El Morro Area Arts CouncilFourth Quarter 2010Volume 13 , Issue 4

October 2nd - El Morro Village - 10 am to 6 pmCome JOIN the FUN and FESTIVITIES See Page 2

NEWS

Purchase Your Sordid Lives Tickets In Advance - Tickets go on sale October 2nd. Seating is limited and this Special Event is

expected to be SOLD OUT. Purchase tickets in advance by cash, check or credit card at the Gallery or by mailing a $12 check to Old School

Gallery - PO Box 296 - Ramah, NM, 87321. Tickets may be reserved by calling the Old School Gallery at (505) 783- 4710, Thurs - Mon, 11 - 5 pm.

Reserve tickets must be paid for by November 1st or they may be sold to those on the waiting list.

Two voices with Hammer Dulcimer, Moun-tain Dulcimer, Celtic Harp, Accordion, IrishBouzouki, Bodhran and Guitars! - Rocky

Mountain Celtic - What Celtic Musicbecomes when it settles comfortably

in the West...

Saturday, November 13th

1:00-3:00 pm - Irish Ceili Folk Dance Workshop at the Old School GalleryAdmission $7.00 - Children under 12 FREE

5:45 pm Seating - Irish Dinner - Leg of Lamb - Ancient Way CaféCall for Reservations 783-4612

7:00 pm - Willson & McKee - Rocky Mountain Celtic Concert - Old SchoolGallery Admission $7.00 - Reservations suggested - call 783-4710

C o n c e r t

Sunday, October 17, 3 - 5 pm

Free Quarterly EMAAC Artist Exhibition

Featuring The Visual Journals Groupin the Artist’s Quarter

Exhibition runs Oct. 17th to Jan. 9th

By Del Shores

A Comedy in Four Chapters

Eden Gloria directs a local cast in the uproarioussatire of Texas White Trash. When she tripsover her lover’s wooden legs, Grandma Peggymeets her maker, and now her family is showingup for her funeral.

This play is adult themed with adult language

November 4, 5, & 6 (Thurs - Fri - Sat)8:00 pm - Tickets $12.00

EMAAC Annual Membership MeetingPotluck Dinner and Art Drawing

Saturday, October 9, 5:30 pm at the Gallery

October 2 - El Morro Village - 10am to 6pm

Come JOIN the FUN & FESTIVITIES

Under a 90’ Tent

Produce Market 10:00 am - 1:00 pmCraft Market 10:00 am - 6:00 pmFestival 10:00 am - 3:00 pm

Live Music - Delicious Food - ContestsEntertainment - Crafts Fair - Games

Ramah Farmers’ Market

RFM finishes a wonderful 2010 Season with the 5th AnnualHarvest Festival at El Morro Village joining with the festivitiesof the Ancient Way Arts Trail Fall Festival.

Pie Contest & Auction

3rd Annual Beautiful

Chicken Contest

Homestead Harvest

Display Competition

Weirdest Vegetable

Contest & Auction

Giant Pumpkin - Squash

or Zucchini Contest

Visit www.ramahfarmersmarket.org

for Contest Entry Information and Rules

Sunday, October 17, 3 - 5 pm

See Page 1 and 6

Quilt Show and Photography Show / ContestOctober 2, 10 am - 5 pm - Old School Gallery

Quilt Show / Contest - an exhibition of beautiful hand-crafted quilts made by local artisans.

Photo Show / Contest - Photography exhibition of locallandscapes, local people, and local animals.

Prizes awarded, donated by local businesses

To enter your quilt call Susan Ackerman - 783-4475To enter your photography call the Gallery at 783-4710For the contest rules visit www.oldschoolgallery.org

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Here is some of the FESTIVAL FUN!

October 2nd - El Morro Village

Saturday October 9, 5:30 pm at the GalleryAll members are cordially invited to attend our annualmeeting and dinner. Bring a dish to share, enjoy thefellowship of a good meal with friends, talk about ouryear at EMAAC, elect new board members, and holdthe Raffle Drawing for our Annual Art Fundraiser. Onceagain, local artists and members have donated art andmore. Get your Raffle Tickets at the Gallery - one ticketfor $5 or six tickets for $25 . We hope to see you there!

