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Mayor's Invitational
Prizes:
First Place The City of Keizer will be purchasing one or more pieces which will become part of Keizers permanent art collection.
Second Place - $400 cash award
Third Place - $250 cash award
Honorable Mention (2) - $100 cash award each
Entry Date and Fees: The jury will make their decision based on the actual piece(s) of art. E-mail entries or CDs containing photographs of the art are not acceptable. The jury will consider only those pieces of art that are physically present. Each entered piece must contain a card with the following information affixed to the back of the piece: Artist name, telephone number, e-mail address, title of piece, medium, and price (pieces must be offered for purchase). The entry fee is $25 per piece entered. Diptychs are $35 and triptychs are $45. Pieces accepted for display in the Civic Center will be offered for sale to the public and when sold, the artist will receive 70% and Keizer Art Association will retain 30%.
Delivery of art: Friday, January 8, 2010 between 2 PM and 7 PM at Keizer Civic Center, 930 Chemawa Rd. NE, Keizer, OR. Art being submitted by mail should be sent to Keizer Art Association, 980 Chemawa Rd. NE, Keizer, OR 97303 and must include instructions and pre-paid postage for the return of the art. Art that is mailed must be received at the Keizer Art Association by January 8.
Jury Date: Saturday, January 9, 2010. All artists will be notified of jury results by e-mail the evening of January 9, 2010 (do not call) and art not accepted will need to be picked up at the Keizer Civic Center on Sunday, January 10 between 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. If the art was received by mail, it will be returned accordingly. Note: the Civic Center does not have storage facilities and the artist must make arrangements to have their art picked up during the hours indicated. Art not picked up will not be insured and liability for it will not be accepted by the City of Keizer, the Keizer Civic Center or Keizer Art Association.
Reception: The unveiling and opening reception for artists, city dignitaries and public friends of the arts is Friday, January 29, 7 p.m. It will be held at the Keizer Civic Center. The reception will include an auction. The pieces of art selected to be displayed for the coming year, which are not purchased by the City of Keizer for their permanent collection, will be offered for sale at this auction with the opening bid starting at 70% of the sale price listed below on this form. Keizer Art Association will receive any and all money from the auction of the piece that is over and above the 70%.
If not sold at the auction, it will continue to be offered for sale at the sale price listed below throughout the one-year period it is on display in the Civic Center. The artist will receive 70% of the sale price, Keizer Art Association will retain 30%. The pieces will not be delivered to the purchaser until the end of the display period.
Public Viewing: Saturday and Sunday, January 30 and 31, all art selected by the jury for the MayorÂ’s Invitational will be on public display. (The art will remain on display throughout the year.) Other activities are planned for both days including the unveiling of the Thomas Dove Keizur Statue at the City of KeizerÂ’s new Civic Center. These activities will be well advertised and attendance is expected to run high throughout both days.
Call for Art: Keizer Civic Center Building
The new Civic Center for the City of Keizer offers an exciting opportunity for Northwest artists to showcase approximately 20 pieces of wall art. The pieces to be hung will be selected by jury and will hang from January 29 through December, 2010. The call for art is open to all Northwest artists and all mediums are welcome. All framing and matting must be professional in appearance. For safety purposes Plexiglas must be used, rather than glass. Art hung in this facility will be exposed to natural light and UV protective, non-glare Plexiglas can be used at the artistÂ’s discretion. Unframed art must have edges that are professional in appearance and staples cannot be visible. Freestanding work is not being accepted at this time. Hanging wire is required on all pieces.
Dimension Range:
Width: 18 to 116
Height: 36 to 48
CALL FOR ART
Please download the CALL FOR ART for all the pertinent information.
Winter Solstice
Art Sale
You are invited to participate in the Keizer, Oregontwo-day art sale event at the City of Keizers new Civic Center*. Each artist is invited to bring up to three pieces of art which will be displayed and offered for purchaseon Friday, January 29, and Saturday, January 30. The Winter Art Solstice is a weekend-long event, with Friday night and Saturday being the largest event-filled days. Friday night is the Mayors Invitational which includes a reception andauction. This event will be attended by local dignitaries, businesses and friends of the arts community.
