The Oregon Music
Hall of Fame and received the Alumni Award of Excellence from
Western Oregon University.
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Call for Volunteers
The Wilsonville Festival of Arts is now an officially sanctioned
event for the Portland Rose Festival. The designation brings the
annual community festival some exciting new opportunities. One of
them is a chance to tell Rose Festival visitors about the Festival
of Arts, just down the freeway in Wilsonville.
To
get the word out, volunteers are needed to staff the booth at the
Rose Festival City Fair in Portland on Memorial Weekend, May 27 –
30.
There are many other jobs, large and small, for community supporters
who want to help stage this unique and popular event which
celebrates the arts – visual, dramatic, musical and literary.
Everyone can contribute to the success envisioned for 2011 and is
invited to be part of the inspiration, planning and final production
of the annual Wilsonville Festival of Arts 2011, June 4 and 5.
For more information,
contact Theonie Gilmore, 503.638.6933 or
theonie@WilsonvilleArts.org
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Wilsonville Festival of Arts 2011
A Rose Festival Event
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Wilsonville Festival of Arts 2011
Gains Rose Festival Sanctioned Event Status
We are please to announce that this year, the
Wilsonville Festival of Arts is part of the Rose Festival roster.
What does this mean? The Wilsonville
Festival of Arts will be listed in all of the
Calendar listings in the annual Rose
Festival Calendar of Events brochure - 100,000 distributed
throughout USA and Canada April through June and calendar listing in
10,000 Rose Festival Souvenir Programs. Each event receives up to a
quarter page ad in 200 Rose Festival General Media
Wilsonville Festival of Arts 2011 will
be in guides provided to local and regional media and inter-active
Calendar listings on the Rose Festival’s website, ranked in the top
5 percent of all websites in the world
www.RoseFestival.org. We will receive visibility in the Community
Events Booth in the heart of the Festival’s Waterfront Village –
seen by hundreds of thousands of visitors -by staffing for a day or
by providing posters & fliers.
We will have the rights to the Rose Festival
name and logo for our event advertising, publications, and
promotional materials.
This is great news for all the participants in
the Wilsonville Festival of Arts and for tourism in Wilsonville. We
are hoping that the increased traffic in Wilsonville will help all
local businesses. We encourage businesses to sponsor the
Wilsonville Festival of Arts and receive recognition in the Festival
Program Guide. To become a sponsor, visit
http://www.wilsonvillearts.org/Festival%202011/Sponsorship/Sponsorship.htm
or call Theonie Gilmore at 503-638-6933.
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Beauty &
the Bridge: The I-5 Connection
Wilsonville schools and
students will be involved in the design, creation, and development
of the student focused public art project.
(excerpt from
SMART website:)
Wilsonville Road is the key to linking travel
east and west in our community, and The Wilsonville Road Interchange
Enhancement Project is the key ingredient for investing in a safe,
secure, and pleasant pedestrian and bicycle connection under I-5.
The
City of Wilsonville and the
Oregon Department of Transportation are
re-designing and improving the I-5 interchange on Wilsonville Road.
The goals are to connect
Wilsonville with:
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A
safe east/west bicycle and pedestrian crossing under I-5
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An
inviting, comfortable, and aesthetically pleasing environment to
improve mobility and encourage bicycling and walking
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A
school-based process that involves students in design, creation,
and production of public art along the underpass walls
Wilsonville students will
have the opportunity to craft a truly local work of art that
connects them not only today to a unique civic and educational
experience but also to Wilsonville for years to come.
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Arts and Culture Alliance of Wilsonville Call For Sculptures
reprint from RACC website
The
Arts and Culture Alliance of Wilsonville Oregon (ACAW) is pleased to
announce a “Call for Sculptors” to submit entries to be juried for
inclusion in ACAW’s 2011 Public Sculpture Project.Seven sites
(plinths) will be available for the placement of the sculptures
throughout the city.
Submission Guidelines:
All applications will be reviewed to ensure the quality of the work
and suitability to the concept of public art. All pieces will be
juried. The following parameters must be met for acceptance in the
ACAW 2011 project. In case of multiple submissions, each piece will
be selected on its own merits. Keep in mind that the selected pieces
will be placed in public pedestrian areas and must be free of sharp,
pointy elements posing safety hazards to passersby and children.
1. Completed and ready for
installation no later than June 1, 2011.
2. A free-standing sculpture.
3. Fit on a ground-level steel-plated concrete base 60” x 60”.
4. Able to be fastened by welding, or using an adaptor plate for
welding.