EMAAC Annual Membership MeetingPotluck Dinner and Art Drawing

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By Del Shores

A Comedy in Four Chapters

Eden Gloria directs a localcast in Sordid Lives, theuproarious satire of TexasWhite Trash.

When Grandma Peggy tripsover her lover’s woodenlegs, she meets her maker,& now her family is showingup for her funeral.

“BIG, TRASHY, FUN!!”

November 4, 5, 6Thurs - Fri - Sat

8:00 pmTickets $12.00

This play is adult themedwith adult language

Saturday, Nov. 13, 7:00 pm$7.00 - Old School Gallery

Come enjoy the wonderful sounds of the hammered dulcimer,mountain dulcimer, guitar, Irish bouzouki, bodhran, Celtic Harpand accordion. Blazing Celtic instrumentals, warm harmonyvocals, and a lot of laughter complete the Wilson & Mckeeexperience! Their performance will be a two-way journey…

between past and present…between audience and artists…a comfortable and engaging musical evening.

Purchase Your Sordid Lives Tickets In Advance - Tickets go on sale October 1st. Seating is limited and this Special Event is expected to be

SOLD OUT. Purchase tickets in advance by cash, check or credit card at the Gallery or by mailing a $12 check to Old School Gallery - PO Box

296 - Ramah, NM, 87321. Tickets may be reserved by calling the Old School Gallery at (505) 783- 4710, Thurs - Mon 11 - 5 pm. Reserve tickets

must be paid for by Nov. 1st or they may be sold to those on the waiting list.

Spend an Enchanting Day in Ireland withCeili Dancing ~ Irish Dinner ~ Celtic Concert

Irish Ceili DanceWorkshop

Saturday, Nov. 13,1:00-3:00 pm

$7.00 at the OldSchool Gallery

Willson & McKee’s Ceili dance workshops will introduceyou to the beginning dances done at such a gathering.Traditional community entertainment at its best! Ages8 and up do not require a partner, since at a community

dance in Ireland, you just "pair up" with whoever is there.Bring a friend! Children under the age of 8 need to dancewith a parent. The more dancers, the more fun!!Comfortable clothes and shoes. Spectators areinvited, to make this a community event!!Laughing is a necessity!!!! Call 783-4710for more information

After the Workshop… and Before the Concert!

An Irish Dinner at the Ancient Way CaféLeg of lamb - Seating at 5:45 pm - Call for reservations 783-4612

Willson & McKee

Rocky MountainCeltic Concert

Sat. Oct. 23, 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM at the Old School Gallery - FREE Join us for a day of fun as wecelebrate the world of fibers. There will be various crafters demonstrating their skill, & displays offinished work. Come watch the spinning, knitting, crocheting, basketry, quilting and felting. Try your handat some or just visit with the crafters. There will be food & drinks available with proceeds going to ElMorro Area Arts Council. Questions contact Kate Wilson 783-4704 or the Old School Gallery 783-4710

Fiber Arts Festival Continued

Saturday December 18,7:00 pm - $5.00

Come celebrate the Solstice andexperience a delightful evening ofholiday instrumentals, song,poetry, story telling, drumming,

hors d’oeuvres, fruit cake ….and Ceili Dancing! Alllive and all local! A “ceili” is a community dancethat requires no partner…and no experience! Orjust watch the fun! See You There! For more infocall 783-4440 or the Gallery at 783-4710

OPEN MIC NIGHT!

Saturday, Dec. 11, 7 pm, $5

This is one of our favorite events atthe Old School Gallery. An eveningof (mostly) local poets, singers,dancers, musicians, storytellers, comedians and …always those SURPRISES. If you want to perform,please sign up at the Gallery and arrive early to checkin with the evening’s Emcee! Yummy homemade re-freshments always available!