Saturday's events are extensive and should be well attended throughout the day. It is expected that the entire Winter Art Solstice will be well-advertised throughout the Marion-Polk county area. The public art for the Civic Center is to be unveiled for the public to see for the first time, as will the bigger than life sculpture of Thomas Dove
Keizur. (The statue is permanent to the site and is not offered for sale. Thepublic art that has been accepted by jury through the Mayors Invitational 2010 Call for Art is to be offered for purchase by auction.)
All work offered for sale must be original to the artist and not a reproduction or Giclèe print. All mediums are welcome. Wall art must be framed with a sturdy wire on the back to facilitate display. Unframed, wrap-around canvas is acceptable only if staples are not visible. All 2-D work must not exceed 48 X 48 and 3-D work must be freestanding and 50 lbs or less. (Exceptions to these requirements are only allowed if pre-approved and as space permits.)
Each artist can submit up to three entries. All art must be offered for sale. A 3 X 5 card must accompany each piece and must provide the title of the piece, the medium, price and name of artist. The card should be professional in appearance. Keizer Art Association reserves the right to refuse art deemed inappropriate for public display and to cease accepting art if space limitations become a factor.
Download PDF for Fee Information & Application
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KEIZER ART ASSOCIATION
OCTOBER 2009 CLASSES
October 1, 8-CARDINAL WOODBURNING COLORED PENCIL CLASS taught by
DAYNA THOMAS. In this class you will learn how to prepare wood to be burned
on. You will then proceed to burn an image of a Cardinal using a basic wood burning
tool with a universal tip. After burning the image you will color the piece using Prisma
Colored Pencils or Walnut Hollow oil colored pencils. When you are finished you will
have a beautiful art piece worthy of hanging in your home or giving as a gift.. Supply
list. Thursdays, 1:00-3:30pm. $40/2 classes.*
October 1-29-PAINTING ALLA PRIMA taught by PETER FOX. Start and finish a painting in one sitting using the painting technique of Alla Prima, or wet paint painting. You
will achieve dramatic, fresh results from spontaneous inspiration. Please register
through Chemeketa Community College (503)365-4773 for class #CRN 40009.
Supply list. Thursday evenings. 6:00-8:30pm. 5 classes $99.*
October 2, 9, 16, 23, 30-FRIDAY OPEN STUDIO. This no host studio is for artists of all
mediums. Spend the afternoon in our brightly lit classroom with the benefit of good
company and a great place to work. Open 1:00-4:00 every Friday. Free to
members. $3/day or $10/month for non-members. No registration required.
October 3-KIDZART ART CLUB taught by LAURA FIDLER. Each months activity will
focus on an event occuring during that month. This months focus is Columbus Day
and 1492. Every month the activity is different and will incorporate a fun project, art
history, and hands on artwork. Ages 6-12. Younger siblings accepted at the
instructors discretion. All supplies provided. $10/class. Saturday morning. 10:00-
12:00.*
October 5-November 23-COLORED PENCIL taught by a variety of talented artists. This
is a fun and relaxed class where pencil pushing is an ART! In this class you will learn
color theory, layering, strokes, how to use different kinds of paper, dry pencil,
watercolor pencil and little tricks with everyday tools. You do not have to have
drawing skills to be successful--just a love of color! All levels welcome. Supply list.
Monday mornings. 9:00-12:00. 8 weeks. $50.*
October 5-November 9-ACRYLICS taught by SHIRLEE JOHNSON. Have the time of
your life and become an accomplished painter at the same time. Shirlee will teach
colors, composition, values, lost and found edges, backgrounds and design,
underpainting for value, working with warm and cool colors and mud colors. Working
with shapes and designs you will learn how to make the eye move around the
painting. An enjoyable class that never has a dull moment. Individualized help.
Supply list. Monday afternoons. 1:00-4:00. $60/6 weeks.*
October 5, 12, 19-WOODCARVING taught by Master Woodcarer DAVE
DISSELBRETT. Dave always has something new up his sleeve and this month it is
Pumpkin Snowmen. Where does he come up with these new ideas? Dave gives
individual help with each project. You will learn to carve and then paint your snowman
for a finishing touch. This is a class enjoyed by men and women alike. Absolute
beginner? Dave has a project for you, too. Monday evenings. 7:00-9:00. $5/class.
