Community Event: Art and Culture

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Music Fest will be in the Ramona Outdoor Community Center Pavilion, 421 Aqua Lane, from noon to 6 p.m. on Saturday, April 21. The Artisan Market will be held inside the gated area during the Music Fest. The Community Swap Meet will be from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the parking lot.

Kiwanians promise “a lively afternoon of fabulous music, great food and fun in the sun — perfect for the entire family.” The four bands taking the Music Fest stage will provide a range of music: Kanan Road, Southern rock and original; Steal Dawn, Top 40s of the past 40 years; Flathead Sixx, classic and Southern rock; and Shirthouse Band, bluegrass, country and Southern rock. There will be plenty of room for dancing. A children’s play area, opportunity drawings, and beer and wine are also featured.

Among Kiwanis-supported projects and activities are: scholarships for Ramona students, Ramona Boys & Girls Club, Ramona Food & Clothes Closet, Ramona Skatepark, Project Lifesaver, Ramona Senior Center, Ramona Town Hall and the Guy B. Woodward Museum.

Sponsors will be recognized at the event. Those donating money and/or goods valued at $75 or more will be invited to submit a banner that will be hung at the event. Donations of $500 or more additionally will receive two adult Music Fest tickets. Checks may be made payable to Kiwanis Club of Ramona and mailed to P.O. Box 275, Ramona, CA 92065.

The Artisan Market will feature craft booths, and the Community Swap Meet will benefit buyers and sellers. Buyers admission to the swap meet is free. Sellers spots are $25 each, payable in advance.

Swap meet registration forms are due by April 16. For registration forms and an information sheet, call 619-322-5570.

Advance Music Fest tickets are $20 for adults and $8 for youths ages 11 to 17. Tickets at the gate are $25 for adults and $10 for ages 11 to 17. Children age 10 and younger will be admitted free.

Advance tickets are available online at ramonamusicfest.org or at Kamp’s Propane, 1000 Olive St.; Ramona Music Center, 1045 Main St.; Java Hut, 23658 San Vicente Road; and Iron Pony Trading Post, 803 Main St.

For general information, contact Pat Bell, event chair, at 760-533-4884. Those who have donations of goods or certificates for the auction may contact Sharon Parker at 619-962-1551 or sharon@parkersplace.biz.

Santa Ysabel Art Gallery will present a one-person show featuring new paintings and drawings by local artist Pat Kelly entitled “Rose.Rabbit.Rose.”

Kelly is well known as a still life and landscape painter in San Diego County. The opening reception for the exhibit will take place Saturday, April 21, from 4-7pm. Admission is free, and the public is invited.

The exhibit will run until May 27. Santa Ysabel Art Gallery is located at 30352 Highway 78 at Highway 79.

Gallery hours are Thursday through Monday from 11am to 5pm.  For information call Annie Rowley at 760-765-1676.

Ramona Home Journal
Thurs., April 19, 2018

Art and Dessert Reception: Sunday, April 22, at 2 p.m.

Join 2Create Gallery and the Ramona Art Guild for an art walk featuring the library’s latest art exhibit. Each artist will talk about his or her piece. Refreshments will be served.

In a part 2 of Consider Creativity Series, students will continue to explore aspects of the creative process through exercises and situational learning to encourage an expansion of learning and self-expression to create sculptural artwork from simple objects, consider puzzles in art, creative problem solving, unexpected assignments for personal discovery and use of negative space in a 2 dimensional project. Students will have freedom to express themselves within the contexts of each project. These is a playful and supportive setting, participants will explore use of a variety of materials and techniques to open new aspects of your creativity.

4 weeks: $100

Enroll: beartsy@outlook.com or call (760) 789-7623

Our answering machine has a generic greeting. Please leave a message with your name and phone number and I’ll call you back.

All materials will be provided.

16yrs to 116yrs.

Suggest students take Consider Creativity first. Open if students realize some may have had other previous experiences.

4min -8max

Student Testimonials: “Marsha is very creative, encouraging and accepting. She offered a variety of experiences…all ways to be creative that were unique and fun.” John G.

The core elements of oil painting are presented providing an excellent foundation for beginners and a springboard for more experienced painters to develop a personal style. Learn about the process of painting as well as a deeper understanding of the painter’s craft: safe studio practice, oil painting materials, traditional oil painting technique and an overview of the limited palette. This is an excellent workshop for beginners and an opportunity for more experienced painters to review and improve their process and understanding of the medium. Pat will demonstrate process and technique as well as provide individual instruction.

Contact the Instructor for a materials list.

