Cedarburg Cultural Center - 2013 Fall Issue

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Forms & Fibers: Richard & Nina Edelman Sunday, May 5 – Sunday, June 16

The Center of it All!

CEDARBURG A book by Barbara Joosse Renee Graef &

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INFORMATION

Letter from the Executive Director Something is happening on Cedarburg’s Washington Avenue.

Can you hear it? Can you see it?

It’s the look and sound of our vibrant Arts community. If you have not visited in the past month, you are in for an exciting surprise! We have a new façade and new signage, all which reflects our continuing commitment to our mission: to be the gathering place to celebrate community, the arts and local heritage.

Your financial support helps make us the Center of it all, the anchor of a thriving Arts destination in the midst of our picturesque National Historic District. In addition to your membership, please consider: • Matching Gifts • Planned Giving • Our new Endowment Fund • Program Sponsorship I invite you to call me at 262.375.3676, extension 107, to discuss these and other ways you can support the Center including fun and rewarding volunteer opportunities.

Please take some time over the next few days and page through this newsletter, visit our website—www.cedarburgculturalcenter.org—or better yet, come visit us! Experience what it feels, sounds and looks like to be in the Center of the Arts.

Warm regards, Lauren Rose Hofland, Executive Director

Welcome to the

Cedarburg Cultural Center The mission of the Cedarburg Cultural Center is to provide a gathering place to celebrate community, the arts and local heritage. The Center is free and open to the public Tuesday through Saturday 10am - 5pm, and Sundays 12 – 4pm. The Center is closed on Mondays.

The galleries, classrooms, and restrooms of the Cedarburg Cultural Center are wheelchair accessible.

CEDARBURG CULTURAL CENTER Where Art, Music and History Thrive www.CedarburgCulturalCenter.org cccmail@ArtMusicHistory.org W62 N546 Washington Avenue, Cedarburg WI 53012 Phone: 262-375-3676 | Fax: 262-375-4120

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INFORMATION

2013-2014

Board of Directors

Seniors, would you like to showcase your talents?

Mark Langholz – Grafton President Trudi Roesch – Cedarburg Secretary Jay Momberg, – Slinger Treasurer

Seniors Got Talent!

James Schowalter – Port Washington Past President

Amy Cordio – Cedarburg Lisa Froemming – Mequon Marty Gadzichowski – Mequon Jack Hale – Cedarburg Jane Hamilton – Oostburg Beth Hoffman – Mequon

Home Care Assistance and the Cedarburg Cultural Center invite you to join us for a very special Talent Show at the Cedarburg Cultural Center’s Blueburg Café.

Enjoy the café’s full bar while you showcase your musical, dancing or other creative abilities. Admission is free so come and enjoy the show.

Prizes awarded to the 3 best talents.

Frank Juarez – Sheboygan

WHEN:

Mary McCann – Mequon

Saturday, November 16th.

Doors open at 6:45.

Show time is 7:30 to 9:30.

Subhendu Modak – Grafton David Olson – Cedarburg

WHERE:

Mike Reuteman – West Bend

Blueburg Café, Cedarburg Cultural Center, W62 N546 Washington Ave.

Chris Velnetske – Cedarburg Shelley Weston – Shorewood

To sign up in advance, call Cindy at 414-208-8798 or email her at cdeck@homecareassistance.com

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FUNDRAISING

CEDARBURG Written by Barb Joosse, Illustrated by Renee Graef

$17.95, available online at cedarburgculturalcenter.org, at the Cultural Center, and select locations around town.

Come on! A little elephant takes you to his favorite place--Cedarburg! Join him as he “rides around the block, to see who’s who, to see what’s what,” catches fireflies (“Twinkleflies on.

Twinkleflies off. Stars in a jar is what we’ve got.”) and explores the creepy cemetery (“Oldy moldy graves up here. Oldy moldy bones down there. But no ghosts--nope!”) Rollicking rhymes, familiar scenes and a reassuring ending make this a story to keep--and share.

Sponsored by the Greater Cedarburg Foundation, all proceeds from book sales will go towards the new endowment of the Cedarburg Cultural Center.

