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Ongoing Classes
Ballroom Dancing with Dave Sluka & Teri McConnell. Tuesday, 7-8pm Beginners, 8-9pm Intermediate
For more information call Sasha at 292-3455.
Pilates with Kim Goode. Thursdays, 8:15 am. For more information call Kim at 292-3608.
Upcoming Events
| JANUARY/FEBRUARY |
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| Marya Lehman's art will remain on display through January |
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reMember Party: A Night of Renewal
Start 2012 with a bonus party to celebrate our membership. From 6 to 7:30 pm, lounge with other Schoolhouse members while the Black Bird Quartet fills the 'house with jazz melodies. At 7:30 pm, DJ K-Pax will guide us into an eclectic dance jam. Throughout the evening founding members of the Schoolhouse will share stories about the early days of this unique venue. A raffle and silent auction will also feature locally available crafts and services. Hojji Firemaker will be hosting a photo booth with Ridge-style costumery. A sample of the Ridge Tapestry Project featuring the Schoolhouse, entitled "Cultural Center", will also be on display. This will also be the last opportunity to view the exhibition of Marya Lehman's exquisite art work.
***MEMBERS: Please bring a sweet (A-K last name) or savory (L-Z) pot-luck item for the desserts or appetizers (finger food preferably)***
Free for members. You may become a member at the door. |
Saturday, Jan 28th -
Cocktail Party 6 pm Dance Party 7:30 pm |
Valentine Erotique and Erotic Art Show Opening
An annual classic, this love-themed extravaganza returns with a brand-new array of luscious poetry, racy skits, a chocolate dessert contest, and other erotic entertainment. This year, Molly Fisk and Bill Gainer return (along with other poets to be announced) to stimulate your senses with provocative poetry and, at times, lascivious lyrics (viewer discretion is advised). Belle Star headlines brazen burlesque performances with other special guests. The chocolate dessert contest is open to the public with prizes for several categories (i.e. most decadent, creamiest and dreamiest).
Join us earlier in the evening to indulge in some wine at the opening of the Erotic Art Show. Submissions for the show are due by February 3rd.
$14 general/$22 for couples. Tickets available at BriarPatch and Mother Trucker's. This show has historically sold out. |
Saturday, Feb 11th
Doors Open 5 pm
Feature Performance 7:30 pm |
Seed Swap
Join the Sierra Seed Co-operative for the annual Seed Swap. The event will feature farmers and gardeners our region in an informal exchange of ideas, information and seeds, with expert advice and unique seeds available at every table. It's ol' fashioned fun, and you will come away with a smile and some seeds. This is a great way to meet and mingle with other like minded folks. Learn more @ sierraseeds.org |
Sunday, Feb 19th, 2 to 4 pm |
| MARCH |
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Anne & Pete Sibley
Originally from New England, the Sibleys have been at home in the Rocky Mountain West since 1999. Singing for as long as they can remember, Anne & Pete have come many miles from their classical music training to “the people’s music:” folk, bluegrass and traditional music. Using the guitar and clawhammer banjo to accompany their tight harmonies, the Sibleys tell stories about life and love as they see it, and it is this quality that rings true with audiences from coast to coast. Anne & Pete’s music highlights their connection with the landscape, community, family, and even the food they grow and eat. Less than a decade since they released their first album, the Sibleys’ music hit the national spotlight in 2009 with a blue ribbon finish in the “Great American Duet Sing Off” on National Public Radio’s A Prairie Home Companion. Last summer, the couple released their fourth and most critically-acclaimed CD, Coming Home. Prior releases are Will You Walk With Me (2005),Winter on the Great Divide (2007) and Think of This River (2004). anneandpetesibley.com
“One of the sweetest, most soulful and hauntingly beautiful duets in the business.” --Bluegrass Now Magazine
Advance/member tickets $15 available at Briar Patch & Mother Trucker’s; $18 at the door
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Saturday, March 10th, 7:30 pm |
Jayme Stone's Room of Wonders
Two-time Juno-winning banjoist Jayme Stone makes music inspired by traditions from around the world, bridging folk, jazz, chamber and world music. His latest album, Room of Wonders, explores music from Norway, Sweden, Bulgaria, Brazil, Italy and North America. The repertoire includes a movement from Bach?s French Suite, a Moorish sword-fighting dance and Stone?s lush, edgy originals. Stone will be touring with three extraordinary musicians: world-wise Sandra Wong on the nyckelharpa, a resonant swedish keyed fiddle. Andrew Small, a classically-trained bassist who has played with Symphony Augusta and is currently finishing his Master's degree in performance at the Yale School of Music. Nick Fraser, an ever-creative and versatile drummer and composer from Toronto. www.jaymestone.com
"The music is as spirited as its creator. It’s hard to imagine a room large enough to contain the talent that went into its making, or the varied sounds it surveys." --Georgia Straight
Advance/member tickets $15 available at Briar Patch & Mother Trucker’s; $18 at the door |
Wednesday, March 14th, 7:30pm |
Spring Fundraising Dinner
You are all invited to this annual favorite. Hosts throughout the San Juan Ridge will be preparing elegant, homemade dinners for the lucky attendees. Following dinner, everyone will gather at the Schoolhouse for desserts and dancing.
To RSVP or to host, contact Jeff Adams at 265-2826. |
Saturday, March 24th |
| APRIL |
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| "Old Friends, New Works": An evening of music, poetry and stories featuring Gary Snyder, Doc Dachtler, & Ludi Hinrichs |
Saturday, April 7th, 7:30 pm |
Story Slam, 7:30 pm
Theme: "Luck" |
Friday, April 13th |
| Lecture by Bill McKibben presented by the Ananda College |
Tuesday, April 17th |
| William Crosby Art Opening |
Saturday, April 20th |
| MAY |
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| Sohini Sangeet Hindustani Concert |
Saturday, May 12th |
| JUNE |
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| Gamelan |
Saturday, June 9th |
| JULY |
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Sierra Storytelling Festival
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Fri - Sun, July 27 to 29 |
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