$175 Six Weeks

Enroll: patmkellystudio@sbcglobal.net

Adults with previous art experience.

8min – 12max

www.patkellystudio.com

www.patkellystudio.com/blog

BA Visual Arts UCSD

I will in these 6 weeks cover the foundations of drawing the human body.

18 and Above (16 with parents consent)
Beginners welcome, but best if you have some drawing experience.
6min – 15max students.

A Materials list will be provided on enrollment.

6 weeks: $200 
Email “I’m Drawing Nudes” to enroll: studio@helenwilsonartist.com
Then send your check to PO Box 1952, Ramona, CA 92065

Enroll early to ensure your place, space will be limited.
Enrollment closes April 4th. So the model can be notified.

Helen Wilson

MFA, SFAI

www.helenwilsonartists.com

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Beer for my Horses is having its second annual event April 28th, 2018 from noon till 6pm at Dos Picos Park.

We will have Country and Reggae music with a beer garden. Tickets are $20 and $5 kids – ages 5 and under are free.

This is a charity event for Serenity Acres Horse Rescue in Ramona. For more information visit:

https://www.facebook.com/SerenityAcresHorseRescue/ or https://serenityacreshorserescue.com/

In a part 2 of Consider Creativity Series, students will continue to explore aspects of the creative process through exercises and situational learning to encourage an expansion of learning and self-expression to create sculptural artwork from simple objects, consider puzzles in art, creative problem solving, unexpected assignments for personal discovery and use of negative space in a 2 dimensional project. Students will have freedom to express themselves within the contexts of each project. These is a playful and supportive setting, participants will explore use of a variety of materials and techniques to open new aspects of your creativity.

4 weeks: $100

Enroll: beartsy@outlook.com or call (760) 789-7623

Our answering machine has a generic greeting. Please leave a message with your name and phone number and I’ll call you back.

All materials will be provided.

16yrs to 116yrs.

Suggest students take Consider Creativity first. Open if students realize some may have had other previous experiences.

4min -8max

Student Testimonials: “Marsha is very creative, encouraging and accepting. She offered a variety of experiences…all ways to be creative that were unique and fun.” John G.

In a part 2 of Consider Creativity Series, students will continue to explore aspects of the creative process through exercises and situational learning to encourage an expansion of learning and self-expression to create sculptural artwork from simple objects, consider puzzles in art, creative problem solving, unexpected assignments for personal discovery and use of negative space in a 2 dimensional project. Students will have freedom to express themselves within the contexts of each project. These is a playful and supportive setting, participants will explore use of a variety of materials and techniques to open new aspects of your creativity.

4 weeks: $100

Enroll: beartsy@outlook.com or call (760) 789-7623

Our answering machine has a generic greeting. Please leave a message with your name and phone number and I’ll call you back.

All materials will be provided.

16yrs to 116yrs.

Suggest students take Consider Creativity first. Open if students realize some may have had other previous experiences.

4min -8max

Student Testimonials: “Marsha is very creative, encouraging and accepting. She offered a variety of experiences…all ways to be creative that were unique and fun.” John G.

The core elements of oil painting are presented providing an excellent foundation for beginners and a springboard for more experienced painters to develop a personal style. Learn about the process of painting as well as a deeper understanding of the painter’s craft: safe studio practice, oil painting materials, traditional oil painting technique and an overview of the limited palette. This is an excellent workshop for beginners and an opportunity for more experienced painters to review and improve their process and understanding of the medium. Pat will demonstrate process and technique as well as provide individual instruction.

Contact the Instructor for a materials list.

$175 Six Weeks

Enroll: patmkellystudio@sbcglobal.net

Adults with previous art experience.

8min – 12max

www.patkellystudio.com

www.patkellystudio.com/blog

BA Visual Arts UCSD

I will in these 6 weeks cover the foundations of drawing the human body.

18 and Above (16 with parents consent)
Beginners welcome, but best if you have some drawing experience.
6min – 15max students.

A Materials list will be provided on enrollment.

6 weeks: $200 
Email “I’m Drawing Nudes” to enroll: studio@helenwilsonartist.com
Then send your check to PO Box 1952, Ramona, CA 92065

Enroll early to ensure your place, space will be limited.
Enrollment closes April 4th. So the model can be notified.

Helen Wilson

MFA, SFAI

www.helenwilsonartists.com

Every First Friday of the Month there will be a Celebration Party with food, refreshments as well as some mighty fine musicians playing for your pleasure! This event is being sponsored by 2Create Gallery, The Art Center of Ramona & Michael E Clack Restoration.