October 6-November 24-CALLIGRAPHY taught by PENNY WHITE. This popular class
has students returning again and again. Learn the art of beautiful writing using pens,
pencils, and ink. This term will focus on Uncials. The name uncial (pronounced un-
shel) is derived from the Latin word, uncia, meaning inch, which may have denoted
the height of the original letters. This style has many variations and is a fun alphabet
to learn. This is the style of early Christian writing. All levels welcome. Small supply
list. Tuesday afternoons. 1:15-3:15. $40/8 weeks.*
October 7-SPIRELLI STRING ART taught by JAN CASTLE. Spirelli originated in The
Netherlands and is a form of string art. Join Jan to make a lovely card, and fixins to
take for another card. No experience needed. See Jans display board in the KAA
classroom and you will see the beautiful Spirelli flowers. Please bring small detail
scissors and your favorite adhesive. Wednesday, 1:00-3:00. $25.*
October 7-BEGINNING DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKING Lost and Found taught by RITA
PLUMB and JORI HALBIRT. Are your digital photos everywhere from your
computer to the internet to your cameras and cds? Do you want to learn some clear
paths for organizing all of your digital media? This class will give you an overview on
how to do just that using a powerful program made for people who like to easily find
and celebrate their memories. Each participant will receive a free CD at class. Please
bring a laptop computer with an assortment of photos you would like to work with.
Wednesday evening. 6:30-8:00pm. $20*
October 10, 17, 24, 31, Nov. 14, 21-ACRYLICS taught by SHIRLEE JOHNSON.
Shirlee is teaching her popular class on Saturdays for those of you who are unable
to attend her Monday classes. All levels of painters are welcome in this fun and
informative class. Shirlee gives each student her time and expertise on a one-on-
one basis. Your will learn how to prepare your canvas for painting, work with cool
and warm colors, mud colors and create great paintings. Supply list. Saturday
mornings. 9:00-12:00. 6 weeks. $60.*
October 10, 17, 24, 31-SUNFLOWERS and SUCH The Fruit and Flowers of Autumn
taught by MARILYN McMURRAY. In this watercolor class you will learn to paint
beautiful vibrant colors. You will work on sunflowers and fruit paintings that have great
depth because you will plan the values. Photo references and finished examples
will be provide by the instructor. Beginning painters will be shown how to draw and
how to mix colors for a finished piece. Those with some experience will work on
better composition and capturing the light to make petals and shapes look three
dimensional. See Marilyns paintings displayed in the KAA classroom. Supply list.
Saturday afternoons. 1:00-4:00. 4 weeks. $120.*
October 11-WOODCARVING WORKSHOP taught by Master Woodcarver DAVE
DISSELBRETT. Just in time for Halloween, Dave is teaching Pumpkin Snowman
carving. You will learn how to carve these cuties and paint them in your favorite
pumpkin colors. When finished you can display your work on the windowsill for the
little trick-or-treaters to see. A great gift or a keepsake. All levels of carvers welcome.
Bring a lunch and have a great autumn day carving away. Sunday. 9:00-3:00. $15
for the day.
October 14-BEGINNING IRIS PAPER FOLDING taught by JAN CASTLE. originating in
Holland, Iris Paper Folding is a fun and easy technique that can be used on greeting
cards, announcements, scrapbooking and in frames. Folded strips of colored paper
are layered in a spiral pattern that resembles the iris of the eye or the iris of a camera.
You will be amazed at what you can create with paper. Small supply list.
Wednesday afternoon. 1:00-3:30. $25. *
October 15, 22-LEGENDS CALLIGRAPHY taught by SANDI CORMIER. Legends is
an alphabet that has a Middle East feel to it. Legends has a small body height and
very tall ascenders and descenders. Not generally used as an everyday alphabet
and it is very lovely. The students will learn a style that is unique and fun. This class
will start from scratch with drawing lines, talking about proportion, and learning first the
lower case alphabet and moving to the upper case letters. This alphabet can be
used on handmade greeting cards, thank you notes, poetry and framed art.
Thursdays. 10:00-2:00.Bring a snack for break. $40/2 classes.*
October 15-PLEIN AIRE PAINTING and SKETCHING hosted by JEANIE BAKER.
