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This is an informal organization of mostly acoustic musicians who desire to perform for “mature” audiences. Although it is a relatively informal organization it does have the following vision, Mission Statement, Goals and Objectives.

The organization has been in operation for around four months and has been conducting regular (K.A.M.P.ing) sessions at Ali Baba’s Lounge in Finnegan’s Pub in Cranbrook. The sessions are every Friday night (TGIF) from 6pm to 10 pm and, if the music and audience are in high gear, it goes to whenever. Although here have been some quiet evenings, the momentum is building and it is becoming the place for acoustic music in the area. So, fellow musicians, if you want an opportunity to perform get your name on the list by contacting the following email address

parahaki@xplornet.com or by phoning Van Redecopp (250-421-0010), Dave Prinn (250-919-9136) or Rod Wilson (250-427-7151)

Ali Baba's Lounge (upstairs at Finnegan’s Wake Pub, Cranbrook)
Presents Folk Rock (etc) Friday & Saturday evenings. Early Start on Friday evening (6pm) and a late start on Saturday (9:30 pm) with guest musicians from the LOCALS Coffee House evenings.

Open Art Clinic - For works in Progress

First Thursday of every month - Bring works in progress for help

Littlemac Art Studio - Call to reserve a spot

Call Val MacPhee 250-426-1982

Ceramic Workshop

THE SPIRIT OF CERAMIC DESIGN: Cultivating Creativity with Clay
Four Days in the beautiful Creston Valley with internationally known and respected artist and writer Robert Piepenburg and the Wynndel Mudders
June 25 - 28, 2010

Very limited spaces available "first come first served"
This four day raku oriented workshop, for those with some clay experience, will provide a creative context for development of a personal aesthetic and, through an exploration of the essence of design, increase the visual strength of ceramic work. Emphasis will be on enhancing design skills and on developing individual resources for creative growth through group interaction, form concepts, surface finishing and firing techniques. Ongoing critiques, altering thrown work and hand building demonstrations will examine unexplored resources for giving shape to clay.

For info email maggie@wynndel.com or telephone (250) 866-5674

HEC Montreal, in collaboration with the University of Barcelona , is offering again this summer: a Summer School on Management of Creativity

This intensive 2-week programme kicks off in Montreal (2-9 July) and then continues in Barcelona (10-17 July). Information can be found by clicking on the following link: http://expertise.hec.ca/management_creation/en/

July 18-25 2010, Fernie, B.C.

Join the Fernie Writers' Conference this Summer with Governor General's Award winner Robert Kroetsch and Governor General's Award Nominees Sid Marty and W.H. New. Fernie's intimate yet spectacular setting creates a stimulating, collegial environment to hone your writing and visit with established and emerging authors on a day to day basis. Visit our website to learn more and feel free to drop us a line if you have any questions.

Our core courses include:

- Crafting Fiction with Peter Oliva

- Fiction-Writing with Steven Heighton

- Writing Compelling Non-Fiction with Sid Marty

- Songwriting from Scratch with Mae Moore

- Screenwriting Take One! with Geo Takach

- Finding the Want, Defining Desire - Fiction with Betty Jane Hegerat

- Youth Writing Workshop with Kim McCullough

- Writing in Place - Poetry with Alison Calder

In addition to the core courses above, the 2010 Conference includes readings, discussions and events as well as a festival open to the public. The two-day festival will be held July 23rd and 24th at Island Lake Lodge, Fernie Alpine Resort and Historic Downtown Fernie. Conference registration opens March 15th 2010

Festival passes go on sale on April 1st 2010.

Visit www.ferniewriters.com for more information.

Fernie Writers' Conference, PO Box 2313, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0

info@ferniewriters.com Ph: 250-423-7461

Call for Entries

Artists - How Would You Decorate the Front of the Yahk Pavilion???

Painting * Photography * Sculpture * Woodwork * Other * ???

To receive a photo of area to be decorated, fees and materials cost info and other entrant info,

Contact: Lee Rose Email: r.lee.rose@gmail.com

Cranbrook will soon have a new Art Gallery !

