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More Upcoming Events:
Almost Famous Talent Show
Friday, May 6, 7:30 P.M.
The infamous Almost Famous Talent Show will
return this year to JHM on Fri., May 6 at 7:30 P.M. Come as a performer
or a spectator. All youth, teens through twenties, are invited to
compete. What kind of talent? Music, poetry, dramatic readings, comedy,
dance, physical feats of amazing coordination, magic…anything goes! Over
$100 in prize money will be awarded for the best musical performance,
best non-musical performance and best original work. Performers need to
sign up in advance by calling JHM.
Bug Love
June 5 2:00—4:00 P.M.
Time to spend some quality time with those
fascinating creatures we call bugs. All children are invited to JHM on
June 5th at 2:00 P.M. to learn about insects and make crafts and food
that resemble insects. Children under eight may need adult assistance.
Cost is $5 per child; adults are free. Call the Museum to make
reservations.
Teens Murder Mystery
Sat. April 2, 7:30 P.M. & Sun. April 3, 3:00
P.M.
All are invited to the Museum Teen Volunteers’ annual
murder mystery. We haven’t decided on a title yet, but it will involve
super heroes. The setting is a courtroom where one of the super heroes
is on trial for trying to take over the world. All participants are
invited to put on their tights, capes and tight body suits to join in
the fun. It may be quite a sight! There will be refreshments and prizes
for best sleuth. Admission is $4.00 for teens and adults and $2.00 for
children under 13. For more information call the museum at 622-8710.
Quilt workshop with Vikki Pignatelli
July 15 – 16.
Vikki Pignatelli will give two one-day workshops—Crazy about
Curves and Improvisational Curves—at the Museum on July 15
and 16. Vikki is known for her flawlessly executed curves and her
signature free-motion stitching. The cost is $60 per workshop (after May
31, $65). Call the Museum for a flyer with registration form.
On March 13th children celebrated St. Patrick’s Day
at the Museum with Irish music and fables along with holiday crafts,
food and games. These youngsters are sporting their green bowlers under
a balloon rai
nbow.
Several hold their pot of gold that they have filled with gold pieces
(butterscotch-dipped crackers). The kids had so much fun we may just
have to do this again next year.
The Dave and Brenda Lozowski family pose before a
Lozowski original during the Artists’ Reception for A Playground of
Color. They and about 450 other people—artists with their
families—enjoyed refreshments and children’s art.
Special thanks to Ken McCollum who led a free ceramic
workshop for teens on March 5th. The student’s work will be displayed at
the upcoming Teen-Age Talent exhibit. This workshop was sponored
by the Mary Taylor Family Fund.
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