5. Of high artistic quality.
6. Require minimum maintenance.
7. Resistant as possible to vandalism, and withstand effects of
weather.
8. Maintain its original appearance throughout the duration of the
24-month contract.
9. Of such a scale as may be viewable from a distance.
10. Minimum height of 60”.
11. Any component that extends beyond the 60”x60” perimeter must be
a minimum of 84” above ground level. (Safety and landscape
maintenance concerns.)
12. Original – not mass produced
Deadline:
4/15/11
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Public Art
Sculpture Returns to Wilsonville
The first of eight new public art
sculptures was put in place at Town
Center Park on January 7th. The
life-sized horse sculpture was created by local artist Jesse
Swickard.
The Arts and Culture
Alliance of Wilsonville, a core group of volunteers, has formed the
new committee not only to bring back the public sculptures through
new funding sources, but to revitalize art, culture and historical
projects.
“We are pleased to
announce that the first of eight public sculptures is in place,”
said ACAW steering committee member David DeHart, in an email to the
group’s supporters. He also stood by on the chilly January morning
as Swickard carefully rolled the horse sculpture into place. A cold
rain pelted down, but it couldn’t diminish DeHart’s smile.
The sculpture,
nicknamed 'Willie', is hosted by the Wilsonville Chamber of Commerce
and Oregon Horse Country and remain as an installation for one
year.
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This is your brain on...
ART
Adult 55+ Event
Join
brain wellness expert, Roger Anunsen, as he presents how
participation in creative endeavors can create new connections and
enhance current functioning in your brain. The lecture will take
place at the Wilsonville Community Center on Thursday, March 24th
from 3:00pm to 4:30pm - pre-registration is required. Immediately
following the lecture an art show and sale featuring local artists
will take place featuring demonstrations from various art groups
that meet at the Community Center. Demonstration tables will
include: pottery, watercolor, oil painting, photography and more.
This part of the event will run from 4:30 pm to 7:00 pm and hors d’
oeuvres will be prepared by chefs from SpringRidge at Charbonneau.
This event offers the opportunity to meet local artists, add to your
art collection, and explore various creative pursuits that will help
keep your brain healthy.
To
register for the event please call the Community Center.
For
more information, please contact Patty Brescia at 503-570-1525.
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A Preview of Events planned for
the 12th. Annual Wilsonville Festival of Arts |
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For
the first time, local authors will join the Wilsonville Festival of
Arts
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June 4th. and 5th. at the Wilsonville
Town Center Park in Wilsonville, Oregon for the 12th. Annual
Wilsonville Festival of Arts. This will be a new and great
opportunity to buy books and meet our authors.
Authors can get additional information as well
as an application from the organization website,
www.WilsonvilleArts.org
or by calling Kit Whittaker, 503.682.1446.
Author applications must be filled out
and returned
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 April
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Hoof
Beats! 3rd. Annual Wilsonville Festival of Arts Parade
June 4th 10:00am -11:00am Free!
Memorial Drive & Parkway to Town Center Loop East & Courtside
Join us for a parade celebrating community, the arts and
Oregon's Horse Country! The parade will feature creative entries
with a focus on horses and the people that love them. Follow the
parade to Wilsonville’s Festival of Arts at Town Center Park.
To apply for participation in this 3rd. Annual
Parade, go to
www.wilsonvillechamber.com
or contact Jennifer Johnson at 503-682-3314.
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The Visual Artists of the
2011
Wilsonville Festival of Arts
This
year we have an excellent mix of visual artists, including fabric,
jewelry (bead, fine, ornamental), artisan products, edibles, glass,
clay, drawing, painting (encaustic, acrylic, oil, watercolor) metal,
photography, sculpture and wood. All of our artists have been
juried and are ready to show and sell their art. Many of our
artists have also donated pieces to this year's Silent Auction.
Come and see this excellent array of art and support our artists by
selecting special pieces. No time better to start filling in that
Holiday list, too.
View the artist gallery at
http://www.wilsonvillearts.org/Gallery%202011/2011_Gallery.htm
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Join the students of Art Tech High School in their
participatory art form creation. Look for
their installation in the center of the Festival, and join in
the fun created for all ages.
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West
Linn/Wilsonville District
Student Art
Pavilion
A collection of artwork produced by the top
art students. Many of the students were featured in the Pacific
Northwest College of Arts 'Gold Key' exhibit this last February.
