|
23rd
Annual
Pacific
NW
Model
Car
Fest;
Portland,
OR
Mar.
30,
2013
Holiday
Inn
-
Portland
Airport,
8439
NE
Columbia
Blvd,
Portland,
OR
97220;
9AM-4PM;
Adm.
Fee
-
$3,
Reg.
Fee
-
$8;
Scale
Auto
Builders
Association;
360-636-4780;
http://www.sabanw.org
pnwmcf@
gmail.com
Eugene
Roadster
Show;
Eugene,
OR
Mar
30-31,
2013
Lane
Events
Center,
796
West
13th
Street,
Eugene,
OR
97402;
10AM-9PM,
10AM-5PM;
Adm.
Fee
-
$8;
Eugene
Roadster
Show;
541-689-6824;
http://www.roadstershows.com
roadstershows@aol.com
The
Oregon
Coast
Aquarium
Offers
Extended
Hours
for
Spring
Break
Newport,
Oregon—
“There
is
nothing
like
shaking
hands
with
the
largest
species
of
octopus
in
the
world,
or
waking
up
in
the
Passages
of
the
Deep
tunnels
surrounded
by
dozens
of
sharks,”
said
Wendy
Spaulding,
Education
Programs
Coordinator
for
the
Oregon
Coast
Aquarium.
Starting
Saturday,
March
23
through
Sunday,
April
7
the
Aquarium’s
doors
will
open
from
10
a.m.
–
6
p.m.,
extending
its
regular
winter
hours,
to
accommodate
travelers
over
the
spring
break
holiday.
The
Aquarium
staff
encourage
visitors
to
take
in
the
sights
and
smells
of
spring
flowers
with
the
stroll
through
the
frequently
overlooked
Aquarium
Gardens.
The
sprawling
naturescape
features
labeled
native
plants
for
viewers
to
brush
up
on
their
botany.
Careful
observers
can
spot
local
wildlife
that
choose
to
make
the
Gardens
home.
To
make
the
most
of
their
visit
at
the
Aquarium,
guests
may
book
a
Behind
the
Scenes
Tour
on
Saturdays
at
1
p.m.
or
an
Octopus
Encounter,
available
Tuesdays,
Thursdays
and
Saturdays
at
11:30
a.m.
The
Aquarium
will
also
host
one
of
its
popular
Family
Combo
Sleepovers
on
Friday,
March
29.
Available
for
guests
ages
six
and
older,
the
experience
features
a
scavenger
hunt,
Behind
the
Scenes
tour
and
the
opportunity
to
slumber
inside
the
tunnels
of
Passages
of
the
Deep.
For
more
information
about
the
Oregon
Coast
Aquarium,
or
to
book
tickets
and
special
behind
the-scenes
experiences,
call
541-867-3474
or
visit
www.aquarium.org.
March
19,
2013,
Salem,
OR
–
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
Salem’s
museum
for
kids,
offers
families
a
new
schedule
of
mini
camps
during
spring
break.
From
March
25-27,
family
learning
activities
will
be
offered
each
afternoon
from
1-4pm.
Families
can
build
a
marble
race
track
together,
make
shadow
puppets
and
participate
in
a
lively
scavenger
hunt.
These
activities
are
free
with
admission.
Spring
Break
Mini
Camps
are
offered
as
two-day
sessions,
with
morning
and
afternoon
camps.
Registration
is
required;
fees
are
$30
or
$25
for
members
per
camp.
Thursday
and
Friday,
March
28-29,
from
9
a.m.-noon
kids
can
explore
botany
and
natural
history
in
The
Magical
World
of
Fairies
for
ages
5-7.
Kids,
8-12,
can
Play
with
pHood
as
they
explore
the
science
of
food
through
creative
cookery.
Kids,
5-7,
will
learn
about
world
history,
geologic
time
and
our
ancient
ancestors
in
A
Day
in
the
Life
of
a
Caveman,
March
28-29,
from
1-4
p.m.
Things
move,
shake
and
explode
in
It’s
Gonna
BLOW
as
kids
8-12
learn
about
chemistry,
physics
and
geology
when
they
test
how
high
a
stomp
rocket
can
go
and
learn
how
to
build
a
better
volcano.