Join me in making this simple, fast quilt that you can finish in six hours for an easyhomemade gift for the holidays. You can finish the medium size quilt in six hours, a small quilt will take even less time andthe larger quilts may take a whole day. Both sides are reversible and sewn at the same time (quilt-as-you-go technique).We will be making the medium (lap) size quilt 37” x 49” in this class. Class costs $30.00. Space is limited so pleaseregister and pay before the class to receive your supply list and instructions. You will needto precut your fabric before the class begins. Quilting/Sewing experience needed. Mustknow how to sew ¼ inch straight stitches on your sewing machine. Register and pay at theOld School Gallery to receive your supply list and instructions. I’m making one out of flannelthat will be on display at the Old School Gallery late September. Call me with any questions,Susan Ackerman at 505-783-4475 or the Old School Gallery at 505-783-4710.

The 6-Hour Quilt Class

November 7, 11 pm - 5 pm

Continued

Spinning Party, Sun. Nov. 14, 11 am – 3 pm at Rossignol-Black residence in Timberlake, Free / $5Beginners are welcome at this informal spinning get-together. If you have not attended our previous spin-ning classes, instruction will cost $5.00. Some materials are available for free as well as wool for purchase.We will have a potluck lunch so please bring a dish to share. Questions call Kate Wilson 783-4704 orJackie Rossignol 783-4440

Annual Holiday Craft Sale, Sat. Nov. 27, 1 - 5 pm at the GalleryDo some holiday shopping from our fine local artists, meet friendsand have some delicious homemade goodies. If you want to setup a booth, the cost is $5. Call the gallery at 783-4710 to sign up.

Finishing Get-Together / Planning Meeting, Sun. Nov. 21, 1:30 pm – 4 pm at Old School Gallery, FreeNeed time to finish those holiday presents or follow up on the recent quilt or knitting class? Here is your chance! Bring allof your own materials & work in the supportive company of all the other elves still trying to finish their projects. Questionscall Kate Wilson 783-4704.

Slow Knitting Follow-Up, Sun. Dec. 5, 1:30 pm – 4:00 pm at the Old School Gallery, FREE! Our Slow Knitting Classwas so much fun our beginning knitters wanted to keep meeting. New beginners who missed the previous classes arewelcome. To get started you will need to bring one ball of Sugar & Cream cotton yarn ( available at Walmart, HobbyLobby or Michael’s), size 10 needles, scissors, and Size “G” or “H” crochet hook. We hope to meet on a quarterly basisor more frequently if possible. Questions call Kate Wilson 783-4704 or Claire Knowles 783-4900.

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This group for adults gatherson most Saturdays. This is afree-spirited group finding newways to express themselves andeveryone is welcome. For detailscall Carol Casady (775-3044)

Most Saturdaysat 2 pmVisual Journals

Yoga Readers’ Theater

Book Club

Tai Chi Chuan

Come learn traditional Irish dances! All arewelcome. These community dances aremeant for all ages! For more info and loca-tion, please contact Jackie (783-4440).

Enjoy this beginning form of wellness - Tai Chi. It's easy tolearn! It's free! Join us when you can. For more information,call Reed Anderson (783-4067) No Class Oct. 3rd & 17th

These groups begin anew each time.Bring a mat, blanket and strap, if youhave them. Led by Bria Clark and JillAcheson . For more information, callthe Gallery (783-4710)

This group enjoys reading plays to one another, without re-hearsals, just for fun! Scripts are chosen and made availableby group members. Read a part or just listen. A special treat !

Wednesdays, 7 pm

Tues & Thurs, 9:30 am

Wednesday, October 20th - 7 pm“Bits and Pieces of Shakespeare”

Sundays9:30 am

Mondays, 5 pm$50 / month

Taught by Monika and UrsGauderon. For information,call Monika (775-3045)

New readers welcome!

Ceili Dance

Tai Chiwith Reed

Tuesday, October 26 - 7:30 pm

Three Day Road - by Joseph Boyden

This novel is the story of two Cree friends wholeave the pristine northern country to end up in thehorrific trenches of World War I. The story of thewar is told in flashbacks.

Meet at the home of Billie Gross. For directions, call783-4554 - THE BOOK CLUB DOES NOT MEETIN NOVEMBER OR DECEMBER.

Unless otherwise noted, these programs are free, open to all levels ofexperience and meet at the Gallery. Participants at the Gallery areasked to donate $1 per session when possible to help us with basicoperation costs. Thank You!