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PERFORMANCE

First Wednesday of Every Month

Blueburg Café Open Mic Night

The Blueburg Café offers “Plug and Play” Open Mic nights on the first Wednesday of each month, showcasing musicians, singers, poets, dancers, comedians, filmmakers and story tellers.

Amplification and microphones are provided.

There is no cover charge, and all ages are welcome!

Open Mic starts at 7:00 pm and continues until approximately 9:00pm. Doors open and sign-up begins at 6:15pm. Performers are encouraged to sign up before 6:40pm as slots fill quickly.

Performers appear on stage on a first-come, first on-stage basis, with management reserving the right to move performances to best showcase the talent. Each performer will have approximately 5 minutes on the stage. Filmmakers must call in advance to ensure proper equipment is available.

The Café’s full bar offers drink specials, beer, wine, soft drinks including Sprecher soda, and snacks.

Complimentary coffee is provided courtesy of Starbucks® of Cedarburg.

Upcoming Blueburg Café Open Mic Nights: 9/4, 10/2, 11/6 and 12/4 Please see listing on page 14 for “Best of Blueburg Café” Friday, December 13

TALENT INCUBATOR

The Blueburg Café is part of the Cedarburg Cultural Center’s Talent Incubator which offers an array of resources including the Songburg Café, online content, seminars and classes designed to foster professional development for visual and performing artists, as well as a creative outlet with exhibition space and the stage of the Blueburg Café.

Please check our Education listings for workshop listings.

Third Wednesday of Every Month at 7pm

Songburg Writer’s Circle

Join songwriter Kim Albrecht (Wild Violets) for a monthly opportunity to share, encourage and learn from fellow songwriters in a supportive environment. Bring your instrument and your latest work. All ages welcome. Please check our website for more information.

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PERFORMANCE

Friday, September 6 at 6:30pm

WILD VIOLETS with opening act Ichiro Suzucki

at the Opening Reception for the Cedarburg Artists Guild’s Annual Juried Exhibit Guitarist Ichiro Suzucki performs at 6:30pm followed by the Blueburg Café monthly Open Mic Night favorite Wild Violets from 7:30-9:00pm.

True to their vintage rock roots, Wild Violets husband & wife duo, Mark & Kim Albrecht, intertwine poetic songwriting and inspired lyrics with picturesque acoustic compositions. Their first CD, “Simple Life” was released in July 2013 with a rootsy vibe formed from acoustic and electric guitars, resonator, bass and keyboard. Mark holds a Masters degree in piano performance and actively writes and arranges music. Kim also pens lyrics that are interpreted with her unique, silky voice. www.wildvioletsmusic.com.

Free Admission

Sunday, September 29 at 7:00pm

After the Storm Concert

Featuring the Roller Mills String Band and Sawdust Symphony

The Cedarburg Cultural Center is proud to host the AFTER THE STORM CONCERT with the Roller Mills String Band and Sawdust Symphony on Sunday, September 29, 2013. This is an evening of roots music with proceeds from the concert going directly to help rebuild the music programs at Plaza Towers Elementary and Briarwood Elementary schools in Moore, Oklahoma. On May 20, 2013, these 2 elementary schools were destroyed by a deadly EF5 tornado.

The Roller Mills String Band plays traditional, bluegrass, and Irish songs, with a focus on the hammered dulcimer. Sawdust Symphony is an exciting American Newgrass band. Both bands are featured on the “After the Storm” CD, released in summer 2013. All sales of the CD will also directly benefit the music programs at Plaza Towers and Briarwood Elementary schools. www.wisconsindulcimer.com www.sawdustsymphony.com Free admission. Goodwill donations for the rebuilding effort of the music programs will be accepted.

Anyone donating $15 or more will be given a CD that features 15 area and regional bluegrass bands.

Friday and Saturday, October 4 & 5 at 7:30pm McMann & Tate Productions Adult Comedy

SLEEPING ON THE COUCH AGAIN

Cedarburg Cultural Center’s own resident comedy troupe is back… and Sleeping on the Couch Again! Come in and get comfortable as the Taters point out how men and women see the world differently with a combo of new scenes and the return of some audience favorites. Sure to be a great night out for grown-up laughs.