How fortunate we are to live in the beautiful Northwest where beauty abounds all
around us. Bring your painting, sketching and drawing materials and take part in this
wonderland of ours. The venue for October is Orchard Heights Winery in the heart of
the Eola Hills. For more information and a map of the winery google:
www.orchardheightswinery.com. The view is gorgeous and they serve a daily lunch
for you to purchase. Thursday. 10:00-2:00. $5.*
October 21-ADVANCED DIGITAL SCRAPBOOKING Jumping into Cyberspace
taught by RITA PLUMB and JORI HALBIRT. Explore the fun, fast, and amazingly
cool versatility of digital scrapbooking. Rita and Jori will teach you how to download
fonts, give texture to pages, and use the wand to cut shapes. Youll definitely be
inspired when you finish this class. Please bring a laptop computer to class.
Prerequesite: Beginning Digital Scrapbooking. Lost and Found. Wednesday
evening 6:30-9:30pm. $40.*
October 29-FANCIFUL LETTERS CLASS taught by Calligrapher and Designer SANDI
CORMIER. In this fun and very creative calligraphy class you will learn how to draw
monoline Roman Capitals. Add weight and turn them into Versals. Play around with
swash caps, uncials, italic lower case and cursive caps. You will overlay Versal letters
with Cursive letters, embellish, decorate, and color with colored pencils. Create your
own personal alphabet with many uses. Thursday. 10:00-2:00. Bring a snack for
break. $20.*
*Please pre-register for each class (except Woodcarving and Open Studio) several days ahead.
OTHER OFFERINGS:
LENDING LIBRARY-Free to members.
GIFT GALLERY- Browse our beautiful Gallery K for jewelry, cards, paintings, woodwork, tiles scarves, books, bowls, fused glass, collage, and specialty art items. Gallery K is constantly changing and adding affordable gift items.
KEIZER ART ASSOCIATION and ENID JOY MOUNT GALLERY is located in the Keizer Heritage Center at 980 Chemawa Rd., Keizer, OR 97303. Ph (503)390-3010. For further class information please call Carol Harris at (503)363-5667 or (503)580-5476.
E-MAIL: keizerarts_gmail.com
WEBSITE: www.KeizerArts.org. Check out all our classes and register online.
GALLERY HOURS: TH-FRI 1:00-4:00, SAT. 10:00-4:00 pm. Closed Sun. -Wed. except for classes.
We accept VISA/ MASTERCARD and have gift cards in the amount of your choosing.
*Please pre-register for these classes several days ahead so the instructor can prepare for the correct number of students.*
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Shows for 2009
September 5, 2009
Echoes of Green:
Recycled, Re-purposed, Reclaimed Altered Art Show
Opening Reception
4:00 to 7:00 PM
Click here for the prospectus
October 3, 2009
The Works of Colleen Chronister
November 7, 2009
The Black, White & Gray Show - Open to Oregon Artists
5:00 to 8:00 PM
December 5, 2009
The Works of Miriam and Robert Selby
2:00 to 5:00 PM
Shows for 2010
Prospectus forthcoming...
January- Art Urbain (Street Art)
February - Through The Looking Glass (Photography)
March - McNary High School
April - Pacific Northwest Show
May - Iris Show
June - Artists Gone Wild (Members Show)
July - Statesman Journal Salon de Refusee
August - Sizzlin Summer Nights (Classic Car & Hotrod Art)
September - Echoes of Green: Recycled Art Show
October - Into the Wild (Wildlife)
November - Black/White/Gray
December - Holiday (to be decided)
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The Black, White & Gray Show
Prospectus
Keizer Art Association is organized to encourage the creation, understanding, and appreciation of arts in the community; to gather
together objects of art for display and interpretation, and to have as a final goal, the participation of all members of the community as a
part of the total art education process.
Our Gallery hours are:
Thursday and Friday from 1PM to 4PM and
Saturday from 10AM to 4PM.
Our History
Keizer Art Association has been in existence since 1977. The three founding members were Don Walton, Marge Browder and Enid Joy
Mount. The Associaiton operated out of many locations in Keizer before finding a permanent home here at the Keizer Heritage Building.
Enid Joy Mount was very determined that children have a chance to experience and create art. She helped them find clay in the natural
environment (located under horsetail plants) and then make objects they could wood-fire with her help.
