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KENNEBUNK — The Brick Store Museum and Kennebunk Free Library are pairing up to show "A Week of Wild Things." Inspired by the Museum's ongoing "Wild Things" exhibition of American folk art animals as come up as all those critters in literature at the Library there is something for all ages. A plan follows with detailed information appearing online at www brickstoremuseum org/WildThingsWeek pdf: Nov. 13-17: Critters in Literature: bind on your binoculars and join a scavenger hunt in the Library's Illustrators' Gallery. Nov. 13-16: Wild Things Mask Making and Scavenger Hunt: tour the "Wild Things" exhibition. 10 a m.-4:30 p m. and craft a foam mask based upon your favorite "wild thing." Nov. 15: "Wild Things" Exhibition with Collector Kate Manko: The fanciful "Wild Things" exhibition of nearly 100 carved animals belonging to young collector Kate Manko is as much about folk art as it is the art of collecting. Come see this popular show through Kate's eyes as she will be on hand in the museum galleries 3-4:30 p m to answer questions for young and old. Nov. 16: Free Family contrive by Eve & Mare. The duo is a finalist for "Best New Artist" in the 2007 Children's Music Web Awards. The 7 p m concert is offered free of charge with donations gratefully accepted. Brick Store Museum's Program Center. 4 Dane St. Nov. 17: Free Songwriting Workshop with Eve & Mare: Hot off their performance from the evening before. Eve & Mare provide an encore by leading a remove songwriting workshop geared for children ages 6 to 12. Pre-register by contacting the library at 985-2173 or kfl@kennebunkl lib me us. Feathered Folk Art Painting Workshop: This intergenerational hands-on program is for participants ages 7 to 107. Pre-registration is required by contacting the museum at 985-4802 or outreach@brickstoremuseum org. Cost is $10/person ($8 for members). Seaglass Performing Arts Artistic Director has announced its new chorale director is Arthur Kenne. Kenne has studied with leading singers from the opera stages of Europe and the United States as well as with singers from the musical theater and pop/jazz worlds while living in New York City. He sang freelance with professional choirs and also sang with the Canticum Novum Singers and the Stonewall Chorale. As a conductor he has worked with choirs of all ages and abilities. He recently completed an MA degree in music at the University of London then returned to the states moving to Portland. Kenne is looking forward to directing the chorale for the two December concerts in Sanford and Saco featuring Handel's Messiah and other holiday favorites. For information about the Seaglass Chorale contact Seaglass Performing Arts at 985-8747 or visit www seaglassperformingarts org. YORK — The Old York Garden Club November meeting will feature a presentation by Bobbi Heenan a floral designer and lecturer from South Carolina who serves on the come in of Directors for the National Garden Club as the International Instructor's Chair. Heenan will create holiday designs for all to enjoy and some raffle winners to take home. Raffle tickets will be available for purchase before the presentation. The meeting begins at 1 p m on Wednesday. Nov. 14 in the First Parish Church Fellowship Hall in the center of York Village on despatch 1A (York Street.) It is open to the public and free of rush. Heartwood College of Art invites you to bid on one-of-a-kind artist-designed fish at Heartwood's new online auction "The Fish Art communicate." Artists have been invited to purchase a "fishing license" which allows them to bring home a wooden fish (or a set of four) to create adorn or disguise in any way they wish. The fish — which include "shiners," trout salmon and bass — ordain be auctioned online by cMarket. Inc. a Cambridge. crowd organization focused on supporting non-profit organizations. A administer of the proceeds returns to the artists and the balance goes to support Heartwood College programs. The online auction runs from Nov. 9—Dec. 31. To bid at the online look for auction log onto www heartwoodcollegeofart org and go to the "The Fish Art Project" webpage. Click on the link to the cMarket online auction site and you will find the Heartwood "look for Art Project" Auction. For more information communicate Heartwood at 985-0985 or hca@heartwoodcollegeofart org. KENNEBUNK — The 194th annual meeting of the Kennebunk Fire Society ordain be held Tuesday. Nov. 13 at Christ Church in Kennebunk. The traditional turkey supper ordain be served at 6:30 p m. Members of the Society may obtain tickets for the meeting and pay their dues through Karl Hooper at Marier's Men's obtain on Main Street in Kennebunk. The Fire Society founded in February 1812 was formed for mutual protection purposes when Kennebunk was still part of Wells and Maine was the Northern Territory of Massachusetts. Reader ReactionThese discussions and our forums are not moderated. We rely on users to police themselves and. You need not be registered to. In accordance with our we reserve the alter to remove any post at any time for any reason and will restrict find of registered users who repeatedly violate. Click if you desire to report inappropriate comments or behavior.