Mild adult content and language.

$10 member advance | $13 advance | $15 day of show | $135 reserved table of eight

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PERFORMANCE

Sunday, October 20 at 6:30pm Friday, October 25 at 7:00pm Saturday, October 26 at 7:00pm

GOTHIC HISTORY TOURS

Experience life and death, and the changes in medicine through the ages in this 90-minute walking tour through the National Historic Downtown District. Tour begins and ends at the Cedarburg Cultural Center with visits to the Zur Ruhe Cemetery and other mysterious sites. Be intrigued and shocked by funeral practices, medical midwifery and more from 1850-1930.

Appropriate for ages 11 and up.

$13 member advance | $16 advance | $18 Day of Tour - if available

Friday, November 15 at 7:30pm

Prometheus Trio & Junior Trio

“The Prometheus Trio has established high standards and a loyal following at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music.”

—Tom Strini,Third Coast Digest Comprised of Timothy Klabunde on violin, Stefanie Jacob on piano, and Scott Tisdel on cello, this resident trio from The Wisconsin Conservatory of Music is now in their 12th season together. They continue a tradition of presenting masterworks by composers including Beethoven, Schumann, and Mozart, along with lesser known, but equally masterful works by Alfred Schnittke, Bohuslav Martinu, and Maurice Ravel.

Enjoy the undeniable energy and superb artistry of the premier ensemble of the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music. Critically acclaimed year after year, Prometheus Trio will present a stunning performance in the intimate setting of our own Cedarburg Cultural Center. www.wcmusic.org The Prometheus Trio will share the stage with the Junior Trio made up of featured performers Elizabeth Hayes on violin, Mayan Essak on piano and Ben Boehm on cello. All three are students at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music and are juniors at Shorewood High School. $11 member advance | $14 advance | $16 day of show | $5 student with ID | $135 reserved table of eight

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PERFORMANCE

Saturday, November 16 at 7:30pm

Seniors got talent “double nicKEL” 55+ Open Mic Night In partnership with Home Care Assistance

Home Care Assistance and the Cedarburg Cultural Center are pleased to present the first ever 55+ Talent Show at the CCC. Similar to the spirit of the Blueburg Café Open Mic Nights, the evening will showcase a variety of talents including singers, musicians, storytellers, comedians, poets, and dancers. Prizes will be awarded. Admission is free and open to the public (any age). Light refreshments will be served. The Center’s cash bar will be open to provide liquid courage.

Sign up for your slot in advance by contacting Cindy Deck at cdeck@homecareassistance.com or 414-208-8798. If any spots remain, you may sign up the evening of the event beginning at 6:45 pm No cover charge

Fri. and Sat., December 6 & 7 at 7:30pm McMann & Tate Adult Holiday Comedy

50 SHADES OF SLEIGH

There’s no masking the excitement as McMann & Tate return for their annual Holiday Comedy show. The Taters will be whipping out hilarious scenes that delve into the lighter side of the craziness that comes but once a year! A perfect way to enjoy holiday laughs with family, friends and colleagues. Mild adult content and language.

$10 member advance | $13 advance | $15 day of show | $135 reserved table of eight

Friday, December 13 at 7:30pm

Best of Blueburg Café Open Mic Nights

Monthly Blueburg Café Open Mic Nights have brought out some of the most promising talent in Southeastern Wisconsin.

Come vote for your favorite musicians, singers, poets, dancers, comedians, filmmakers and story tellers picked from 10 qualifying semi-finalists over the last 12 months. Prize money will be awarded to the top three!

Sponsored by Cornerstone Community Bank, MTS LLC, Sprecher, and Starbucks-Cedarburg

Note: Although the final contestants will not be chosen until October 2013, the current list of semifinalists includes musicians from age 8 – 78. Semi-finalists may be found on the Cedarburg Cultural Center’s website at: www.CedarburgCulturalCenter.org/blueburg $5 general admission

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HARMONIOUS WAIL

“The bouncy rhythm, the delicate music arrangement and good musicianship have made Harmonious Wail one of the few outstanding bands that combines Eastern European folk songs and American jazz music.”