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NEW! Piano Lessons and DanceClasses For All Ages Available atthe Gallery! Looking to "WOW!" the

next Open Mic audience? Learn to playthe piano! Come for 30-minute privatelessons at the Old School Gallery!Cost: $12/lesson, scholarships avail-

able. Want to move your body instead? Come for instruction inballet, mixed dance (ballet, tap, jazz, lyrical, modern, improv,and more!), and/or musical theatre. Cost: $10/class, scholar-ships available Lessons and classes offered Tuesday after-noons between 1:00 pm to 5:00 pm. Class and lesson times tobe arranged between students and instructor. Sign up at the OldSchool Gallery or for more information, Contact Felicia Samson

Email - msfelicia@rocketmail.comBlog - msfeliciaatrocketmaildotcom.blogspot.com/

Poetry Group

Most Sundays at 11 am

Poets at all levels of development meet to share poetry andsupport each other. Call Jack at 783-4007 for location andmore information

We couldn’t stay open without youPAGE 6

Sunday, October 17th, 3:00 pm

Featuring The Visual Journals Group

in the Artist’s Quarter

Exhibition runs from Oct. 17th - Jan. 9th, 2011

Artists are encouraged to submit new work for eachshow. Themes are open to wide interpretation.

- Work for “Threads of Time” MUST be delivered byOctober 10th & work from previous exhibition picked up

- Work for ”The Four Seasons” MUST be delivered byJan 9, 2010 & work from previous exhibition picked up

Call Pam Davis if you need more time or have questions. 783-4679

Next Quarter’s Theme

“ The Four Seasons”Opening January 16 , 2011, with work inthe Artist’s Quarter by Leslie Jacobovich

BIG THANKS To Our Docents

ARTISTS - Get an extra 10% from yourart sales!! Become a GALLERY DOCENT!!

This is a great opportunity!!Come to the Docent Training on Sunday,Nov. 14, 2010 from 1 - 3 pm at the Gallery.

The training is for new docents and to updateand refresh greatly appreciated and beloved"old" docents. Delicious snacks will beserved!! A sign-up sheet will be posted at theGallery near the end of October. Be there orbe square!! Please contact Genevieve at theGallery - 783-4710

The EMAAC Visual Journals Group has onceagain assembled a showing of works completed inthe last year. The diverse themes and mixed mediaare the work of Cindi Andersen, Fran Anderson,Carol Casady, Susan Haygood, Candace Lee, andJudy Malys. They will show journals that wereshared with each member of the group as well asworks of art for the table and wall. This year, thegroup has assembled a work for the wall which in-cludes sections from each member. The theme forthis work is “Route 66” and the proceeds from thispiece will be donated to EMAAC. - Candace Lee

Jill AchesonGerry and Susan AckermanRoy BriskyAllen and Pat BurnamD'vorah CurtisBarbara DuncanSusan Haygood

Harry Huttonand Harriet Lawrence

Candace LeeAlicia McCabeMary MaloneyRose von RavenJudy Malys

Visual journaling has existed throughout history as aprocess of reflective thinking, and as a record of imagemaking. Throughout history great thinkers recorded andreflected on their ideas using a variety of visual journalingtechniques. From Thomas Edison’s light bulb sketches toLeonardo DaVinci’s visual journals of flying machines toStephen Hawking’s space-time diagrams, this record ofimage making also served as a record of the thoughtprocess. Exploring the thought process through visualjournaling is essential in a world that is in continuouschange Da Vinci (1452-1519) carried a visual journalwith him at all times so that he could record ideas,impressions, and observations as they occurred. Hisjournals, of which seven thousand pages exist, containedobservations and thoughts of scholars he admired,personal financial records, letters, reflections on domesticproblems, philosophical musings and prophecies, plansfor inventions, and treatises on anatomy, botany,geology, flight, water, drawings and paintings.