Lucy Lawrence
(photography) and Corinne Luper (drawing) won two of the ten
category awards for best performance! Also, Wilsonville High School
was one of 30 high schools selected statewide to participate in the
biannual juried show at the Hoffman Gallery at the
Oregon College of Art & Craft Biannual,
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Children's
Library
Storytelling
The Children’s Staff of the
Wilsonville Public Library will present dynamic stories for kids and
families and share information about the Library’s 2011 Summer
Reading Program:
One World, Many Stories.
Library story times include puppets, props, crowd participation, and
other surprises. All ages are welcome. Located at the north edge
of the Festival between
Literary Plaza and KidStuff
Activities.
Steven
Engelfried, Youth Services Librarian
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KidStuff Crafts
will be presented by Wilsonville High School Students Gunta Klavina,
Alyssa McPartland and Felicia Davis. Also, Portland Community
College ceramics student Dawning McGinnis will provide hands-on
demonstrations for kids.
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Oregon Glass Guild will provide glass art demonstrations
under the arbor, east side of the Visitor's Center.
The
Oregon Glass Guild (OGG) is a non-profit membership organization
that strives to unite and inform Oregon's multi-disciplined art
glass community.
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Glass
Workshop for children grades 3-8, will be held May 21st.,
presented by glass artist Lyn Kennison, member of the Oregon Glass
Guild. The projects produced by the children will be taken and
fired courtesy of the Oregon Glass Guild, then be available for sale
at the Silent Auction during the festival. To sign up for the
workshop, contact Kate Atkins, kateatkins@wilsonvillearts.org.
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This year’s
Wilsonville Festival of Arts event is going to be bigger and
better than ever. To start things off, there will be the third
annual Wilsonville Parade on Saturday morning. The parade will wind
through town and end at Town Center Park and our annual Festival of
Arts. We know you’ll want to be there too! Here are facts about the
Festival:
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A two-day arts
celebration, kicking off with the Wilsonville Chamber of
Commerce's Third Annual PARADE through town.
Juried
Visual Art Show features the work professional artists.
Authors book sales and
signing
Live
music, dance, storytelling on the Main Stage.
Sponsored
By
Saturday Headliner: Trail Band -
4-6 PM -
Main Stage
Student Art Pavilion
showcases artwork from the West Linn-Wilsonville School
District.
Children’s Pavilion provides interactive art for the
young festival guests
Silent Auction
Literary Art
Pavilion featuring several local authors
Food Vendors |
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June 4th & 5th 2011 - Saturday 10 AM – 6 PM; Sunday 10 –
5 |
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Wilsonville
Visitor Information Center at Town Center Park
29600 S.W. Park Place, Wilsonville, Oregon
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WHO: |
All ages
welcomed at this festival celebrating the arts and
artists! |
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This is a
Free event for the public. Donations welcomed. |
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Hosted by Wilsonville Chamber & Visitor Information
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Wilsonville Festival of Arts 2011
PO Box 861 Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
503.682.1446 or
503.638.6933
www.WilsonvilleArts.org
 
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It’s that time of
year when the major art competitions and exhibitions begin.
Wilsonville High School artists have had wonderful success so far
this winter!
* Scholastic
Art Awards 2011: Portland Metro Regional Judging
Results are in for
the regional judging of Scholastic Art Awards (perhaps the oldest
award organization in the nation that acknowledges excellence in
visual arts and writing. Gold Key winning works proceed to the
national competition in New York, where Wilsonville H.S. has fared
well in the past. Thirty-one WHS artists submitted 148 total works
this year (the highest number of submissions, ever, from our
school), which were judged by category; each category was assigned
three judges who are prominent, regional artists who work in that
given medium. Ninety-five out of the 148 works from our school were
recognized by the judges.
- The Gold Key Exhibition
Gold Key works by
WHS artists featured in a group exhibition at Pacific Northwest
College of Art for the month of February included:
Kalia Bistolas
(drawing), Felicia Davis (painting), Lucy Lawrence (5
photographs, 1 painting),
Corinne Luper
(3 drawings), Rachel Pappadis (painting),
Lauren Salgado (painting), Elise Schalk (painting),
Hannah Sedlak (drawing),
Jaylene
Vanderhoff (drawing),
Tiera Wiegand (painting).
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Senior Portfolios
All five of our submitted senior portfolios received awards
this year! Elise
Schalk (painting), Lucy Lawrence (photography),
and Hannah Sedlak
(photography) received Gold Keys and their portfolios have
continued on to
the national competition. Additionally, Schalk and
Lawrence received
sizable scholarships from art programs for their excellent
portfolios (Oregon
College of Art and Craft and Marylhurst University,
respectively). Silver
Keys went to Lucy Lawrence (painting portfolio) and
Hannah Sedlak
(mixed-media portfolio).