Fisher Peak Art Gallery Invites you to show your work

Owner, Nicole Leblond, looks forward to showing the space where you may be part of the artists on display. Looking for Kootenay artists & artisans. original oil, acrylics, watercolors, photography, mixed media, jewelry, pottery, sculptures ..... By appointment (250) 919-5887 or (250) 489-0770

Printmakers - International Art Event

see: http://www.lessedra.com/annual.php Be part of 9th World Art Print Annual 2010 with one year presentation on the web, 3 months exhibition & printed colour catalogue, see: http://www.lessedra.com/entry.php?d=conditions

Home Grown Photo Contest

Submission Deadline: July 15th , 2010

Subjects: Sustainable Farming; Urban Agriculture or Farmer's Markets

Prize: Photo displayed at Museum of Vancouver exhibit and $500 farmers market produce.

Info: http://www.flickr.com/photos/homegrowncontest

Port Moody Arts Centre seeking visual artists working in any media for solo and group art exhibitions for 2011.
How to Apply: Application form is available on our website, pomoartscentre.ca or call Gabriella Solti, Gallery Coordinator at 604-931-2008 x 105.

Website: www.pomoartscentre.ca Deadline : Friday, July 16th, 2010 at 5:00 pm

The 6th annual Arts on the Edge festival of the arts will take place in Kimberley on Fri eve, Aug 6, and Sat, Aug 7. An adjudicated regional open art exhibition will be held in the Gallery at Centre 64 from Tues, Aug 3 - Sat, Aug 28 . The exhibition will have categories for both emerging and established artists with prizes awarded in three media sections within each category. Artworks may be offered for sale during the exhibition at the usual Kimberley Arts Council commission rate.

Please find attached the Call for Entries and an entry form . The deadline for entries is July 17th but early entries would be appreciated by the organizing committee.

Exhibiting artists and artisans are invited to support the festival by donating a piece of artwork to the silent auction . The proceeds of the silent auction, together with the entry fees and reception ticket sales will be used to help pay the cost of prizes and other exhibition and reception expenses. A donation form is attached to this e-mail.

Artists and artisans wishing to rent a booth for the display and sale of their work during the festival on Sat, Aug 7, should contact Elke Heimann at chrikada@shaw.ca or Margaret Moe at Centre 64 kimberleyarts@cyberlink.bc.ca. If you have any questions about the festival or the exhibition, or need assistance in submitting your entry or delivering your artworks, please contact Mike Redfern @ redruth@shaw.ca

Looking forward to making the Arts on the Edge 2010 open exhibition bigger and better than ever!

Kazzong.com has relaunched it's website

introducing a fresh design as well as several new features:

2. Charts - With the launch of download and airplay charts , Kazzong.com is offering further promotion options for artists.The Kazzong charts are updated daily.

3. Playlist feature - Kazzong users can now add their favourite tracks to their own playlist and have them available on MySpace etc. The idea behind this to provide music enthusiasts with a personal MP3 player for the web.

Company info: Digital distributors Kazzong empowers music artists to sell directly to fans anywhere on the web, including official artist websites and MySpace profiles. The German Start-Up provides an innovative digital music player with a built-in shopping cart for effortless music downloads. Original song material is ready for digital distribution within few steps after the free registration. Further information: www.kazzong.com Contact: Nora Meyer / Artist Support, nora.meyer@kazzong.com

Columbia Basin Trust Youth Writing Challenge

The SCRATCH Writing Challenge

Grand Prize: GET PUBLISHED $1000 Cash

http://cbt.org/newsroom/?view&vars=1&content=Spotlight%20Gallery&WebDynID=1197

http://www.scratchonline.ca/challenge/

Registration for the 33rd Annual International 3-Day Novel Contest will open in late May. At long last we will be launching online registration, but traditional snail-mail will still be available for those who want it. (Entrants will still mail in their manuscripts the old-fashioned way. Sorry to those that grumble about this! We do have our reasons.) We’ve also got a new mailing address in the works, since we’re getting too old and wheezy to carry boxes of manuscripts up and down the stairs. We’ll keep you posted on our new coordinates—in the meantime, our good friends at Geist and Arsenal Pulp Press will make sure we get any mail you send to our old address. Save the date! The 33rd Annual International 3-Day Novel Contest will take place Labour Day weekend, September 4-6, 2010 .

Call for Credentials

Canadian Firefighters Memorial, Ottawa, Ontario

The Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation (the CFFF), in consultation with the National Capital Commission (NCC), is inviting professional Canadian artists and Canadian Architects, Landscape Architects or related professionals (Designers) to submit their credentials as the first stage of a competition for a Canadian Firefighters Memorial to be situated in Ottawa, Ontario. Completion is expected in March 2012. The CFFF gratefully acknowledges the lead contribution of $2.5 million in funding received from the Department of Canadian Heritage and the Government of Canada which has made this project possible.