Campers
can
register
by
calling
(503)
371-3631
or
in
person
at
A.
C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St
N.E.
Early
registration
is
encouraged.
For
additional
information
regarding
the
Spring
Break
Mini
Camp
program,
please
contact
Wendy
Sparks,
Director
of
Education
at
A.
C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village
at
(503)
371-3631
or
email
at
education@acgilbert.org.
51st
Alpenrose
Dairy
Easter
Egg
Hunt;
Portland,
OR
March
30,
2013
PORTLAND
OR
–
Last
year
Alpenrose
Dairy
Easter
Egg
Hunt
got
rained
out
for
the
FIRST
time
in
50
years,
but
the
Annual
Easter
Egg
Hunt
is
back
on
for
the
51
st
year
which
will
take
place
March
30
th
the
Saturday
before
Easter.
What
can
you
anticipate?
Excitement
is
a
definite
as
well
as
a
colossal
amount
of
prizes
for
the
kids
and
let’s
not
forget…an
appearance
by
the
world
famous
Easter
Bunny.
This
free
event
is
hosted
by
Alpenrose
on
the
pastoral
setting
of
the
97-year
old
dairy
and
has
become
a
special
treat
and
tradition
for
families
and
their
kids
since
1962.
The
vast
amount
of
acreage
at
the
dairy
makes
it
an
idyllic
setting
for
the
hunt
and
families
often
make
this
an
entire
day
event
by
packing
a
picnic
lunch.
The
day’s
egg-citement
begins
at
10:30
AM
for
kids
ages
3-5
as
they
hunt
for
chocolate
eggs,
toys
and
other
fun
treats.
The
hunt
for
kids
ages
6-8
will
begin
at
12:00
PM.
The
Grand
Prize
for
kids
will
be
14
six-foot
Easter
bunnies.
Children
often
end
up
with
a
bevy
of
treasures
from
the
hunt.
“Hosting
the
Easter
Egg
Hunt
is
a
real
thrill
for
us
and
given
the
fact
that
we
had
to
cancel
due
to
the
rains
last
year
this
years
hunt
is
even
more
special
to
all
of
us
at
Alpenrose,”
stated
Alpenrose
President,
Carl
Cadonau
Jr.
“It
celebrates
51
years
of
what
Alpenrose
loves
most,
giving
back
to
the
community.
It’s
great
to
see
how
our
event
has
become
such
a
great
family
tradition
here
in
Portland
and
we
look
forward
to
all
the
kids
coming
out
and
filling
their
baskets.”
Alpenrose
officials
are
encouraging
egg-hunters
to
arrive
early
since
parking
is
limited.
Alpenrose
Dairy
is
located
at
6149
SW
Shattuck
Road
in
Portland.
WHAT:
St.
Patrick's
Day
Trivia
Challenge
and
Pub
Crawl
WHERE:
Waterfront
-
351
Riverfront
Way,
Reedsport,
OR
97467
When:
Sunday,
March
17,
2013
-
3
pm
WHO:
Coastal
Douglas
Arts
&
Business
Alliance
(CDABA)
Contact:
Kathleen
Miller
-
541-271-2101
SAVE
THE
DATE
-
Sunday,
March
17th
-
St.
Patrick's
Day
This
year's
St.
Patrick's
Day
Trivia
Challenge
will
be
held
on
Sunday,
March
17th
starting
at
3
p.m.
at
the
Waterfront
Family
Dining
Room.
This
is
an
adult
event.
The
five
downtown
locations
that
will
be
participating
are:
The
Waterfront,
The
Schooner
Café,
Tides
Inn,
Moose
Lodge
and
Eagles
Lodge.
There
will
be
a
registration
fee
of
$20
for
a
team
of
4,
and
$5
additional
per
person
(unlimited
number).
Prizes
this
year
will
be
limited
to
a
prize
for
the
winning
trivia
team
and
a
prize
for
the
best
dressed
team.
So
be
sure
to
get
your
green
on.