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Category Winners
Lucy Lawrence
(photography) and Corinne Luper (drawing) won two of the ten
category awards for best performance!
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High School Art Northwest 2011 @ George Fox University
This annual,
juried exhibition features works from high school students from
Oregon, Washington, and Idaho, who are allowed to submit only two
pieces each. An outside juror (a regionally-acclaimed artist)
selects from hundreds of submissions. This year, seven works by
Wilsonville H.S. artists were featured in the February show at the
Donald Lindgren Gallery in the Ross Center. Two of our artists,
Hannah Sedlak and Lucy Lawrence, earned cash prizes for
their Honorable Mention recognitions. The other WHS artists whose
work got into the show are Felicia Davis, Cameron DePiero,
Corinne Luper, and Elise Schalk.
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"Dewey Talks" at
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“GARDENING – HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN
GROW?”
FREE (Discussion, Film and/or Talk) about gardening
Event part of the “Dewey
Talks” series from Wilsonville Library
(April 7, 2011) –
Annual, biennials and perennials (with samples) are the focus of
this free event.
This
presentation features Master Gardener, Laura Eyer, and is on
Thursday, April 7 from 6:30-8 at the Wilsonville Library. Eyers’
expertise is as a gardener and an experienced speaker. Her
appearance is hosted and sponsored by the Wilsonville Library.
Seating is limited so
sign-ups at the Library are recommended.
For more information about this free community
event, please contact John Smith at 503-570-1594 or email
smith@wilsonvillelibrary.org
May 5th
- Tea Ceremony with the Wakai Tea Association, Portland |
FREE
DISCUSSION/CONVERSATION/PRESENTATION ABOUT FOOD RELATED TOURISM IN
OREGON
Event part of the “Dewey Talks”
conversation/program series
March 3, 2011 –
6:30 to 8
Have you ever toured
Oregon on an empty stomach, wanted to dine on local cuisine or been
tempted to stop by a roadside vendor and buy some of the local food?
Have you ever stopped to
eat at “Moes” or the “Sylvia Beach Hotel (Oregon Coast), the “Donald
Café” in Donald, or Crater Lake Lodge (Central Oregon)? Some locals
say the steaks at “Grubsteak Mining Co.” in John Day (Eastern
Oregon) are the best in the state! Warning – do not come to this
program on an empty stomach!
This, and more, is the
focus of “Food Tourism in Oregon” a free conversation with Kevin
Wright, Marketing Director, Travel Oregon.. The presentation will
be on Thursday, March 3 at 8200 SW Wilsonville Rd. in Wilsonville
(Library).
This program is hosted
and sponsored by the Wilsonville Public Library.
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Executive Director revisits 2007 honor at 'Heart of Gold: 10-Year
Reunion'
Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council
Executive Director, Theonie Gilmore, had a lot of fun at the
Rotary's 'Heart of Gold' Ten Year Reunion dinner. Theonie won the
2007 'First Citizen' award.
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"Theonie, a music educator, moved to Wilsonville in 1973 and has
been a strong advocate for the arts ever since. She founded the
Wilsonville Arts and Culture Council which produces the yearly
Wilsonville Festival of Arts. She has also spearheaded the creation
of oral history tapes and placement of historic murals in the
Wilsonville Clackamas County Visitor Center."...
The
Heart of Gold dinner is the Rotary’s primary fund-raising event and
previous winners have been invited to attend and take another bow.
Attire this year is recommended as “reunion, prom or vintage wear.”
This
years 'First Citizen' award goes to Debbie Laue, who was selected
from a pool of many deserving, service-minded citizens for her
incredible service, from serving on the chamber of commerce board of
directors, chairing the Grad Night party for Wilsonville High School
and establishing the Fun in the Park community celebration, just to
name a few of her accomplishments.
 
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The Wilsonville Theater Company
Up Next"
"Cinderella's
Dream"
Performances: April 29th & 30th and May 6th & 7th.
Beauty may only be skin deep, but it's ugly
that hits the funny bone! While Cinderella and her prince play it
straight, her stepmother, the Archduke, and the stepsisters are
wacky comical. A combination of slapstick, sly asides, and pratfalls
make this a great stage comedy. The fairy godmother works behind the
scenes with fairy dust and funny lines to help Cinderella's dreams
come true. Lots of laughs. Hilarious situations, witty lines and
zany characterizations make this full-length play memorable
entertainment for all ages.