This first stage is for the submission of the credentials (C's, past projects, signed Agreement to Propose and a letter of interest) of artists and designers on an independent basis. The competition is sponsored by the Canadian Fallen Firefighters Foundation.

Up to a maximum of six (6) professional artists and twelve (12) designers will be invited to advance to the second stage of the competition expected to commence in March 2010. In Stage 2, the six (6) pre-qualified artists will review the CVs of the 12 pre-qualified designers and each artist will select a designer to partner with in the final stage of the competition. These six (6) Finalist Teams will be invited to submit a design concept for the Canadian Firefighters Memorial. It is expected that the concepts should be submitted by mid July 2010. A jury comprised of art experts from across the country and stakeholder representatives will make the final selection. Only Finalists will be paid for their completed and compliant submissions. All proponents must register their interest in advance. For full information and interest notification forms contact Karen Mills cffmemorial@gmail.com

2010 Call To Sculptors

castlegarsculpturewalk.com

Sculpturewalk is an exhibit of original outdoor sculptures displayed year-round in downtown Castlegar. The sculptures are owned by the sculptors and loaned to the exhibit. From June through September 30th, the public votes for The People's Choice Award and that sculpture is purchased by the City of Castlegar (up to $10,000) at the end of the exhibit year. The winning artist will also receive a cash award and certificate. First and second place winners also receive cash awards and certificates. All sculptures will be judged for the Best in Show Award. This award will be based on artistic merit and creativity. The Best in Show Award sculptor will receive a cash award and certificate. The first and second place winners in each category also receive cash awards and certificates.

For more information regarding the application process and entry form go to www.castlegarsculpturewalk.com or contact Pat Field at 250-365-9669 or aboulder@shaw.ca

ARTICULATE - "Artists, musicians, writers... AT WORK"

The next Articulate issue be offering a different kind of ad - just for artists! It's called "Artists, musicians, writers... AT WORK," and provides artists with an opportunity to showcase and advertise their work without the price tag of a full ad.

INTRODUCTORY RATE $70/IMAGE. Please note: All Artists at Work listings include full colour. For more info or to receive ad sampler contact Rhonda Kirby. Ph: 250-352-2556

Email: rhondabruys@yahoo.com

Call for Artists & Art Instructors

Fernie Art Station’s exciting exhibition program.

The Arts Station Gallery Committee is seeking submissions and accepting applications from individual artists and groups interested in exhibiting 2 and 3D art works. Your work is seen by all Arts Station visitors, regular user groups, concert & event audiences and Blue Toque restaurant goers! Your exhibit is advertised in Arts Station member e-newsletters and Art Station promotional materials. Get an application at The Arts Station, or on line at www.theartsstation.com or email info@theartsstation.com or call Oz at 423-4842 for more information. Applications are juried by a committee.

Interested in teaching an art-related course? Share your skills and earn revenue! A seminar, a workshop or a course, work with the Arts Station Administrator to develop a course that meets your needs and ours.

Call Oz parsons at 250-423-4842 for more details or email info@theartsstation.com

Website: www.theartsstation.com Box 1453; 601 – 1st. Avenue, Fernie, BC V0B 1M0

Peak Performance Project Now Accepting Applications!

For more info & eligibility requirements, please visit: www.peakperformanceproject.com The PEAK Performance Project is a seven-year, $5.29 million contest open to all musicians in British Columbia. The project was created by 100.5 The PEAK and Music BC to develop BC based emerging artists. Every year, twenty finalists from BC will receive an intensive, one week training program in the music business, live performance, songwriting, marketing and promotion. Artists will benefit from mentorships from some of the music industry’s top professionals and performers. All of these artists will have the chance to perform live in Vancouver on the PEAK Performance Stage. Of these twenty artists, five will receive professional demos to be released under the project. From these, the top three will be crowned as the PEAK Performers of the year and will share $275,000 in cash for career development. First place receives $150,000 | Second place receives $75,000 | Third place receives $50,000