Thanks to the generosity of the community and Enid Joy Mount's family, our Gallery continues to have monthly shows featuring local
artists and others from Oregon and beyond.
Our Board of Directors
In order to be on the board, you must also be a member of the Keizer Art Association. You can download the membership
application on our 'Forms' page. Click the link to read our BYLAWS.
Board members represent the members of Keizer Art Association and are responsible for making decisions about the business end
of the organization, the shows hosted at Mount Gallery, the members gallery, retail GalleryK operations and classroom activities.
Our 2009-2010 Board of Directors are:
Robert Selby, President (Operations Council Chair)
Robert earned an Associate of Arts in Business Administration from Clark College in Vancouver, Washington, a Bachelor of Science in Art
& Letters/Graphic Design at Portland State University and a Master of Fine Arts in Advertising Design at Syracuse University. He has forty
years experience in the communications industry. He also served as an Associate Professor and Chair of the Design Arts Department at
Pacific Northwest College of Art in Portland.
Robert is an innovator in the area of fused glass. "Design and preparation of the glass requires careful planning. Yet the element of surprise
is always present when the process of firing begins. It is all very exciting to me, but the real magic comes when light bursts through the
finished glass."
Linda Jacobson, Vice President (Show Council Chair)
Linda spent her career with the US Postal Service where she held various executive positions in Oregon, Ohio, Missouri and Tennessee.
In 2006, she retired and returned to her native state of Oregon. Since that time, she has actively pursued textile and mixed media arts.
She has won several awards for her work, has it in two galleries and does various juried art venues throughout the year. Her work can be
identified by her signature fabric tucks which are turned by applying fibers in a process known as couching. She also adds embellishments
in leather, beading and stone. Linda is active as a member of Keizer Art Association and Artists in Action and is a volunteer for several
non-profit organizations.
Christine Dieker, Treasurer (Budget Council Chair)
Carol Harris, Secretary (Education Council Chair)
Carol Harris was born in Baker City, went to OSU and received a Bachelor's Degree in Education and Art, a Master's Degree in Education
at WOU and settled in Salem to teach elementary school for 31 years. Married to Keith for 37 years they live in the country west of Salem
where they were cherry farmers and now grow hay for horses. They have a daughter Jennifer, son-in-law Adam and grandson Ben.
Interests are art, 4-H, and traveling. She has been a KAA board member for 5 years as Secretary and Education Chair.
William Bragg, Director (Co-Chair, Mayor's Invitational Committee)
I am the Associate Director of the Willamette Academy. Willamette Academy is a five-year college access program for intelligent, talented
and creative students from low income, less formally educated families. Each year we receive 120 nominations from the Salem/Keizer school
district of potential seventh graders of which we can only select 28 students. The ultimate goal of Willamette Academy is for the students to
attend college.
I am also a photographer. Currently my work is showing at Venti's & the Coffee House Cafe in Salem. I was commissioned by the Hallie Ford
museum as part of an installation of Dan May's art work. I do both non-profit and commercial photographic work as well.
And I'm the publisher of The Salem Project, the third volume ofwhich was released in April. The Salem Project is a new local publication
celebrating and highlighting local artists.
Miriam Selby, Director (Communications Council Chair)
Miriam Grace Selby is a collage artist living on a hilltop outside Dallas, Oregon. Enamored with papers, she sees the infinite possibilities in their patterns, textures, colors, shapes and layers. And is most satisfied seeing them evolve in relationship during the design process.
Her work is award-winning and is accepted in juried shows. She recently received second place at the 2009 Oregon State Fair Art Annual for her piece, Listening to the Universe. Three of her collage art pieces were purchased by the Salem Health foundation for their new Patient Tower wing and were among those honored at the opening of the tower earlier this past spring.
She has taught college, run political campaigns, worked for a transit agency, and worked for city government. As an entrepreneur, she founded a computer database firm and, most recently, was a book publisher, publishing books about womens issues. She brings a background of marketing and is enthusiastic about being KAA's newsletter editor and communications chair.
Non Profit Association
Keizer Creative Art Association and Enid Joy Mount Gallery are a 501©3 tax exempt non-profit organization registered with the IRS.