Performances will be held at: Frogpond Grange
27350 Stafford Road, Wilsonville OR 97070
www.wilsonvilletheatercompany.org |
Free
Concerts Produced by
Wilsonville
Friends of the Library
Every
Second Saturday at 2 PM
October
through May
March 12
Larry B Wilder and the Stumptown Stars
April 9
Boeckman School Choir & WHS Soul'd Out
May 12
Lee Highway
Wilsonville Public Library
8200 SW Wilsonville Rd.
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
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Soul'd Out Defends A
Cappella Title
Please congratulate the Wilsonville High School Premier A Cappella
group, Soul'd Out. Last Saturday, they successfully defended the
title they won last year as the International Championship of High
School A cappella winner of the western United States. Soul'd Out
competed against six Oregon schools and a group from Wyoming. They
will now be able to go back to New York in April and compete for the
National High School A Cappella competition. Ethan Crystal
won an individual honor for best musical arrangement and the entire
group won best choreo for their entire set of music. The group will
begin fundraising for the trip to New York. Please contact
Sue Schreiner for fundraising information
and to contribute!
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The Calendar
March
Storytime
3/1/2011 6:30 PM -
7:00 PM,
Free
Wilsonville Public
Library - Oak Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road.
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Bring the whole family and join us having fun with books, stories,
and songs. Find out more on our
Storytime page.
Tuesday evenings
6:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday mornings 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday afternoons 1:00 to 1:30 p.m.
Thursday mornings 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
January 11 through March 17
FREE
DISCUSSION/CONVERSATION/PRESENTATION ABOUT FOOD RELATED TOURISM IN
OREGON
Event part of the “Dewey Talks” conversation/program series
March 3, 2011 – 6:30 to 8
8200 SW Wilsonville Rd. in Wilsonville (Library).
This program is hosted and sponsored by the Wilsonville Public
Library.
Book Club
- March 10, For Adults - Little Bee by Chris
Cleave
3/10/2011 6:00 PM -
8:00 PM
Free
Wilsonville Public
Library - Rose Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Book Notes Concert Series
March 12th, 2011 2 PM "In The Stacks"
Wilsonville Public Library
8200 SW Wilsonville Road
The Stumptown Stars
Dynamic entertainment, outstanding acoustic musicians, and
compelling music are offered from each genre: bluegrass, folk,
Americana roots, gospel, and cowboy - featuring fancy and harmony
yodeling!
Oil Painting -
All Ages
Saturday 3/12
11:00 AM - 3:00 PM
Wilsonville Library $48
NW Author Series:
Empowering Writers: Produce Yourself, Partner & Prosper
Presented
by Christina Katz
3/13/2011 3:30 PM -
5:30 PM
$5 at the door
Oak Room - Wilsonville Public
Library
8200 SW Wilsonville Road.
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
The Northwest Author Series is a literary speaker series sponsored
by the Wilsonville Public Library, the Wilsonville Friends of the
Library, and the Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council. The series is
organized and hosted by Wilsonville author Christina Katz.
K-2 Book Adventures
- For kindergarten through 2nd grade - Silly Stories
3/17/2011 4:00 PM -
5:00 PM
Free
Wilsonville Public
Library - Oak Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
This
is your brain on Art (55+)
March 24th from 3:00pm to 4:30pm - pre-registration is required.
Join brain wellness expert, Roger Anunsen, as he presents how
participation in creative endeavors can create new connections and
enhance current functioning in your brain. The lecture will take
place at the Wilsonville Community Center on Thursday,
To register for the event please call the Community Center. For more
information, please contact Patty Brescia at 503-570-1525.
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April
Storytime
4/6/2011 10:30 AM
- 11:00 AM
Free
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road, Wilsonville,
Oregon 97070
Bring the whole family and join us having fun with books, stories,
and songs. Find out more on our
Storytime page.
Tuesday evenings
6:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday mornings 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday afternoons 1:00 to 1:30 p.m.
Thursday mornings 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
April 5 through May 26
Oak Room
“GARDENING – HOW DOES YOUR GARDEN
GROW?”
FREE (Discussion, Film and/or Talk) about gardening
Event part of the “Dewey Talks” series from Wilsonville Library
(April 7, 2011) 6:30-8
For more information about this free community event, please contact
John Smith at 503-570-1594 or email smith@wilsonvillelibrary.org.