—TaipeiTimes.com

PERFORMANCE

Saturday, December 21 at 7:30pm

Drawing from the rich influence of European gypsy musicians, the Wail bursts through the normal boundaries of the gypsy swing genre with intoxicating vocals, enticing arrangements and sheer joy. Smoldering vocals are laced in with the jazzy mandolin and guitar; an infectious blend of continental jazz, swing, and gypsy music. Harmonious Wail has won multiple Madison Area Music Association (MAMA) awards including Best Jazz CD, Best Ensemble Vocalists of the Year, Best World Artist, Best World Song, Best Instrumentalist, and Favorite Jazz Band. www.wail.com Sims Delaney-Potthoff, Harmonious Wail’s founder (1987), leader and mandolinist, sings, writes and arranges for the Wail, and also plays a 1937 Gibson tenor guitar (tuned as an octave mandolin).

Maggie Delaney-Potthoff is a captivating vocal performer. Equally at home scatting over a bebop tune, soaring on a solo, or blending with the Wail’s tight vocal harmonies, she delivers both powerhouse tunes and ballads with confidence and ease.

Jeff Weiss, recent graduate of UW-Madison’s School of Music, is already a master bassist with dazzling artistic prowess. Recipient of the 2012 Madison Area Music Award for Best Bassist of the Year. $11 member advance | $14 advance | $16 day of show | $6 student with ID | $145 reserved table of eight

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EDUCATION

Classes Watercolor Workshops with Alice Struck:

Saturday, September 7: 9:30 am – 12 noon Saturday, October 5: 9:30 am – 12 noon Saturday, November 2: 9:30 am – 12 noon Saturday, December 14: 9:30 am – 12 noon Appropriate for all skill levels.

Classes include demonstration, critique, presentation, introduction to new techniques and in-class painting time. Students will receive instruction on finding a subject, using resources, skill development, and information about using materials and tools. $25 CCC Members/ $32 Non-Members per session List of recommended supplies online or at CCC About the Artist: Alice Struck is a veteran teacher and award winning artist with over 25 years of experience of exhibiting and working in the Wisconsin arts community.

Drawing from Nature with Beki Borman

Wednesdays: October 2, 9, 16 & 23: 6-8 pm Nature is the most powerful inspiration for many artists. Working from both photos and life, students will learn how to interpret and express the wonders of nature. The basics of drawing will be covered, and then students will branch out to learn how to accentuate lines, shapes and patterns as they are found in the natural world. $63 CCC Member/ $79 Non-Member. List of recommended supplies online or at CCC About the Artist: Beki Borman was born and raised in the Milwaukee area. She attended the Milwaukee Institute of Art & Design where she received her BFA in painting.

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for Adults

Laughing Pumpkin Pin in Punchneedle Embroidery with Nancee Ariagno

Saturday, October 19: 10 am – 1 pm Kick-off October in style with this unique Laughing Pumpkin pin, just in time for Halloween!

Punchneedles are provided for use in class, and may be purchased at the end of class. $30 CCC Members/ $38 Non-Members Supplies included: Pattern, thread, clasp, wool & hoop to keep.

The Art of Composition with Beki Borman

Wednesdays: October 30, November 6 & 13: 6-8:30 pm Every good drawing begins with good composition. With a focus on drawing, students will work with the still life to deepen their understanding of how to arrange objects within a picture to create the desired effect. Classical examples and class discussion will provide students with feedback and direction. $59 Members/ $74 Non-Members List of recommended supplies online or at CCC

Basketweave Ring Tray: Special Workshop with Artist in Residence Laura Weber

Saturday, November 2: 1-5 pm Learn the basics of basketweaving while creating a lovely (and functional!) woven tray to enjoy in your home or give as a cherished gift. $30 Members/ $38 Non-Members Supplies included

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Wednesdays: November 27, December 4 & 11: 6-8:30 pm Learn the medium of pastels while expressing yourself through abstract art. Starting with the basics of the medium, students will learn techniques for using pastels such as blending and layering. This class is perfect for beginners! $59 Member/ $74 Non-Member List of recommended supplies online or at CCC

Basic Machine Sewing

Wednesdays: October 23, 30, November 6, 13, 20 & December 4: 6-9 pm Instructor: Tiffany Hofland Cover the fundamentals of your sewing machine, fabrics and properly pinning patterns. Learn how to properly thread your machine, set a bobbin, tension, and machine sew. Use all you’ve learned to create a cute pillow cover you can show off to your friends!

