education

Penny is a good friend, and so here is info on her workshop.  Life drawing sessions at the Muse on Tuesdays, $10 7 to 10 pm 

www.theChartreuseMuse.com

Our work in Turlock coming up in March at the Fairgrounds, for JB Presents and the Back Country Horsemen of California Rendezvous. In the meantime vote Modesto Blues Festival for a MAMA Award, best large venue event.

My friend Scott Hill arranges Colina Health Education presentations on health and mental health topics of interest in our community. The latest one is scheduled Sept 11, free to public, on Eating Disorders, what they are, what one can do. If you know someone with this issue, good place to get information, as that is what Scott's effort is about, education on these topics.

From my friend Artist David Bienkowski

Hey,
Help me get the word out.

This Saturday, July 12, I will be teaching a painting
workshop at the Chartreuse Muse. It will be from 10am
to 2pm with an half hour lunch and the cost will be

Coming up Easter Weekend, the Back Country Horsemen of California Rendezvous, 2008, at the Stanislaus County Fairgrounds, largest equestrian back country event of its kind, includes gentle use classes, stock management of back country areas, dutch oven cooking, farriers, and Rachel Renae, David Langley doing the music, and.... www.myspace.com/bchcrendezvous2008

Artists ages 1 to 18, on display in the annual Young Masters Show in Ten categories, (and secret category 11, photography) at Central California Art Association, judging now completed, through end of the month. I think the artists did a great job, and worth seeing.

Noticed Jean Jay and Nita Gunnarson among instructors in the community ed class schedule for MJC, page 9 through 11, and look pretty good value for art ed, or time to paint.  I myself, likely to take the blues harmonica class for a change, good buy on c harps for $11 along with class fee.

From my email from the NonProfit Resource Center headquartered at the Sacramento Public Library. I've attended these workshops over the years, since 2003 when they were partnered with Great Valley Center. I found them valuable information for the nonprofits I have worked with or been a board member. These two are Free, due to sponsor dollars.