Book
Notes
April 9th, 2010 2 PM "In The Stacks"
Wilsonville Public Library
8200 SW Wilsonville Road
Boeckman School Choir
AND
Soul'd Out
Choral music offerings of WHS group: "Soul'd Out". They are a group
of 19 members, including a vocal percussionist (beatboxer). They
perform entirely a cappella versions of popular music. Opening is
the Boeckman School Choir directed by Kelly Myers
Book
Club - April 14 - For
Adults - Book of Unholy Mischief by Elle
Newmark
4/14/2011 6:00 PM
- 8:00 PM
Free
Wilsonville Public Library - Rose
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road, Wilsonville,
Oregon 97070
Book Bash
For 3rd through 5th grade - Funny Stories
4/14/2011 6:30 PM -
7:30 PM
Free
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road, Wilsonville,
Oregon 97070
Great books for upper elementary school age readers, brought to
life through storytelling, acting, and audience participation. For
children in 3rd through 5th grade.
NW
Author Series: Fund Your
Projects: Grant Writing for the Literary Artist
Presented by Gigi Rosenberg
4/17/2011 3:30 PM - 5:30 PM
$5 at the door
Oak Room - Wilsonville Public
Library
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Brush Up
Your Shakespeare
Adult Literary Seminar
4/20/2011 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
$35. Texts available for purchase
at a discount.
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Brush Up Your Shakespeare
Adult Literary Seminar
4/27/2011 6:00 PM -
8:00 PM
$35. Texts available for purchase at
a discount.
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
The Wilsonville Theater Company
"Cinderella's
Dream"
Performances: April 29th & 30th and May 6th & 7th.
Performances will be held at: Frogpond Grange
27350 Stafford Road, Wilsonville OR 97070
www.wilsonvilletheatercompany.org
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May
Brush Up Your Shakespeare
- Adult Literary Seminar
5/4/2011 6:00 PM -
8:00 PM
$35. Texts available for purchase at
a discount.
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Chanoyu: The Japanese Tea Ceremony
Dewey Talks - public lecture series
5/5/2011 6:30 PM -
8:00 PM
Free
Oak Room - Wilsonville Public
Library
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Storytime
4/6/2011 10:30 AM
- 11:00 AM
Free
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road, Wilsonville,
Oregon 97070
Bring the whole family and join us having fun with books, stories,
and songs. Find out more on our
Storytime page.
Tuesday evenings
6:30 to 7:00 p.m.
Wednesday mornings 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
Wednesday afternoons 1:00 to 1:30 p.m.
Thursday mornings 10:30 to 11:00 a.m.
April 5 through May 26
Oak Room
Lee
Highway
Book Notes Concert Series
5/7/2011 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM
Free
Wilsonville Public Library
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Brush Up
Your Shakespeare - Adult
Literary Seminar
5/11/2011 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
$35. Texts available for purchase
at a discount.
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Book
Club - May 12 - For
Adults
5/12/2011 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Free
Wilsonville Public Library -
Rose Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Brush Up
Your Shakespeare - Adult
Literary Seminar
5/18/2011 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
$35. Texts available for purchase
at a discount.
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
June
Wilsonville Festival of Arts
June 4 & 5 - Free
Town Center Park Saturday 10-6, Sunday 10-5
Hoof Beats Parade Saturday 10 AM from Parker Johnstone Honda to
Festival site.
Brush Up Your Shakespeare
Adult Literary Seminar
6/8/2011 6:00 PM -
8:00 PM
$35. Texts available for purchase at
a discount.
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road,
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Brush Up
Your Shakespeare - Adult
Literary Seminar
6/8/2011 6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
$35. Texts available for purchase
at a discount.
Wilsonville Public Library - Oak
Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road
Wilsonville, Oregon 97070
Book Club
- June 9 - For Adults - The Horse Boy by
Rupert Isaacson
6/9/2011 6:00
PM - 8:00 PM
Free
Wilsonville Public Library -
Rose Room
8200 SW Wilsonville Road
Wilsonville,
Oregon 97070
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Wilsonville Arts & Culture Council Directors
Wilsonville
Arts & Culture Council | P.O. Box 861 | Wilsonville | OR | 97070
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Joke Du Jour
Recently a guy in Paris nearly got away with stealing several
paintings from the Louvre. However, after planning the crime,
breaking in, evading security, getting out and escaping with the
goods, he was captured only two blocks away when his Econoline van
ran out of gas. When asked how he could mastermind such a crime and
then make such an obvious error, he replied:-"I had no Monet to buy
Degas to make the Van Gogh."
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