If you would like to donate to Keizer Art Association please do. We operate 100% via donations from the public, memberships, and classes.
Everyone you talk to on the phone or via email is a volunteer. Your donation will help us to expand our reach into the community. We work
because of our all volunteer, working board, there are no paid positions in our organization. If you need more information please contact our
Treasurer.
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Contact Us
Our Address
980 Chemawa Road NE
Keizer, OR 97303
Tel.: 503-390-3010
E-mail: keizerarts_gmail.com
Business Sponsors
Reciprocal Members
Local Links
Member Websites
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Willamette Valley Non-Profits
* The Keizer Heritage Foundation
* Oregon Art Education Association
* Portland Institute for Contemporary Art
* Regional Arts & Culture Council
* Silverton Art Association
* Salem Art Association
Willamette Valley Galleries
* River Gallery in Independence
* Bush Barn Art Center
* Mary Lou Zeek Gallery
* Elsinore Gallery & Framing
* Allessandro's Galleria
* Hallie Ford Museum of Art
* Lawrence Gallery
* Lunaria Gallery
* Pegasus Art Gallery - Corvalis
* The Corvalis Art Cemter
* Woodburn Art Center
* Shaffer Fine Art Gallery
* Gallery 7126
* PDX Contemporary Art
* Quintana Galleries
Dayna Collins
Visit my site:
www.alleyartstudio.com
Visit my blog:
www.alleyartstudio.blogspot.com
Jami Moffett
Visit my website:
www.offthehookstudios.com
Linda Jacobson
Visit my website (click here)
Melinda Dalke
www.myspace.com/artbymelindadalke
Patricia Young
Patricia Young paintings in oil and watercolor
http://www.youngatart.webs.com
William Bragg
William Bragg Photography
http://www.williambragg.com
Jon Holmes
The Works of Jon Holmes
Christian Maheux
www.maheuxdesign.com
Welcome to GalleryK our retail store in the Enid Joy Mount Gallery. On this page you can see some of the artists that we have featured in our monthly newsletters. Please stop in GalleryK to see all we have to offer.
Our hours are: Thursday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM Friday 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM
Saturday 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
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accessing this site.
Information provided on this web site is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including without limitation
warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. Keizer Creative Art Association cannot guarantee the
accuracy, completeness or timeliness of the information on this website and the information, content and documents on this web site may
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Keizer Creative Art Association assumes no liability or responsibility for any errors or omissions in the content of this web site. Your use
of this web site is at your own risk. You agree that Keizer Creative Art Association is not responsible for any errors or omissions or for any
damages for the use of the web site under any circumstances. Under no circumstances and under no legal theory shall Keizer Creative Art
Association, its affiliates, reciprocal parties, suppliers, or any other party involved in creating, producing, or delivering this web site's
contents be liable to you or any other person for any direct, indirect, special, incidental, or consequential damages of any character
(including, but not limited to, computer system viruses or bugs, hardware or software malfunctions, and network connection errors)
arising from your access to, or use of, this web site.
Memberships
The advantages of Keizer Art Association members are:
*Having your work displayed in off site locations (hotels, restaurants, cafes)
*Annual Membership Meeting
*Ability to serve on the Education, Operations or Show Councils
*Open Studio Days
*Membership Card
*Members Exhibition Gallery in the Classroom (with a 80/20 Commission Rate)
*Artist Reception Planning and Hosting
*Serve and Hold Office on the Board of Directors
*Serve as a Gallery Docent
*Use of the KAA Lending Library
*Work Can Be Sold in Gallery K
*5% off of Gallery K Purchases
Some benefits of Keizer Art Association Business Members are:
*Your business will get name recognition in our Monthly Newsletter
*Your business will be listed as a sponsor of each show
*We will put a link, with your logo on our sponsor page on this site
Your membership runs a full year from the day you make payment for your membership.
Membership Annual Fee:
Individual $25.00
Family $30.00
Senior (55+)
$20.00
Students (K-12 & College
$15.00
Business $45.00
Special Memberships:
Contributing $50.00
Sustaining $100.00
Benefactor/Lifetime $500.00 one time
Lifetime Honorary
Bestowed by Board of Directors
Reciprocal Non-Profit Agencies Only
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