What's happening in Tahoe Truckee this month?
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Hands on art with Susie Alexander at The Cedar House on April 24 - SOLD OUT
Material will be plentiful and all ages 10+ are encouraged to participate.
Susie's philosophy: Creativity exists within everyone. It is our birthright to find our unique way of expressing our creativity. She believes artistic expression has immediate and profound healing power. Susie’s Art in Wellness program color is used as a meaningful way to communicate emotions and struggles that are difficult to explain in words.
Come alone, with your daughter, friend or someone you care about to enjoy a lighthearted and delightful evening! Learn more about Susie.
Susie's philosophy: Creativity exists within everyone. It is our birthright to find our unique way of expressing our creativity. She believes artistic expression has immediate and profound healing power. Susie’s Art in Wellness program color is used as a meaningful way to communicate emotions and struggles that are difficult to explain in words.
Come alone, with your daughter, friend or someone you care about to enjoy a lighthearted and delightful evening! Learn more about Susie.
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Women, Art and the Creative Process
A two part series featuring the premiere Tahoe-Truckee screening of Elissa Slanger's heart warming 30-minute film "Evelyn" and an evening with accomplished artists Brooke Bishop, Eva Nichols and Nancy Tieken Lopez on Sunday, April 22 followed by a hands-on creative art project inspired by “Evelyn” with acclaimed muralist Susie Alexander on Tuesday, April 24. "Evelyn" brings us into the home of Evelyn Brenner, a prolific artist specializing in decorative art well into her 90s. A portion of proceeds benefits Soroptimists in support of girls and women. |
A big note of thanks to our sponsors.
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A glimpse of recent events produced by NC Communications
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A note of GRATITUDE to our sponsors. |
Thursday, Oct. 27, 2011 Honoring honey bees and those that keep 'em
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Event photos courtesy of Amy Edgett, Sierra Sun
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A big note of thanks to John Miller, Patty and Jeff Baird, Slow Food Lake Tahoe, the Shaw Family, Jocelyn Maddux from Lone Buffalo Vineyards and everyone who participated in the evening.
What's Next?
We're planning additional social and thought provoking events with a focus on our surroundings, the environment and sustainability. Please contact NC Communications with comments, feedback and to suggest follow-up and new program ideas. |