All
proceeds
to
benefit
a
local
community
project.
If
you
have
a
worthwhile
project
in
mind--email
the
details
to
kkmiller@reedsportlaw.com
.
More
information
to
follow
soon.....in
the
meantime,
start
putting
together
those
teams
and
brush
up
on
your
trivia!!
March
Events
at
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village
Egg
Drop:
March
Egg-stravaganza
Saturday,
March
2,
1-4
p.m.
Test
your
building
skills
on
an
egg-ceptional
contraption
to
keep
your
egg
safe
when
it’s
dropped.
Egg
drops
off
the
walking
bridge
behind
the
museum
will
be
every
half-hour.
Free
with
admission.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
Exploring
Eggs:
Little
Friends
First
Thursday
Thursday,
March
7,
10
a.m.-noon
What’s
in
an
egg?
Where
do
eggs
come
from?
Search
and
find
special
eggs
hidden
throughout
the
museum.
The
first
Thursday
of
the
month
is
a
special
time
for
preschoolers
at
the
Village.
We
welcome
kids,
ages
3-5,
to
explore
the
world
around
them
through
stories,
hands-on
activities
and
crafts.
Free
with
admission.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
Bird
Eggs
and
Nests:
March
Egg-stravaganza
Saturday,
March
9,
1-4
p.m.
The
flap
is
all
about
our
flying
feathered
friends.
Let’s
unscramble
the
details
about
eggs
and
nests
from
a
variety
of
birds.
Learn
what
it
takes
to
care
for
eggs
so
they
don’t
end
up
cracked
up.
Friends
of
Straub
Environmental
Learning
Center
will
join
us!
Free
with
admission.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
Egg
Laying
Mammals:
March
Egg-stravaganza
Saturday,
March
16,
1-4
p.m.
Did
you
know
that
snakes
lay
eggs?
Discover
the
variety
of
animals
that
lay
eggs,
from
reptiles
to
fish,
amphibians
to
insects
and
more!
Our
friends
at
Pipe
Dreams
Aviary
will
join
us
and
share
a
few
egg-laying
critters.
Free
with
admission.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
Preschool
Open
House
Tuesday,
March
19,
4-7
p.m.
Join
us
for
a
special
tour
of
the
Preschool
at
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village.
Open
to
children
ages
3-5,
we
use
play
and
inquiry
as
a
way
of
connecting
kids
to
the
world
around
them.
Discovery
Village
is
the
only
place
in
Salem
where
preschoolers
can
explore
their
world
via
4,000
square
feet
of
exhibits
and
a
20,000
square
foot
Outdoor
Discovery
Center.
Join
us
on
March
19
to
see
what
our
preschool
is
all
about
and
meet
our
teachers.
Please
call
the
Education
Department
at
(503)
371-3631
to
RSVP.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
Chickens
101:
March
Egg-stravaganza
Saturday,
March
23,
1-4
p.m.
Old
Mill
Feed
will
join
us
to
share
information
on
how
to
be
an
urban
chicken
farmer.
Live
baby
chicks
on
display,
courtesy
of
Old
Mill
Feed.
Free
with
admission.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
Spring
Break
Family
Learning
at
Discovery
Village
Monday-Wednesday,
March
25-27,
1-4
p.m.
Join
us
every
afternoon
for
a
variety
of
free
family
learning
experiences
in
our
exhibits.
Test
out
a
marble
race
track,
make
shadow
puppets
and
participate
in
a
lively
scavenger
hunt.
Free
with
admission.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
The
Magical
World
of
Fairies:
Spring
Break
Mini
Camp
Thursday
and
Friday,
March
28-29,
9
a.m.-noon
Create
a
fairy
garden,
go
on
a
fairy
quest
and
make
your
own
fairy
magic.
Kids
will
explore
botany,
natural
history
and
our
environment
in
this
delightful
mini
camp.
Ages
5-7.
$25/members
$30/nonmembers.
Registration
required.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
A
Day
in
the
Life
of
a
Cavemen:
Spring
Break
Mini
Camp
Thursday
and
Friday,
March
28-29,
1-4
p.m.