Ages 13 and up, under 13 with an adult $125 Member/ $156 Non-Member Supply list online or at CCC

Basic Knitting and Crochet

Wednesdays: October 23, 30, November 6, 13, 20 & December 4: 10 – 11 am Instructor: Tiffany Hofland This strong introduction to knitting and crochet will give you the skills and stitches you need to make simple projects and the confidence to follow patterns found in magazines, books or online.

Ages 13 and up, under 13 with an adult $54 Member/ $68 Non-Member Supply list online or at CCC

EDUCATION

Abstract Pastel Drawing with Beki Borman

Please check our website for additions to the class schedule!

PARTNER Nights: Dinner, Drinks and an Art Project!

Date Night with a creative twist! Light dinner, drinks (1 for each of you) and art supplies included.

Must be 21 or older. See menu details online.

Collaborative Canvas with Beki Borman Thursday, September 12: 6-8 pm Dinner, drinks and companionship, all topped off with a unique art piece painted together with your special someone or favorite friend. $49 Member Couple/ $61 Non-Member Couple

Sweetest Day: Coordinating Canvases with Beki Borman

Friday, October 18: 6-8 pm Time to celebrate the Sweetest Day with your Sweetest Friend!

Wine, dine and create a pair of coordinating canvases meant to “hang together” for eternity! $49 Member Couple/ $61 Non-Member Couple

Collage Frames Pair with Beki Borman

Thursday, November 21: 6-8 pm Eat, drink and be merry while creating a set of picture frames.

Make them fabulous, funky or fancy- whatever your heart desires. $49 Member Couple/ $61 Non-Member Couple

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EDUCATION

Classes

Fall Extravaganza: AfterSchool Art Class

Turkey Bonanza!

After-School Art Class

Fish Tank Fantasy

Shimmering Snowflakes: After-School Art Class

Wednesdays: September 11, 18, 25 & October 2: 4-5 pm Instructor: Michelle Savas Thompson A series of fun and unique fall projects, such as gilded leaves and sun-catchers, will warm your home for the season.

Recommended for ages 6-12, or under 5 with an adult. $40 Member/ $50 Non-Member Supplies included Saturdays: October 5 & 12: 1-3 pm Instructor: Michelle Savas Thompson Get ready for undersea excitement as you build your aquarium and fill it with the fanciful fish and creatures you’ve created using air-dry clay.

Recommended for ages 6-12, or under 5 with an adult. $40 Member/ $50 Non-Member Supplies included

Spooky-Mobile!

After-School Art Class

Wednesday: October 9: 4-5 pm Instructor: Michelle Savas Thompson Pumpkins, ghosts, black cats and bats! Spiders dangling from webby strings! These are a few of our Halloween things!

Create a magical, whimsical mobile to celebrate this spooky time and watch your eerie creations dance in the breeze! Recommended for ages 6-12, or under 5 with an adult. $15 Member/ $20 Non-Member Supplies included.

Wednesdays: November 13 & 20: 4-5 pm Instructor: Michelle Savas Thompson The turkey’s on the table, and it’s time to eat…or not to eat! Create a fabulous centerpiece using air-dry clay to dazzle your guests!

Then, create a second fun (and edible) turkey to eat and enjoy!

Recommended for ages 6-12, or under 5 with an adult. $24 Member/ $30 Non-Member Supplies included

Wednesdays: December 4 & 11: 4-5 pm Instructor: Michelle Savas Thompson Create a fabulous masterpiece of snow, based on Ezra Jack Keats’ book, “The Snowy Day.” Get your glitz on with a shimmering, shining “sticker mosaic” to sparkle up a special wall!

Recommended for ages 6-12, or under 5 with an adult. $24 Member/ $30 Non-Member Supplies included

The 2013 Education Season is proudly sponsored by The Townsend Foundation

Please check our website for additions to the class schedule!