The Regional Food Hub that we are trying to develop is anew concept that is popular in Washington, but we arecurrently caught between new ideas and old guidelines. InJuly we met with New Mexico USDA Director Terry Brun-ner. He is looking into options and programs to see if Hecan find a "fit" for our project. We have also been in con-tact with Senator Bingamen's office for assistance andsupport. It is with optimism that we move forward. Webelieve that the right property and funding will becomeavailable and that this community will soon have a co-opfood hub that will bring quality food to our area. We arealways open to new ideas and new volunteers. ContactRebecca Allina (505-495-9906).

The "village" of El Morro, including EMAAC (5%), AncientWay Cafe and RV Park (51%), Inscription Rock Trading(22%) and property owners Lou and Billie Gross (22%)collectively get our water from a well north of the Gallery.We have recently begun meeting to address issues thatimpact all of us. All operating businesses have installedmeters at our intake points, as the water is shared pro-portionately as shown above. We will ultimately install ameter at the well head, as a neighboring rancher is enti-tled to as much of the well production as the rest of uscombined. We share the cost of electricity for the pumpand have just worked with the NM Department of Trans-portation to replace a critical aging length of pipe whichruns under the part of NM 53 currently under construc-tion. The group now meets quarterly and Gerry Acker-man is EMAAC's representative on the Well Sharehold-ers group. This is just one of those arcane, but vital,complications of making the Gallery work, and an excel-lent example of our community's commitment to mutualcooperation. - HL

Our Local Library On Wheels - WednesdaysOctober 6th, November 3rd, December 1st

El Morro National Monument 9:30 - 10:45

Pine Hill - Market 11:30 –1:00

Ramah - Post Office 2:45 – 4:15

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On August 20, Professor David J. Weber died at his summerhome in Timberlake. He was internationally acknowledged to

be one of our nation's most distinguished historians. David wrote more than 20 books. Among those of specialinterest to New Mexico enthusiasts were On the Edge of Empire, The Taos Hacienda of Los Martinez, TheMexican Frontier, 1821 to 1846, Trading in Santa Fe, and What Caused the Pueblo Revolt of 1680? Perhapshis finest achievement was The Spanish Frontier in North America which was selected by the New York Timesas a notable book of 1992 and was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize. David was knighted by order of the King ofSpain and received Mexico's Order of the Aztec Eagle. David was talented, humble and humorous. Twoweeks before his death, he gave a talk at the Gallery on his latest book. Our sincere sympathies to David's

wife, Carol, and his family and friends. David will be sorely missed. - HL

FAREWELL, DAVID WEBER

EL MORRO VALLEY CO-OP UPDATE

WATER… OUR MOST PRECIOUS COMMODITY

NM LIBRARY BOOKMOBILE WEST

As of Sept 13, 2010, the followingarea businesses have contributed

to the annual EMAAC BusinessCampaign.

BENEFACTORS ($500 or more)

* C&E Concrete, Inc., Milan, NM(parking lot gravel)

PATRONS ($250 to $499)

* Ancient Way Cafe and Outpost, El Morro

* CenturyLink, Pagosa Springs, CO

* Gallup Independent, Gallup

* Gurley Motor Co., Galluup

* Paula Jacobs Photography, El Morro

* JRL Enterprises, Ramah

* Dana Letts, Ramah

* Perry Null Trading Co., Gallup

* Patricia Valdivia, DDS, Grants

CONTRIBUTORS ($50 to $249)

* Angela's Cafe Con Leche, Gallup

* Butler's Office Supply, Gallup

* Coal Street Pub, Gallup

* Gallup Lumber and Supply

* Holiday Nursery, Gallup

* La Montanita Food CO-OP, Gallup

* Susan Lee Carter, Inc., Albuquerque

* Pinnacle Bank, Gallup

* Frances Richardson, Gallup

* Rico Auto Complex, Gallup

* Ellis Tanner Trading Co., Gallup

* Ramah Farmers Market, Ramah

* Full Moon Productions, Ramah

2010 BUSINESSCAMPAIGN

DONORS

THANKS TO ALL THESE GENEROUS BUSINESSES!