Labour Council (Cbk) Offers Art Exhibit Space for Local Artists
The Labour Council is redoing their office, and are looking for artists to hang their art in the local office with a price on it the council is willing to sell it and as each piece is sold the artist is invited to hang a new artwork or if the artists creates something which they think will be of more interest - change it out. Insurance waiver and exhibit agreement required. No commission charged. Info: Barb Shukin

Email: j-jsmom@shaw.ca

Grants, Awards & Scholarships

BC Interior Music Awards 09 www.BCIMA.org

For more information contact: Shelly Vida shelly@BCIMA.org Ph: 250.863.1354

Canada Council for the Arts
350 Alberni St., PO Box 104, Ottawa, Ont. K1P 5V8
Tel: 1-800-263-5588 Fax: 613-566-4390
Website: www.canadacouncil.ca
Email: www.info@canadacouncil.ca
Applications for Canada council of the Arts grants/awards/endowments/fellowships are now available for the field of Dance, Music, Theatre, Visual Arts, Inter-Arts, Media Arts, writing & Publishing, Audience and Market Development , All Disciplines.

Deadline dates vary - for additional info click on website link above.
Music BC - provides grants for the music industry The Pacific Music Industry Association. CD PHD submissions on going. www.musicbc.org (604)873-1914 or in BC 1-888-866-8570 Get Your Free Listing in Music Directory Canada

For a list of the Columbia Basin Trust's

Arts, Culture and Heritage 2009-2010 Grant Recipients

(Administered by Columbia Kootenay Cultural Alliance and your local arts council)

Click on http://www.basinculture.com/funded-programs.htm

Miscellaneous

The Painted Turtle Gallery now has a blog spot , which will be updated weekly. We'll be featuring local artists, ongoing comments about the Creston Valley and art in general, so if you're an art lover, you'll enjoy this. Check it out at, www.ptgallery.blogspot.com and feel free to pass the link along to friends, artists, family and even far-flung acquaintances.

The Canadian Conference of the Arts encourages its members and everyone interested in the arts and culture sector in Canada to participate in the 2010 Cultural Sector Survey.

Canada is conducting a survey for the Cultural Human Resources Council on those working or volunteering in the culture sector or studying a cultural discipline in Canada . The results will be used to help improve opportunities for Canadians in the cultural sector. Your views are important to this research. To have your views included, please click on the link below and answer the survey. We want to learn about the opportunities, challenges, trends and issues that you are experiencing; as well as your suggestions for enhancing the quality and sustainability of Canada ’s cultural sector. Your views will help shape the recommendations that will guide the cultural sector through the next decade. Access the survey at: http://www.conferenceboard.ca/culturesurvey.aspx

Missing - Reg Parsons - Bronze "Sound of September" (elk)

Anyone seeing this sculpture please contact Reg Parsons Ph: 250-426-7119

To view artwork click link below

http://www.regparsons.com/its-cgi/pa/pa.cgi?overlord=View+Gallery&gallery_id=5555&gallery_catagory=wildlife

Ceramic Studio

It's New! It's Exciting! And it's just getting started!

If you would like to get on board call Centre 64 250-427-4919.

The 100th anniversary of the Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce

falls on July 7, 2010. The festivities will begin on March 29, 2010 - 100 days before the centennial date - and will continue every day with a celebration of the community spirit. The 100-day celebration will culminate on July 7th with a banquet honouring all the former presidents of the Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce. There are 100 days and 100 ways to celebrate this community. Come out and show us your spirit.

Please email your event to info@cranbrookchamber.com

or phone the Chamber Office at 250-426-5914

Cranbrook Sam Steele Days June 17th - 20th

2010 Theme: Celebrating 100 Years of Entreprenurial Spirit

In honour of 100 years for the Cranbrook & District Chamber of Commerce

Cranbrook Farmers Market June 26th to Sept 18th, 2010

Cathy Littler, Treasurer, Cranbrook Farmer's Market Society (250) 489-4647

3-Day Novel Winners Announced:

We are very pleased to announce the winners of the 32nd Annual International 3-Day Novel Contest! Please visit www.3daynovel.com to find out which crazy and talented novelist will be published this summer by 3-Day Books, and which others have won cash prizes and special mention for the exciting, original, risky and compelling stories they wrote under the pressure-cooker conditions of this notorious literary marathon. The 32nd annual edition of the contest had a record 650 entrants from 20 countries. Of those, 460 entrants managed to complete and submit a novel. A full list of winners and details of the prize-taking novel are available at http://www.3daynovel.com/2010/01/25/winners-of-the-32nd-annualinternational-3-day-novel-contest/