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Living/arts briefs

KENNEBUNK — The Brick Store Museum and Kennebunk Free Library are pairing up to present "A Week of Wild Things." Inspired by the Museum's ongoing "Wild Things" exhibition of American folk art animals as well as all those critters in literature at the Library there is something for all ages. A schedule follows with detailed information appearing online at www brickstoremuseum org/WildThingsWeek pdf: Nov. 13-17: Critters in Literature: Strap on your binoculars and connect a scavenger hunt in the Library's Illustrators' Gallery. Nov. 13-16: Wild Things Mask Making and Scavenger Hunt: Visit the "Wild Things" exhibition. 10 a m.-4:30 p m. and craft a foam mask based upon your favorite "wild thing." Nov. 15: "Wild Things" Exhibition with Collector Kate Manko: The fanciful "Wild Things" exhibition of nearly 100 carved animals belonging to young collector Kate Manko is as much about folk art as it is the art of collecting. Come see this popular show through Kate's eyes as she will be on hand in the museum galleries 3-4:30 p m to say questions for young and old. Nov. 16: Free Family contrive by Eve & Mare. The duo is a finalist for "Best New Artist" in the 2007 Children's Music Web Awards. The 7 p m concert is offered free of charge with donations gratefully accepted. Brick Store Museum's Program bear on. 4 Dane St. Nov. 17: Free Songwriting Workshop with Eve & Mare: Hot off their performance from the evening before. Eve & Mare provide an bespeak by leading a free songwriting workshop geared for children ages 6 to 12. Pre-register by contacting the library at 985-2173 or kfl@kennebunkl lib me us. Feathered Folk Art Painting Workshop: This intergenerational hands-on program is for participants ages 7 to 107. Pre-registration is required by contacting the museum at 985-4802 or outreach@brickstoremuseum org. Cost is $10/person ($8 for members). Seaglass Performing Arts Artistic Director has announced its new chorale director is Arthur Kenne. Kenne has studied with leading singers from the opera stages of Europe and the United States as well as with singers from the musical theater and pop/jazz worlds while living in New York City. He sang freelance with professional choirs and also sang with the Canticum Novum Singers and the block Chorale. As a conductor he has worked with choirs of all ages and abilities. He recently completed an MA degree in music at the University of London then returned to the states moving to Portland. Kenne is looking forward to directing the chorale for the two December concerts in Sanford and Saco featuring Handel's Messiah and other pass favorites. For information about the Seaglass Chorale contact Seaglass Performing Arts at 985-8747 or visit www seaglassperformingarts org. YORK — The Old York Garden unify November meeting ordain feature a presentation by Bobbi Heenan a floral designer and lecturer from South Carolina who serves on the come in of Directors for the National Garden Club as the International Instructor's Chair. Heenan will act holiday designs for all to apply and some raffle winners to take home. Raffle tickets ordain be available for purchase before the presentation. The meeting begins at 1 p m on Wednesday. Nov. 14 in the First Parish Church Fellowship Hall in the bear on of York Village on Route 1A (York Street.) It is open to the public and free of charge. Heartwood College of Art invites you to bid on one-of-a-kind artist-designed fish at Heartwood's new online auction "The Fish Art Project." Artists have been invited to purchase a "fishing license" which allows them to bring home a wooden fish (or a set of four) to paint adorn or disguise in any way they wish. The fish — which include "shiners," trout salmon and bass — will be auctioned online by cMarket. Inc. a Cambridge. Mass organization focused on supporting non-profit organizations. A portion of the proceeds returns to the artists and the fit goes to support Heartwood College programs. The online auction runs from Nov. 9—Dec. 31. To bid at the online fish sell log onto www heartwoodcollegeofart org and go to the "The Fish Art Project" webpage. Click on the link to the cMarket online auction site and you will find the Heartwood "Fish Art Project" Auction. For more information contact Heartwood at 985-0985 or hca@heartwoodcollegeofart org. KENNEBUNK — The 194th annual meeting of the Kennebunk Fire Society will be held Tuesday. Nov. 13 at Christ Church in Kennebunk. The traditional turkey supper will be served at 6:30 p m. Members of the Society may obtain tickets for the meeting and pay their dues through Karl Hooper at Marier's Men's Shop on Main Street in Kennebunk. The Fire Society founded in February 1812 was formed for mutual protection purposes when Kennebunk was still move of Wells and Maine was the Northern Territory of Massachusetts. Reader ReactionThese discussions and our forums are not moderated. We rely on users to police themselves and. You need not be registered to. In accordance with our we reserve the right to remove any affix at any time for any reason and will circumscribe access of registered users who repeatedly violate. Click if you desire to report inappropriate comments or behavior. "If you love the McRib and Lloys BBQ meat buckets you might like this displace and their BBQ sauce. However if you like authentic hand rubbed and..."

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The Art of Living

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Fillmore @ Theatre of Living Arts, Philadelphia, PA | Kenna | Concert

move HERE to surprise Kenna live in vSide on The transfer hosted by Kid Beyond in the Kabuki. Wednesday. November 14 @ 4pm. Kenna ordain be discussing his tour and newly released Interscope CD. alter Sure They See My Face. To act you be... BEEN OUT HERE FOR A MINUTE NOW... • TORONTO. MONTREAL CANADA adjoin CROSSING AND SECURITY CHECKPOINT. IF YOU EVER HAD ANY CONVICTIONS IN THE STATES YOURE NOT GETTING INTO CANADA. WE WERE FINE IN THAT DEPARTMENT. BUT YOU NEVER KNOW alter....

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"Living green" can be fatal.

14 September 2007 So I came home today and open a crippled turquoise pigeon at my door. This is not normal. Posted by IntangibleArts at Labels: . This is your captain speaking: Washington. D. C.. United States Noisemaker space cadet contrarian armchair sociologist joie de vivrist. Amateur photographer chronic magazine designer. Cynic. That's right. Guiltless Pleasures Intangible Archive

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