Total donations to date are $715 in kind and $3,775 cash. Pleasesupport the businesses that support EMAAC and give them your thanks

if you have the opportunity! Harry Hutton, Business Campaign Chair

From the Executive Director

Members and Friends,

It has been both stunning and heartening to witness the

efforts of so many people, representing a rainbow of intentions

and perspectives, boil down and focus energies into one

purpose here at the Old School Gallery: to meet challenges

with intelligence (and a sense of humor!) as we bring EMAAC

into its next evolution. The sheer number of volunteer hours

given willingly by our Docents, Board Members, and friends

within the community establishes, without a doubt, that

EMAAC is beloved and needed by our community- and that

we are all willing to do what is necessary to weather any

bumps that we may meet along the road. Special thanks to

everyone who helped us to inventory the Gallery (this has

changed my life- truly!), to Kirk Shoemaker- for covering all

the bases, to Jeff Alford for his Herculean efforts and tax

expertise, to Leslie Moosman- who coordinated an incredible

Summer Youth Arts Program, to Susan Haygood -who has

been cleaning up our records despite her shoulder injury, to

our fabulous artists- who color our community with such

beauty, to Maqui and Reed- who have been masterfully

juggling our programming for the Gallery (and for the larger

community as well!!), to Jerry and Susan Ackerman- who

quietly and efficiently hold everything together, and with a

smile! I could go on for pages, but I want to leave room for

Harriet.

Which brings me to Harry and Harriet. We all love them,

and will miss them terribly as they follow their bliss all the way

to Kansas City. To say “thank you” doesn’t really cover it,

does it? The blessings that you have showered upon this

community have rained long and deep, and will continue to

nurture abundance for many, many years.

My dear friends… may your journey be filled with love,

laughter, and beauty. -Genevieve

From the President

Dear Friends,It is with mixed emotions that Harry and I leave the El Morro

area and EMAAC. We have made so many good friends and hadso many good times (artistic and otherwise). We have learnedthat “We are all artists!” We have had the pleasure of working forand with the most unique and community-responsive organizationon the planet. EMAAC lives up to its mission by being diverse andby nurturing all members’ creativity.

Each member of the 2009-2010 Board has my respect for theirhard work and accomplishments. We made a wise decision to hireExecutive Director Genevieve Humenay, who, in her first threemonths, has faced and conquered many challenges with grace,courage and exceptional ability.

We take with us wonderful memories of performances, work-shops, exhibitions. We will certainly return over the years to visityou, our lifelong friends.

All best wishes,Harriet

Welcome New Members!

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Volunteer Newsletter Editor NeededDesktop Publisher / Editor for EMAAC Quarterly News-letter. Experienced with Microsoft Publisher Software

Volunteer Grant Writer Needed

Event co-hosts & dessert makers

Assist event hosts to set up, put away, bake desserts

Please Contact Genevieve at the Gallery 783-4710

Laura & Butch Hall David & Christine LoefflerKaren Sorenson Al & Pat BurnamD.A. Evans Shelly ThorntonElaine Sanders Irene WellsPenny Hyde & Jon Marshall Glenda FriendTom & Julie Himelick James & Josephine Parry

(In no special order) Lucia Amsden, Gerry Ackerman, George Steigerwald, C&E, GeorgeDobbs, Standing Feather, Danny Coyle, Kurt Andersen, Bob Schafer, David Kessler, EdenGloria, Dick Knowles, Harry Hutton, Kathy Mezoff, Inscription Rock Trading, Leslie Moosman,D’vorah Curtis, Jane Chilton, Beth VonSeggern, John & Christie Blankfield, Kate Wilson, Patand Allen Burnam, Charlie Mallery, Rebecca Allina, Sarah Mallery, Jackie Rossignol, PattiJordan, EMAAC Board Members, Carol Casady, Walker Pickens, the director, producer, cast

and crew of Sordid Lives, Lori Hanson, Bonnie Altamirano, Susan Mayne, Ancient Way Café, Kate Lichnerowicz, Jerryand Katharine Jorgensen, Katherine Clark, Margaret Araza, Wendy Gordge, Gale Weaver, Glen & Barb Smith, KateManrodt, Claire Bettler, Leslie DeLong, and all the moms who stayed and helped at Summer Youth Art Program.

