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Many thanks to Laura Lee Cundiff, Janee Lensing and Tammy DeLaney for organizing (and staffing) the Curry Arts booth at the Nonprofit Expo held at the Curry Public Library, Saturday April 15.

A special thank you to Curry Arts member John Harold Scott for donating two of his colorful paintings for the free raffle.

The purpose of the event was to introduce newer community members to volunteer opportunities and local non-profit organizations, including Curry Arts!

Check out Tammy and Laura Lee’s interview (at minute 5:00):  Connect with Your Community, A Non-Profit Expo – YouTube

Curry Arts members Tammy DeLaney, Morgan Johnson, and Pat Renner have all had works accepted into the juried Expressions West art show at the Coos Bay Art Museum.

The show runs from April 14 through June 23.  The opening reception will be held on April 14, from 5 to 7 pm.

Congrats to all!

Curry Arts will host a booth at the 2022 Annual Holiday Bazaar, November 18 and November 19, at the Fairgrounds Event Center.

Member artists are asked to consider donating items to be sold at the booth.  All proceeds will be used to continue our support of the Gold Beach Schools’ Art and Music programs.

Consider contributing to this GREAT cause!

2022 Annual Holiday Bazaar Flyer

 

Curry Arts, Inc. will hold our annual meeting on Saturday, September 10 at 2 p.m. at Buffington Memorial Park in Gold Beach, OR 97444.  We will be gathering at the picnic tables at the east end of the park.

We would like to invite all members, anyone who is interested in becoming a member, or those interested in learning more about our organization to attend our annual meeting.  In addition to election of officers and miscellaneous business items, we will be brainstorming ideas to encourage community engagement in the organization and further involvement in arts in the community.

Please join us to learn more about the Curry Arts organization and share your ideas with us.  Hope to see you on September 10.

2022 Annual Meeting Notice

The Curry Arts booth at the Party in the Park on July 9 was a ROCKIN’ success!  Actually 300-plus rockin’ rocks!

Over 300 white-primed, flat river rocks were painted by children of all ages.  Paintings included dragons, unicorns, and unique personal designs.

Hoping that painting these rocks, in some small way, inspires these talented kids to find time for art elsewhere in their lives.

A big SHOUT OUT to Tammy Delaney for organizing the booth and to all the Curry Arts members who helped.

A good time was had by all.