On Saturday May 5th, the Ramona Chamber of Commerce presents the Back-Country Motorcycle Poker Run. Ride starts at 344 Main Street in the “Old Sizzlers Parking” Lot. Registration starts at 8:30 AM. KSU at 9:30 AM.

The first 100 guests receive breakfast burritos and bike care products sponsored by Prolong Super Lubricants. Free Motorcycle Monkey Coffee for all participants.

Riders will cruise through North San Diego’s beautiful back country collecting poker cards along the way. Ride finishes back in Ramona. $500 goes to the High Hand. 

The second half of the event continues with live music from the Sick String Outlaws. For only $10, you can enjoy complete BBQ lunch prepared by Ranch Events. Featured craft beer and cocktails from Smoking Cannon Brewery, Nickel Beer Company and Auburn Ale House. Local craft cocktails from San Diego Sunshine. There will also be vendors and drawings!

The Poker Run will begin and end in Ramona with stops at Valley View Casino, The Round Up Grill and Nickel Beer Co.

More info: http://ramonachamber.com/motorcycle-events/

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The options of jewelry making with glass and wire are vast. Over 13 years of experimentation I’ve found some things that work well and I’d like to share with people interested in glass and jewelry. In this workshop, we get right to work forming silver to embed between layers of Glass that will be fused in a kiln. Students will have unique handmade glass pendants after firing or forged wirework to take home the day of the workshop if their interest is working with wire. Small wire sculpture is an option to work on as well.

$50.00 each session or $200.00 for 5 sessions

Enroll: lynsfineart@cox.net or call 760 585 5851

All materials provided: Fusible glass, silver, copper, brass, gold wire and ear wires. Glass paints and enamels. Murrine, crystals, seaweed metal cutouts and more!

Age 7 and up. (When accompanied by a Parent), Beginners welcome!

5min -9 max

www.lynfeudner.com

Bachelor of Fine Art University of Minnesota also studied Art at The University of West Florida, UCSD La Jolla, San Diego State, Palomar

The core elements of oil painting are presented providing an excellent foundation for beginners and a springboard for more experienced painters to develop a personal style. Learn about the process of painting as well as a deeper understanding of the painter’s craft: safe studio practice, oil painting materials, traditional oil painting technique and an overview of the limited palette. This is an excellent workshop for beginners and an opportunity for more experienced painters to review and improve their process and understanding of the medium. Pat will demonstrate process and technique as well as provide individual instruction.

Contact the Instructor for a materials list.

$175 Six Weeks

Enroll: patmkellystudio@sbcglobal.net

Adults with previous art experience.

8min – 12max

www.patkellystudio.com

www.patkellystudio.com/blog

BA Visual Arts UCSD

I will in these 6 weeks cover the foundations of drawing the human body.

18 and Above (16 with parents consent)
Beginners welcome, but best if you have some drawing experience.
6min – 15max students.

A Materials list will be provided on enrollment.

6 weeks: $200 
Email “I’m Drawing Nudes” to enroll: studio@helenwilsonartist.com
Then send your check to PO Box 1952, Ramona, CA 92065

Enroll early to ensure your place, space will be limited.
Enrollment closes April 4th. So the model can be notified.

Helen Wilson

MFA, SFAI

www.helenwilsonartists.com

Julian Journal

Thurs, April 19, 2018

Life in the backcountry is filled with artistic inspiration of all kinds — and residents take full advantage of the natural muses to create stunning works of art.

Each year, the Julian Arts Guild hosts one of its largest shows of the year, the Spring Art Show & Sale. The event exhibits works of fine art in a variety of media, showcasing the impressive talents of regional artists.

This year’s event will take place May 12 and 13 at Julian Town Hall, 2129 Main St. Admission is free, and alongside viewing and having a chance to purchase artwork, visitors will enjoy an art raffle. Visit http://www.julianartsguild.org.

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Tuesday Nights is an Artists’ Group facilitated by Helen Wilson, which meets monthly for 4 months. Our meetings are built around a project idea or theme that culminates in an exhibition. This Springs theme was Animal Human Relationships. Come enjoy refreshments while meeting the artists. The artists will share their journey through the creative process starting at 5.

Here is a real treat for lovers of beautiful music. Virtuoso Violinist Jonathan Leviim will perform his spectacular Mother’s Day Concert program of musical arrangements by such brilliant composers as Bach, Paganini, Dvorak, Massenet, Schubert and Mozart.

In this series of concerts, Jonathan will also demonstrate his great mastery of solo works by Bach and Paganini, music that is structurally and emotionally powerful. Paganini’s Caprices reveal the incredible acrobatics that he inflicted upon aspiring violinists, but which Jonathan conquers with apparent ease: left hand pizzicato, ricochet arpeggios, double and triple stops, parallel octaves and tenths, and impressively fast scales.