EMAAC and the Gallery exist because of you and your contributions!!

OCTOBER 2010Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1 2AWAT Fall Festival

RFM Harvest Festival

10am

Quilt Show - Photo

Show and Contest

10 am

3Tai Chi 9:30 am

No Class

Poetry Group 11 am

4Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

5

Yoga 9:30 am

6Ceili Dancing

7 pm

7Yoga 9:30 am

8 9Visual Journals 2 pm

EMAAC Annual

Meeting - Potluck

5:30 pm

10Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group 11 am

11Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

12

Yoga 9:30 am

13Ceili Dancing

7 pm

14Yoga 9:30 am

15 16

17Tai Chi 9:30 am

No Class

Poetry Group 11 am

Threads of Time Art

Exhibition Opening

& Reception - 3 pm

18Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

19

Yoga 9:30 am

Book Club

7:30 pm

20Ceili Dancing

7 pm

Reader’s Theater

7 pm

21Yoga 9:30 am

22 23Visual Journals

2 pm

Fiber Arts Festival

11 am - 3 pm

24Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group 11 am

31Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group 11 am

25Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

26

Yoga 9:30 am

Book Club

7:30 pm

27

Ceili Dancing

7 pm

28

Yoga 9:30 am

29 30

Visual Journals

2 pm

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NOVEMBER 2010Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1

Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

2

Yoga 9:30 am

3

Ceili Dancing

7 pm

4

Yoga 9:30 am

Sordid Lives

8 pm - $12

5

Sordid Lives

8 pm - $12

6

Visual Journals 2 pm

Sordid Lives

8 pm - $12

7Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group 11 am

Six-Hour Quilt Class

11 am - 5 pm $30

8

Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

9

Yoga 9:30 am

10

Ceili Dancing

7 pm

11

Yoga 9:30 am

12 13

Ceili Dance Workshop

1 - 3 pm $7.00

Irish Dinner at AWC

5:45 seating

Willson & McKee

Celtic Concert 7 pm

$7.00

14Tai Chi 9:30

Poetry Group 11 am

Spinning Party

11 am - 3 pm

15Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

16

Yoga 9:30 am

Board Meeting

7 pm

17Ceili Dancing

7 pm

18Yoga 9:30 am

19 20Visual Journals

2 pm

21Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group 11 am

EMTC Planning and

Finishing Get together

1:30 - 4 pm

22Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

23

Yoga 9:30 am

24Ceili Dancing

7 pm

25 26 27

Holiday Craft Fair

1 - 5 pm

28Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group 11 am

29Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

30

Yoga 9:30 am

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DECEMBER 2010Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

1Ceili Dancing

7 pm

2Yoga 9:30 am

3 4

Visual Journals

2 pm

5Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group

11 am

Slow Knitting

1:30 - 4 pm

6Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

7Yoga 9:30 am

8Ceili Dancing

7 pm

9Yoga 9:30 am

10 11Visual Journals

2 pm

OPEN MIC Night

7 pm $5

12Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group

11 am

13Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

14Yoga 9:30 am

15Ceili Dancing

7 pm

16Yoga 9:30 am

17 18Visual Journals

2 pm

Solstice Surprise

7 pm - $5

19Tai Chi 9:30 am

Poetry Group

11 am

20Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

21Yoga 9:30 am

Board Meeting

7pm

22Ceili Dancing

7 pm

23Yoga 9:30 am

24 25

26Tai Chi 9:30 am

27Tai Chi Chuan

5:00 pm

28Yoga 9:30 am

29Ceili Dancing

7 pm

30Yoga 9:30 am

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The El Morro Area Arts Council is a vibrant organization that celebrates diversity, thrives on the sharing of creativeideas through programs, exhibitions and workshops, and supports a community-centered activity hub for traditionaland contemporary arts! EMAAC membership is open to all artists and individuals who share our love of the artsand the El Morro Community. Join us!

ElMorroAreaArtsCouncilP.O.Box296Ramah,NM87321

EMAAC MEMBERSHIP FORM

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City/State/Zip __________________________________________________________

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____Family ($25) ____ EMAAC Sponsor ($250 or more)

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Mail this form, with your comments or suggestions, to:

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