Mobile Stage Now Available in Cranbrook

JUST MUSIC in Cranbrook. Among our many tasks we supply sound and lights to music festivals. Now we have the only mobile stage in the Kootenay/Columbia region. http://www.stageline.com/en/main_nav/produits/galerie/gal-sl100/

Because we are located so close to your area we can deliver this stage at a fraction of the cost than it was previously possible. Lowell Threinen, JUST MUSIC, Ph: 250 417 1181

Kootenay Harmony Chorus sings barbershop harmony with four voice parts:

Tenor, Lead, Baritone & Bass. It's for male voices only. The contact person is Terry Leal 250-426-5036. Most barbershoppers don't read music but sing by listening. Barbershop Harmony is truly an American art form & goes back as far as the late 1800's. It was revived and saved from extinction in 1938 by a man called Owen Cash and it has flourished ever since, growing to about 30,000 members in a society that spans the globe. If you sing in the shower you can become a barbershopper. It's fun!

Dear musicians, the Songrila.com community is growing day by day and the Songrila-Players spread all over the web. On top we now offer you together with Spreadshirt.net the opportunity to create your own fan-shop . Just sell your merchandising products webwide, without any risk.

Your advantages: Songrila.com Demo-Fan-Shop....
- No costs, no risk!
- Settlement incl. payment by Spreadshirt!
- Integration of your shop on your website or at myspace by i-frame technology
- You can create your own shop design!

If you would like to receive the Kootenay Business e-newsletter www.kootenaybiz.com

Red Berry Press (Fernie) is pleased to announce the launch of the first issue of the Red Berry Review. The work in this volume was selected from a call for submissions and represents eleven authors making their homes from the shores of Vancouver Island to the foothills of Alberta . The Review offers tales and poems from the personal to the sublime including works by established authors and introducing two new contributors to the Canadian Literary scene. For further information on Red Berry Press and the Red Berry Review please visit our website at www.redberrypress.ca. Contact: Randal Macnair, Publisher randal@redberrypress.ca 250-423-7461

Kids Story Develps On-line

Young readers and writers can watch the story of Rosie and Roscoe, the runaway piglets, unfold online. In fact, they can send in their own suggestions about what should happen next by visiting the Young Readers section of author Craig Spence's web site. This You-Write-It story begins at the Hearts on Noses Mini Pig Sanctuary in Maple Ridge, BC. Against the stern command of their mother, piglets Rosie and Roscoe decide to explore the world beyond the sanctuary fence.

Channel 48 Mon-Fri at 2pm, painting demonstrations by different artists .

Back issues of Articulate magazine can be found on the West Kootenay Regional Arts Council website. www.wkarts.kics.bc.ca

NOW ARRIVED!!!

PROFESSIONAL QUALITY ART SUPPLIES at the Cranbrook photo framing shop!!!

Paint Paper Brushes Markers and More!

Have art material requests or inquiries email: framing@cranbrook photo.com

This may help us stock what we really need in our area, and make it easier to fill our artists requests!!

Getting Art There: An Artists Marketing Manual

Commissioned by NAVA , the guide is an all-inclusive handbook of how to promote and sell your art. Chapters include understanding the market, channels to promote your work through, emerging markets for your ideas, skills and artworks, how to put a price on your art and most importantly - how to make an impact. These chapters are supported by comprehensive case studies and situation analyses. http://www.artistsalliance.org.nz/html/product.php?id=2798

Script readings the first Monday of the month

contact Terry Miller tmiller@cintek.com
-Terry Miller for Cranbrook Community Theatre
Call for Artists & Art Instructors

Teaching Sculpture

I teach sculpting from my home. Relief carving in wood.

Three dimentional carving in wood, bone, antler and soap stone

The art of building firearms, Scrimshaw.
My hours are flexible, can have morning, afternoon or evening classes.
Price will varey acording to size of project.
Contact me at 250-489-2541 or through the arts council.
Robert Kirk

PYNLOGS - Invermere

Please Visit Our Website For An Up-To-Date Calendar Of Events

www.columbiavalleyarts.com

Chris Tyrell’s new book, Artist Survival Skills: How to Make a Living as a Canadian Visual Artist, is packed with information that every visual artist serious about her or his career should know.