Also included will be all-time favorites such as, The Holy City, Argentinian Tango, What a Wonderful World, You Raise Me Up, Love Theme from Cinema Paradiso, Somewhere Over The Rainbow, Song from Secret Garden, The Swan and Serenade by Schubert. It’s not often that such world-class musicians are also San Diego locals who enjoy sharing their love of music within their community. Don’t miss this fantastic opportunity to enjoy top entertainment on your own doorstep.

For your convenience, Shalom Strings has arranged the following performances to be held in some of San Diego’s beautiful venues:

* Saturday, April 21 at Gateway Church, 1280 North Johnson Avenue #102, El Cajon at 2 PM (Duo Recital)

* Saturday, May 12 at Encinitas Library, 540 Cornish Drive, Encinitas at 2:30 PM (Duo Recital)

* Saturday, May 12 at Ramona Town Hall at 7 PM (Solo Recital)

* Sunday, May 13, at Oceanside Public Library, 330 N Coast Highway, Oceanside at 7 PM (Solo Recital)

* Saturday, May 19 at Point Loma Branch Library, 3701 Voltaire Street, San Diego at 12:30 PM (Solo Recital)

* Saturday, May 19 at La Jolla Community Center, 6811 La Jolla Boulevard, San Diego at 5 PM (Duo Recital)

* Tuesday, May 22 at Scripps Miramar Ranch Library, 10301 Scripps Lake Dr, San Diego at 6 PM (Duo Recital)

* Wednesday, May 23 at Valencia Park/Malcolm X Library, 5148 Market Street, San Diego at 4:30 PM (Solo Recital)

* Saturday, July 28 at Greene Music 7480 Miramar Road San Diego at 2 PM (Solo Recital) Bookings only online.

With such a selection there has to be one to suit your situation. Better still, come along to the concerts and enjoy them all – you will never tire of the music. Most of all, make sure to bring your mom to a special musical feast this Mother’s Day – there’s sure to be a special surprise!

Tickets also available at the door 30 minutes prior to each concert, unless sold out! 

Don’t take the risk – get your tickets now!  For more details and to purchase tickets, visit www.eventbrite.com (Jonathan Leviim)

To purchase tickets for the Mother’s Day Concert at Ramona Town Hall, click here.

Jonathan Leviim has performed on every continent and in over 40 countries, with all the major orchestras, and with many leading chamber musicians. He has played in some of the world’s most prestigious venues, including: Cologne Philharmonic Hall, Munich Philharmonic, Dusseldorf Philharmonic Tonhalle, Philharmonic Hamburg, The Schauspielhaus- Berlin Concert Hall, National Arts Center in Ottawa, Hong Kong Arts Centre, Centre Colon in Madrid, Spain, and Sydney Opera House, Australia.

Jonathan Leviim performs with great passion and warmth, and with breathtaking technique. “Jonathan is a genius – his passion for the violin is amazing”, said one concertgoer recently. He has a trademark rapport with his audience (who are often left speechless by his talents), and also loves bringing his musical gifts to regional communities, despite having vast experience in some of the world’s most prestigious venues. This concert tour is a unique opportunity to experience the pure sound of the violin at the hands of a maestro, in an informal, friendly and spontaneous atmosphere.

I will in these 6 weeks cover the foundations of drawing the human body.

18 and Above (16 with parents consent)
Beginners welcome, but best if you have some drawing experience.
6min – 15max students.

A Materials list will be provided on enrollment.

6 weeks: $200 
Email “I’m Drawing Nudes” to enroll: studio@helenwilsonartist.com
Then send your check to PO Box 1952, Ramona, CA 92065

Enroll early to ensure your place, space will be limited.
Enrollment closes April 4th. So the model can be notified.

Helen Wilson

MFA, SFAI

www.helenwilsonartists.com

This year, the Ramona Rodeo will be held May 18th-20th.  The parade will be held on May 19th and starts at 10am.

More information coming soon at https://ramonarodeo.net and https://www.facebook.com/TheRamonarodeo/

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Tuesday, May 22 and Wednesday, May 23, 9:00-4:00

Pat Kelly Oil Painting Workshop: Building a Foundation

Learn to observe and paint with accuracy and build fundamental painting skills.  