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Explore the creative list of wines, martinis and cocktails, and our delectable menu of entrée creations and small plates.

Wednesday nights are a treat at Harvey’s with a Lobster Tail Special and Bub’s Famous BBQ Ribs.

Tapas Thursdays feature a tempting new menu of deliciousness each week.

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September

Michelle Savas Thompson Oils, watercolor and charcoal drawings

Wednesdays: Sept. 4, 11, 18 & 25: 11am – 3pm Michelle’s goal is “to create pieces of artwork so compelling you just cannot walk away from them. To capture the spirit of life for everyone to enjoy.”

Michelle will be at the Cultural Center on Wednesdays in September to demonstrate her work and answer questions about her paintings.

There is no charge to visit the artist, watch her work and be inspired by her process.

Special Workshops for Kids with Michelle Savas Thompson:

Fall Extravaganza After-School Art Class: Wednesdays: September 11, 18, 25 & October 2: 4-5pm

ART

Artists in Residence October Laura Weber

Tuesdays: October 1,8,15, 22 & 29: 10am – 2pm Thursdays: October 3, 10, 17 & 24: 10am – 2pm Laura Weber’s designs combine the precision and technical expertise of basketweaving with the creativity designs of a fine artist.

Laura will be at the Cultural Center on Tuesdays and Thursdays in October to demonstrate her work and answer questions about basketmaking. There is no charge to visit the artist, watch her work and be inspired by her process. In addition, Laura will offer a special basketweaving workshop in November.

Basketweave Ring Tray with Laura Weber Saturday, November 2: 1-5pm See page 14 for more information.

Fish Tank Fantasy: Saturdays: October 5 & 12: 1-3pm Spooky-Mobile: After-School Art Class: Wednesday, October 9: 4-5pm Turkey Bonanza: After-School Art Class: Wednesdays: November 13 & 20: 4-5pm Shimmering Snowflake: After-School Art Class Wednesdays: December 4 & 11: 4-5pm (See class listings on page 18 for complete details.)

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ART

Exhibits Cedarburg Artists Guild’s Annual Juried Exhibit

Saturday, August 10 through Sunday, October 13 Opening Reception: Friday, September 6: 6 - 9 pm Reception will feature the music of guitarist Ichiro Suzuki (6:30) and the Wild Violets (7:30).

The Cedarburg Artists Guild Annual Juried Exhibit is a yearly show and sale featuring the work of Guild members. Most pieces are for sale and are fine examples of locally created art. Approximately 100 works of art are on display. Media represented include painting in oil, acrylic and watercolor; drawing, sculpture, clay, photography, jewelry, fine furniture, wooden vessels and fiber.

Text and Texture: Vicki & William Reed, Deb Mortl & Claudette Lee

Sunday, October 20 through Sunday, December 1 Opening Reception: Sunday, October 20: 1 - 4 pm Photographer Vicki Reed invites painters Claudette Lee Roseland and Deb Mortl to join her in the exploration of the written word and the texture it adds to our lives. Diverse in their media, the artists’ work is connected by a common thread that runs through the exhibit... the poetry of W.A. (Buz) Reed. Each artist has created a body of work inspired by Reed’s words and phrases.

The show will include acrylic, oil and encaustic paintings as well as photographs, mixed media and 3D pieces.

Vessels: To Have and to Hold

Lost Ozaukee Historic Exhibit

Saturday, August 10 through Sunday, October 13 Opening Reception: Friday, September 6: 6 - 9 pm Did you know that John Dillinger’s girlfriend, Billie Frechette, was arrested in Mequon on New Year’s Eve 1933 driving a sparkling, new Buick? Have you heard of the UFO sighting by a Grafton priest in 1947? These and 50 other little known facts, unsolved murders, heroics, and dark revelations about Ozaukee County are featured in the exhibit. This exhibit is created in partnership with the Ozaukee County Historical Society.

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Sunday, October 20 through Sunday, December 1 Opening Reception: Sunday, October 20: 1- 4 pm A “cash and carry” exhibit and sale of original artist-made vessels and containers. Expect a fun array of ceramics, basketry, woodwork, metals, glass and more.

