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2011 Math Mini-Bowl
Math Mini Bowl
2011 Math Mini-Bowl
Thursday, May 26, 2011
Calaveras River Academy / Mountain Oaks Gymnasium
9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
Grades 5-6
For more information, contact
Sharon Miller at (209) 736-6013
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| 02:00 PM - 05:00 PM |
Portrait Drawing Class - Galerie Copper
This class is for the person who wants to be successful in learning how to draw, choosing and using the correct tools. This course will prepare you for success in painting. Hand and eye coordination is learned, as well as tenacity and perseverance. More time may be needed to achieve success. Be prepared to spend more time if it is required.
Teacher is Gereon Rios, classes are at Galerie Copper in the Copper Town Square. Thursday afternoons from 2-5PM
Please call to sign up and to get details about neccessary supplies.
785-2050
www.townhallarts.com
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| 02:30 PM - 03:30 PM |
Play Day for Pre-Schoolers & Parents -Mountain Ranch
Play Day for Pre-Schoolers & Parents at the Mountain Ranch Youth Alliance Resource Center
Thursdays 2:30-3:30
Lucile Fenner 209-754-3905 or Ann Geyer 209-754-9130 or visit: http://www.mranchcc.org/YouthAlliance.htm
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| 03:00 PM |
Calaveras County Grief Support Group
Calaveras County Support Group
Location: The Calaveras Senior Center, 956 Mountain Ranch Rd., Room 8, San Andreas, Thursdays at 3:00 PM.
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| 04:00 PM - 05:30 PM |
Grief Support Group - Murphys
The Hospice of Amador and Calaveras Counties will be providing a weekly grief support group on Thursdays from 4:00 to 5:30. The group is a drop in group and is intended for adults, 18 and over. The group will meet at the First Congregational Church on Algiers Street in Murphys. All are welcome.
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Calaveras County Historical Society Diner
Informative dinner meetings are held on the fourth Thursday of every month at a variety of locations throughout the county. Members are encouraged to attend and the public is always welcome!
Contact below for details:
phone: (209) 754-1058
cchs@goldrush.com
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| 06:00 PM - 08:00 PM |
Arts Networking Open House - Jackson
Mix it up at Arts Networking Affair in Jackson May 26
The public is invited to come to the Arts Networking Open House sponsored by AmadorArts on Thursday, May 26th, from 6:00 to 8:00 pm, in Thomi’s Banquet Room just off South Highway 49 in Jackson. Admission to the themed quarterly event that is described as a Mixer for the Arts bringing everyone together is free to AmadorArts members, or just $5 per person, otherwise. Guests mingle while enjoying complimentary sumptuous appetizers and a no-host bar, provided by Thomi’s Restaurant, quickly becoming a lunch spot favorite for Jacksonians.
The theme of this Arts Networking Open House will be Youth in Arts, which is
a major focus of AmadorArts, also known as the Amador County Arts Council, a
non-profit public benefit organization that has been around for 29 years. Among the
featured artists will be the outstanding high school students Kellsey Long and Robert
Falco. Come and discover their unique talents.
Previous quarterly events have featured professional visual artists, and the next one,
also a fourth Thursday, on August 25th, will feature the theatre arts. The location will
be in the Volcano Amphitheatre, with the St. George Hotel catering the event while
actors from the Volcano Theatre Company present entertaining small vignettes.
At any of these arts mixers, expect to see a variety of people. Of course artists
of all types attend, but also business folks, retirees, young residents and more.
There’s always a raffle and other surprises.
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Gold Rush Writers Reading
Mother Lode Writers Reading and Book Signing at Barnes and Noble in Stockton
Eclectic New books spanning poetry, short stories, and novels
Thursday, May 26 - 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
Authors will read from their books and share their experiences in publishing their books and share insights into the writer's craft in these genres.
Monika Rose, Poet - River by the Glass, a collection of poems that encompasses our relationships with nature and those we love
Jim Lanier, fiction - The Bizarre Bazaar - an e-collection of short stories on Kindle and Nook about life and fantasy, and everything in between.
Paul Stein, novelist - The Fourth Law - a thriller mixing corporate espionage with science fiction, exploring the Grand Unified Theorem of astrophysics, and the relationships and bonds that tie family members together.
Glenn Wasson - Tales Mark Twain Would Have Loved to Steal - a humorous, award-winning collection of stories and poems, ranging from Mother Lode mysteries and histories, to military adventures as a Colonel and pilot in the Air Force. Wasson is offering a unique challenge: if you aren't amused by his antics in the book, you get a refund of your money and get to keep the book.
Contact Person: Linda Field (209) 736-0222
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| 07:00 PM - 09:00 PM |
The Full Monty- East Sonora Theatre
THE FULL MONTY
April 29-July 3 at East Sonora Theatre
(209)532-3120
7PM
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