The core elements of oil painting are presented in this two-day workshop providing an excellent foundation for beginners and a springboard for more experienced painters to develop a personal style. Learn about the process of painting as well as a deeper understanding of the painter’s craft: safe studio practice, oil painting materials, traditional oil painting technique and an overview of the limited palette. This is an excellent workshop for beginners and an opportunity for more experienced painters to review and improve their process and understanding of the medium. Pat will demonstrate process and technique as well as provide individual instruction.

Adults with previous art experience.

8min – 12max

$175.00

Contact the Instructor for a materials list.

Enroll: patmkellystudio@sbcglobal.net

www.patkellystudio.com

www.patkellystudio.com/blog

BA Visual Arts UCSD

I will in these 6 weeks cover the foundations of drawing the human body.

18 and Above (16 with parents consent)
Beginners welcome, but best if you have some drawing experience.
6min – 15max students.

A Materials list will be provided on enrollment.

6 weeks: $200 
Email “I’m Drawing Nudes” to enroll: studio@helenwilsonartist.com
Then send your check to PO Box 1952, Ramona, CA 92065

Enroll early to ensure your place, space will be limited.
Enrollment closes April 4th. So the model can be notified.

Helen Wilson

MFA, SFAI

www.helenwilsonartists.com

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The options of jewelry making with glass and wire are vast. Over 13 years of experimentation I’ve found some things that work well and I’d like to share with people interested in glass and jewelry. In this workshop, we get right to work forming silver to embed between layers of Glass that will be fused in a kiln. Students will have unique handmade glass pendants after firing or forged wirework to take home the day of the workshop if their interest is working with wire. Small wire sculpture is an option to work on as well.

$50.00 each session or $200.00 for 5 sessions

Enroll: lynsfineart@cox.net or call 760 585 5851

All materials provided: Fusible glass, silver, copper, brass, gold wire and ear wires. Glass paints and enamels. Murrine, crystals, seaweed metal cutouts and more!

Age 7 and up. (When accompanied by a Parent), Beginners welcome!

5min -9 max

www.lynfeudner.com

Bachelor of Fine Art University of Minnesota also studied Art at The University of West Florida, UCSD La Jolla, San Diego State, Palomar

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

Enjoy a week packed full of art in the most creative camp ever! You will load up your sketchbook (provided) with fabulous drawings, create a mask cast from your own face, make clay tiles, tie-dye t-shirts, and explore a variety of media in a fun, relaxed atmosphere. Learn to draw and paint under the gentle guidance of a professional artist.

Quality art materials will be provided. Bring a washed, cotton t-shirt to the first class and a healthy snack each day.

$170 includes all materials

Mon- Fri 9 a.m. – 12 p.m.  June 25- June 29, 2018

Fees: $170 includes all materials

Enroll:  http://artstart1.com/art_camps

Ages 7 – 13

Min 7  Max 12 students

Last day to register: June 22

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

Ranger Doug’s Shootists’ Emporium is inviting you out to Mountain Valley Ranch to celebrate the 7th annual National Day of the American Cowboy.

This free event will include cowboy music and poetry, lessons in cowboy gear, reenactments, door prizes, vendors and chuckwagon fare.

Mountain Valley Ranch, 842 state Route 78, on Saturday July 28th, 2018, from noon to 5 p.m. Saturday.

“The whole reason for doing this is because I’m a cowboy, and I want to do what I can to promote the cowboy heritage and cowboy culture, which was instrumental in developing the United States,” said Oliver, a retired police officer and owner of Ranger Doug’s Shootists’ Emporium in Ramona. “It’s also to promote Ramona and bring people to Ramona to see what a wonderful community we have.”

Admission is free. A range of vendors will participate, food and beverages will be available, and a drawing for a 45 caliber single action cowboy gun from EMF (Early Modern Firearms) Company will be held. Tickets for the drawing are $10 each and are available at Oliver’s store from noon to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday. Only 200 tickets for the gun, valued at $500, will be sold.

Oliver plans to donate proceeds from the event to Ramona Town Hall.

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).

The Julian Historical Society will be open the first weekend of each month beginning January 6, 2018 10 am to 4 pm.  Hope you will come visit with us.

The Julian Historical Society was incorporated in 1963, when local historians got together to preserve Julian’s past for future generations. Over the past 50 plus years much has been done toward their original goal. They began by purchasing the Washington mine. The Washington mine was the first hard rock mine to produce gold in Julian. The open air viewing museum constructed in the early 1960’s, where the founders built it, is at the mine site, along with tools and artifacts they collected to tell the story of mining in Julian. (Tour by appointment only.)

http://www.julianhistoricalsociety.org/

The Stageline Garage and Witch Creek Schoolhouse will be open the first weekend of each month (2018).