2nd Annual CCC Members Only Exhibit & Sale

Sunday, December 8, 2013 through Sunday, January 26, 2014 Opening Reception: Sunday, December 8: 1-4 pm A “cash and carry” exhibit of original works by the CCC’s very own members. Expect a delightful mix of many media, including painting, sculpture, photography, ceramics, fibers, jewelry and more.

Purchased artworks may be taken home and enjoyed the same day.

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Milwaukee’s Use and Abuse of a Vital Resource with John Gurda

HISTORY

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Tuesday, September 24 7:00 -9:00 pm

Lake Michigan and the rivers that feed it have been Milwaukee’s dominant natural resources since the days of the Potawatomi. Join historian John Gurda for a lively look at the lake and its adjacent watersheds. Gurda is a lecturer, tour guide, television documentarian, author of 19 books on Milwaukee, and eight-time winner of the Wisconsin Historical Society’s Award of Merit.

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Calling all Artists!

Artists and Fine Craftsmen are invited to apply for the following exhibit and sales opportunities: VESSELS: TO HAVE AND TO HOLD: Saturday, October 19 – Sunday, December 1. The exhibit, “Vessels” includes such items as: vases, bowls, pitchers, lockets, hope chests, mugs, flasks, pill boxes and more. Acceptable media include, but are not limited to: pottery, basketry, woodwork, metalwork and glass.

YOU GOTTA HAVE ART: Saturday, February 15 – Sunday, March 23, 2014.

The CCC invites artists in all media to apply for our annual juried exhibit, which opens with the return of the popular You Gotta Have Art Fundraiser Gala.

Artists interested in submitting artworks for these exhibits may download the complete prospectuses and entry forms from the CCC’s website at: www.CedarburgCulturalCenter.org/calls-for-artists.

Calling all Volunteers!

The Cultural Center is looking for fun and enthusiastic volunteers to help with fall events…

Wine & Harvest Festival volunteers help with concession food prep/sales, beverage sales and the big raffle Saturday & Sunday, September 21 & 22. Festival volunteers enjoy a complimentary lunch from the CCC Food Booth and the excitement of being part of one of Cedarburg’s largest annual events!

The Gothic History Tour committee is seeking volunteer actors, actresses, docents and wranglers for 90-minute walking tours on Sunday, October 20, Friday, October 25 and Saturday, October 26, 2013. Depending on your volunteer role, you may be asked to attend a small number of meetings and rehearsals.

Hang It Again fundraiser volunteers help with check-out and art display for this special art resale event Friday through Sunday, September 27 – 29, 2013.

Interested individuals, families, friends, businesses and organizations may sign up at the Center or call 262-375-3676.

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Wisconsin farmer and author, Jerry Apps, kicks off this new series at Riveredge. Jerry will speak about a time when everyone on a farm was immersed in nature throughout their entire lives.

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Riveredge Naturalists and the DNR discuss the Return the Sturgeon” Project: A story of water quality, river ecology, and an ancient fish

Saturday, September 28

New location! Sturgeon Fest at the Milwaukee Lake Front with Friends of Lakeshore State Park

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Find out why the CCC has become the area’s most popular rental facility!

Host your wedding reception, meeting, party or seminar at the Cedarburg Cultural Center located in the heart of Cedarburg’s National Historic District! Your guests will thank you for choosing such a convenient location: a charming getaway yet only minutes from I-43 and the City of Milwaukee.

• Convenient free parking • Accommodates up to 300 guests seated theater-style or 175 seated guests for dining • Stage with professional lighting, sound system and grand piano • “Caterers dream” staging kitchen • Wi-Fi and projection capabilities • Bar with full liquor license • Wheelchair accessible

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In Memorium

The Cedarburg Cultural Center said good-bye this summer to three of its beloved supporters. The passing of Ed Rappold, 93, and Merlin Rostad, 101, left us with emptiness in our hearts but fond memories of a passion for our mission. Ed gifted us with a wealth of valuable area information, photos and videos. Merlin leaves behind a legacy of support and creativity that inspires us all. Jane Mercier Beck, 68, passed away in July. Jane’s passion for children’s education continues on at the Cultural Center through a donation to our art education and historic school tours.

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