Discover
what
cavemen
looked
like,
learn
what
animals
lived
at
the
same
time
as
cavemen
and
view
real
fossils
from
that
era.
Kids
will
learn
about
world
history,
geologic
time
and
our
ancient
ancestors
through
creative
games
and
activities.
Ages
5-7.
$25/members
$30/nonmembers.
Registration
required.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
Play
with
Your
Phood:
Spring
Break
Mini
Camp
Thursday
and
Friday,
March
28-29,
9
a.m.-noon
Explore
the
science
of
food
through
creative
cookery!
Try
out
molecular
gastronomy,
Kawaii
cooking
and
other
quirky
kitchen
science
techniques.
Grab
a
lab
coat
and
goggles
get
ready
for
a
pHood
adventure.
Ages
8-12.
$25/members
$30/nonmembers.
Registration
required.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
It’s
Gonna
BLOW:
Spring
Break
Mini
Camp
Thursday
and
Friday,
March
28-29,
1-4
p.m.
Make
things
move,
shake
and
explode
while
learning
about
chemistry,
physics
and
geology.
Activities
will
test
how
high
a
soda
fountain
and
stomp
rocket
can
go.
Kids
will
also
learn
how
to
build
a
better
volcano.
Ages
8-12.
$25/members
$30/nonmembers.
Registration
required.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
Egg
Dyeing
and
Hunt:
March
Egg-stravaganza
Saturday,
March
30,
1-4
p.m.
Come
and
join
us
for
a
museum-wide
egg
hunt
and
top
it
off
with
colorful
egg
dyeing!
Free
with
admission.
A.C.
Gilbert’s
Discovery
Village,
116
Marion
St.
NE,
Salem,
OR
97301.
Info:
503-371-3631
|
promotions@acgilbert.org
|
www.acgilbert.org.
WHAT:
Orchestra
comes
to
Reedsport
for
Winter
program
WHERE:
Pacific
Auditorium,
2260
Longwood
Avenue,
WHEN:
Sunday,
March
3
at
2
P.M.
WHO:
Oregon
Coast
Chamber
Orchestra
(OCCO)
Contact:
541-997-6770
WWW.OCCO.WS
The
Oregon
Coast
Chamber
Orchestra
(OCCO)
returns
to
Reedsport
next
month.
The
Pacific
Auditorium,
at
the
Reedsport
Community
Charter
Schools,
continues
as
the
site
for
OCCO'S
concerts.
The
Winter
program
will
be
on
Sunday,
March
3
at
2
P.M.
Tickets
are
on
sale
at
the
Reedsport
branch
of
Umpqua
Bank,
located
on
Highway
101
at
the
South
end
of
town.
Admission
is
$10
per
person
for
each
concert.
Tickets
will
also
be
available
beginning
at
1
P.M.
at
the
door
on
the
afternoon
of
the
concert.
The
Winter
concert
will
feature
a
variety
of
music,
including
a
Schubert
Overture,
a
musical
tribute
to
songwriter
Jerome
Kern
arranged
by
OCCO
Conductor
John
Monks,
and
another
original
from
veteran
composer
and
arranger,
Charlie
Perkins.
Orchestra
founder
Robin
DeVour
will
also
conduct.
Visit
the
orchestra's
website,
WWW.OCCO.WS
for
more.
You
may
also
call
541-997-6770
for
further
information
.
What:
6th
Annual
Reedsport
Education
Enrichment
Foundation
Dinner
Where:
MAC
in
Winchester
Bay
When:
Saturday
March
2,
2013
5:30pm
Who:
The
REEF
Foundation
sponsors
this
dinner
each
year
to
recognize
community
members
that
have
been
instrumental
in
helping
the
Reedsport
School
District.
This
is
a
fund
raiser
for
the
Foundation.
REEF
has
raised
$237,679.61
for
the
district
since
the
year
2000.
Contact:
Tickets
can
be
obtained
at
Fullhart
Insurance
from
Julie
Huebner.
271-2146
or
jhuebner@fullhartinsurnce.com.
Ticket
prices
are
$40
each.
