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18-19 CAPE COD MARITIME & WILDLIFE ARTS SHOW Cape Cod Community College, W. Barnstable, MA 610-896-4776 www.WildlifeArtShows.com |
Cape Cod's only Maritime and Wildlife Arts Show featuring
25 artists at the Cape Cod Community College gymnasium. This
juried show host maritime, nautical and wildlife art native
both land and sea. Saturday evening reception will benefit
conservation and wildlife groups based on the Cape.
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Oct 18-19 12TH ANNUAL SAN DIMAS FESTIVAL OF THE ARTS
WILDLIFE ART SHOW San Dimas, California 909-599-5374 www.sandimasarts.com |
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8-9 GOLDEN GATE WESTERN & WILDLIFE ARTS SHOW San Mateo Events Center 610-896-4776 www.WildlifeArtShows.com |
The only western and wildlife arts show in the San Francisco
Bay area. This new event plans to build over the years and
become one of the premier shows in California. This year's
featured artist is international renowned painter/sculpture
R.W. McBride (www.rwmbride.com).
A highly selective, juried show featuring artists across the
western United States.
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Nov
7-9 13TH ANNUAL MANITOBA ARTS EXPO Assiniboia Downs, Winnipeg, Manitoba 204-467-8654 www.manitobaartexpo.ca |
The expo, which raises funds for CancerCare Manitoba foundation, will showcase the works of more than 50 of the province’s finest visual artists, excelling in all disciplines and media of painting, sculpture and photography at Assiniboia Downs in Winnipeg. | ||||||
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14-16 38TH ANNUAL WATERFOWL FESTIVAL Easton, Maryland 410-882-4567 www.waterfowlfestival.org |
The ultimate weekend for the sportsman or art lover. Twelve
venues throughout Easton feature world-class wildlife
paintings, sculpture, carvings and photos. Collectible
decoys, sporting gear and adventures to delight every
outdoorsman. A wine tasting pavilion not to be missed. Also
scheduled are World Championship Calling Contests, decoy
auctions, retriever, fly-fishing and stunt dog
demonstrations, kid's activities, and evening concerts. A
festive atmosphere topped by great food and music make this
event a must each November. Free parking and shuttle
service.
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28-29 22ND ANNUAL DEBORAH WATERFOWL SHOW Chincoteague, Virginia 757-336-3478 www.chincoteaguechamber.com |
Over
100 exhibitors are featured. Each year there is a featured carver
and artist. All exhibitors are glad to meet and talk with the
public. Exhibits are available for purchase. Refreshments will be
available. There is an auction held Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Proceeds
from this two day show and auction benefit the Deborah Heart and
Lung Center located in Browns Mills, New Jersey. Contact Jean Clark at (757)-336-3478. |
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12-14 FT WORDEN WILDLIFE & NATURE ART EXPO Fort Worden State Park Convention Center Port Townsend, WA 306-344-4401 www.wildartexpo.org |
The venue provides an opportunity for people to be educated, through painting, sculpture, carving, and photography, about our environment and the wildlife that thrive in it. This year the Expo features the fisher, recently reintroduced into the Olympic National Park. National Park rangers will be in attendance to inform the public about the fisher and the reintroduction effort. In addition to the art galleries, there will be Audubon Society walks, several wildlife slide show presentations, and on-going children’s hands-on nature activities. The Expo is easy to get to from Seattle and overnight accommodations are readily available. | ||||||
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Dec 6-7 21ST ANNUAL CORE
SOUND DECOY FESTIVAL
SEE ATTACHED ANNOUNCEMENT Harkers Island, NC 252-838-8818 www.decoyguild.com The 21st Annual Core Sound Decoy
Festival will be held December 6 and 7, 2008, in the Harkers Island
Elementary School, Harkers Island, N. C. The featured carver for the
year is Houston Lewis and the featured decoy is the Cinnamon Teal.
Approximately 90 exhibitors will be displaying and selling decoys,
wildfowl art, and related items. Decoy competition will be held both
days, consisting of both decorative and non-decorative carvings.
Also, there will be children’s decoy painting, retriever
demonstrations, head carving competition, and loon calling
competition. Waterfowl artifacts will be on display both days. In
addition, there will be a decoy auction Saturday at 1 pm in the H.
Curt Salter Building, located near the Harkers Island bridge and
home of the Core Sound Decoy Carvers Guild. Food service will be
available both days, featuring Down East clam chowder, shrimp
burgers, and banana pudding. |
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