Artist Survival Skills reveals the work it takes to develop an artistic career.
And whereas there are many worthwhile books for Canadian entrepreneurs on
starting and growing a small business, this primer looks at key components of
small business theory and discusses them in the context of a creative skillsbased small business—the self-employed Canadian visual artist.

Artist Survival Skills puts information about such things as tax law interpretation or copyright laws as they affect visual artists, insurance potholes, how to secure commercial representation and occupational health and safety right in the artist's studio in one consilidated resource. As well, it addresses the essential responsibilities of operating a small business such as bookkeeping, inventory management, estate planning as well as instruction in effective pricing, marketing and promotion practices.

Vancouver visual arts writer, Chris Tyrell, has been concerned about the lack of professional support for visual artists throughout his career. He co-founded the Alliance for Arts and Culture in Vancouver, founded the internationally recognized gallery of photography, Presentation House Gallery in North Vancouver and he has been writing about the life of visual artists for over twenty-two years as editorialist for the award-winning Opus Visual Arts Newsletter.

Artist Survival Skills: How to Make a Living as a Canadian Visual Artist - 220 illustrated pages, Artist Survival Skills is kept up-to-date with posts to the website www.artistsurvivalskills.com

Want to know about upcoming

Cowboy Culture of Cowboy Poetry/Storytelling events?

Check out the Alberta Cowboy Poetry Association www.albertacowboypoetry.com
Kootenay Arts E-bulletin, to get on the mailing list for this e-bulletin, contact Krista at wkrac@telus.net

StolenFineArt.org Artists who suffer a theft are offered a free service on-line to post images, links and describe details. Open to all visual artists. Email: webmaster@stolenfineart.org for details.

I am seeking talent, equipment, locations and funding for a documentary that will cover the life of Scott Murdry and the illness Systemic Sclaraderma. Any help that you could lend, even advice would be greatly appreciated. Contact 426-9668 or 426-4861 Or email axiomsound@hotmail.com
Jason BeaucheneAudiotomic inc.

Arts Can Circle - Help Support ArtsCan Circle
ArtsCan Circle helps youths in Northern Canada who are plagued by poverty, drug abuse, teen pregnancy and suicide. Arts Can Circle sends artists to perform in the far North and supplies musical instruments to these kids so they can learn to play. You can donate new or used musical instruments or make a financial donation. Most needed are guitars, basses, amps, accessories, keyboards, harmonicas, recorders, percussion instruments, recording gear, instructional books and videos. For information on donating instruments, visit www.artscancircle.ca/help/instruments.html.

For information on donating funds, www.artscancircle.ca/help/funds.html.

Donations over $25.00 are tax deductible.

For more information, visit www.artscancircle.ca or

contact Mike Stevens at mikestevensmusic@sympatico.ca
Jim Norris, Norris-Whitney Communications Inc.
Ph: 905-641-1512 Fax: 905-641-1648

e-mail: jnorris@nor.com website: www.nor.com

ART INFO - click the following link to access following topics and more http://theartscouncil.ca/artinfo.htm

• 9th Edition ESSENTIAL GUIDE to the Canadian

Music Industry

• ArtBiz Blog
• The Artists Journal
• Kootenay Arts E-Bulletin
• The Kootenay Entertainment Guide

ON-LINE SERVICES & LOCAL SUPPLIES

* Powerful Versatility - Skutt Kiln for Sale
* Selling music on MySpace and WorldWide Web
* Music BC
* Encaustic Tools and Supplies

Info - Ronda Wood, at 250-489-4201 or rondawood@shaw.ca

* New framing store "Visionary Art and Framing"

Info Colleen 250-420-1099 after 12 noon daily

* Mitech Business Systems

@ 15-9th Avenue South,Cranbrook

now carrying Professional Art Supplies

* Rent a Stage - Info John at 250-427-5051

Email: siega@siega.net

* The Studio/Stage Door and Cranbrook

Community Theatre rents Dance Studio and Theatre Space out!

* Solar Etchings reproduce your oils, acrylics, and

other work and print them on Canvas, Luster paper or Matt paper
Gert de Groot 250-426-8817,

email: gertanius@shaw.ca

* Male Model Available – will model nude or clothed.

Reasonable rates.

Contact Brad at 250-551-5609 or

email worksout@hotmail.com