Delilah
Rene
Luke,
graduate
of
Reedsport
High
School
that
has
achieved
nationwide
recognition
in
radio
broadcasting,
will
be
the
featured
speaker
at
this
year’s
event.
Contact
Name,
Phone:
Char
Luther,
541.297.9256
ckluther@hotmail.com
ENROLL
NOW
for
FREE
CAREGIVER
CLASSES
Powerful
Tools
for
Caregivers
This
series
of
classes
will
help
unpaid
caregivers
of
older
adults
reduce
stress,
improve
communication,
increase
their
ability
to
make
tough
decisions
and
locate
helpful
resources.
The
‘tools’
are
offered
through
interactive
lessons,
discussions
and
brainstorming.
Wednesdays,
March
6,
13,
20,
27,
April
3,
10,
2013
from
2:00
–
4:30
at
Bay
Area
Community
Health
&
Education
Center,
3950
Sherman,
NB.
Class
size
is
limited
and
pre-registration
is
required.
Classes
are
FREE,
thanks
to
support
of
Area
Agency
on
Aging,
a
Service
of
South
Coast
Business
Employment
Corporation.
Char
Luther
541-297-9256
INVITATION
TO
2013
EDITION
OF
‘SHARING
THE
COAST’
CONFERENCE
Seabird
researcher
Rob
Suryan,
marine
ecologist
Cynthia
Trowbridge,
climate
scientist
Al
Solomon
and
many
other
scientists
and
naturalists
will
be
featured
when
the
annual
“Sharing
the
Coast
Conference”
comes
to
Coos
County
this
year,
March
15-17.
The
conference
is
an
annual
collaboration
between
CoastWatch
(the
volunteer
program
of
the
Oregon
Shores
Conservation
Coalition)
and
the
Northwest
Aquatic
and
Marine
Educators
(NAME).
This
time
around,
“Sharing
the
Coast”
will
take
place
in
both
Bandon
(Friday
evening
and
Saturday)
and
Charleston
(Sunday),
with
field
trips
elsewhere.
Conference
fees
are
$15
per
individual
for
current
members
of
Oregon
Shores
or
NAME,
$25
for
non-members,
and
$7.50
for
students.
Non-members
can
join
either
sponsoring
organization
and
take
the
discount.
To
register,
go
to
the
NAME
website,
http://pacname.org/
.
More
information
will
be
posted
here
and
on
the
CoastWatch
website,
http://oregonshores.org/coastwatch.php5
,
as
it
becomes
available.
Tabling
opportunities
are
available
for
non-profit
organizations
and
public
agencies.
For
more
information,
contact
Phillip
Johnson,
CoastWatch
Director,
(503)
754-9303,
phillip@oregonshores.org
.
FIELD
TRIP
DESCRIPTIONS
Port
Orford:
Travel
to
CoastWatch
Mile
46,
between
the
town
of
Port
Orford
and
Humbug
Mountain.
Join
members
of
the
Redfish
Rocks
Community
Team
who
have
adopted
this
mile,
along
with
CoastWatch
Director
Phillip
Johnson.
We
will
observe
how
team
members
collect
detailed
data
on
marine
debris,
learn
how
to
conduct
a
beach
cleanup,
and
see
how
CoastWatch
shoreline
monitoring
is
done.
Washed
Ashore:
Travel
just
south
of
Bandon
to
the
headquarters
of
the
unique
Washed
Ashore
project,
through
which
volunteers
turn
large
quantities
of
marine
debris
into
art.
We’ll
tour
the
facility,
and
then
participate
in
a
how-to
workshop
on
marine
debris
art.
Exploring
the
Driftline:
Join
marine
ecologist
Cynthia
Trowbridge
in
walking
the
shore
and
identifying
the
wide
range
of
natural
materials
that
wash
up
there.
Sandy
Shores
and
Dunes:
Naturalist
and
ecotour
leader
Marty
Giles
will
lead
a
beachwalk
devoted
to
all
aspects
of
sandy
shore
and
foredune
natural
history.
Tour
starts
at
Horsfall
Beach,
north
of
North
Bend;
parking
fee
required
for
those
traveling
in
their
own
vehicle.
Coastal
Geology:
Ron
Metzger,
geology
professor
at
Southwestern
Oregon
Community
College,
will
lead
a
tour
of
various
sites
aimed
at
exploring
the
geological
forces
that
underlie
the
shoreline
we
see.
Gallery
Theater
210
N.
Ford
Street,
McMinnville,
OR
97128
503-472-2227
Quilters
,
a
main
stage
musical,
opens
February
22-March
16
at
Gallery
Theater.
There
will
be
a
special
opening
night
reception
during
intermission
on
Friday,
February
22-free
of
charge.
The
loft
at
Gallery
is
being
converted
into
a
“quilting
loft”
with
displays
of
quilts
from
the
past
and
pictures
of
the
Quilters
blocks
used
in
the
play.
All
will
be
raffled
off
with
funds
going
to
an
assigned
charity.The
loft
of
Gallery
Theater
is
being
converted
into
a
Quilting
Loft
with
displays
of
quilts
from
the
past
and
pictures
of
the
Quilters
Blocks
used
in
the
play.
All
will
be
raffled
off
with
funds
going
to
an
assigned
charity.The
loft
of
Gallery
Theater
is
being
converted
into
a
Quilting
Loft
with
displays
of
quilts
from
the
past
and
pictures
of
the
Quilters
Blocks
used
in
the
play.
All
will
be
raffled
off
with
funds
going
to
an
assigned
charity.
Quilters
is
the
story
of
a
pioneer
woman
and
her
six
daughters,
which
blends
a
series
of
interrelated
scenes
into
a
rich
mosaic
which
captures
the
sweep
and
beauty,
the
terror
and
joy,
the
harsh
challenge
and
abiding
rewards
of
frontier
life.
Illuminating
stories
contained
in
various
patches
or
"blocks"
with
music,
dance
and
drama,
the
action
depicts
the
lot
of
women
on
the
frontier:
girlhood,
marriage,
childbirth,
spinsterhood,
twisters,
fire,
illness
and
death.
But,
with
this,
there
is
also
love,
warmth,
rich
and
lively
humor
and
the
moving
spectacle
of
simple
human
dignity
and
steadfastness
in
the
face
of
adversity.
In
the
end,
when
the
various
patches
are
assembled
into
one
glorious,
brilliantly
colorful
quilt,
the
effect
is
both
breathtaking
and
magical—and
a
theatrical
masterstroke
which
will
linger
in
the
mind
and
memory
long
after
the
house
lights
have
dimmed.
Performance
Dates:
February
22,
23,
24,
March
1,
2,
3,
8,
9,
10,
15
&
16
~
2013
Curtain:
Friday
and
Saturday-7:30
p.m.,
Sunday-
3:00
p.m.
TICKETS
ARE
ON
SALE
NOW:
$16
General
Admission,
$14
Students/Seniors.
Gallery’s
box
office
is
open
Tuesday
through
Friday;
12
p.m.
to
6
p.m.
Call
472-2227
for
tickets.
For
your
convenience,
you
may
now
purchase
tickets
online
at
www.gallerytheater.org
.
Costumers
Needed
for
The
Wiz
We
are
in
need
of
a
lead
costumer
for
The
Wiz
.
What
does
this
mean?
The
lead
costumer
is
basically
the
person
who
helps
to
administrate
the
director’s
overall
vision
for
costumes
for
a
show.
It
does
not
mean
you
will
be
sewing
all
the
costumes
and
doing
all
the
work.
Our
costume
shop
manager,
Antonia
Osterhout
will
assist
with
the
process
and
you’ll
have
access
to
our
well
stocked
costume
shop.
We
have
several
dedicated
regular
helpers
who
can
sew
costumes
and
do
projects
but
we
often
have
a
difficult
time
getting
someone
to
be
the
“lead.”
If
you
are
interested,
please
contact
the
director,
Mark
Pederson
at
pastormcp@yahoo.com
.
If
you
have
costuming
questions,
please
contact
Antonia
at
gallerycostumeshop@onlinemac.com
.
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