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Lloydminster Realtors' LLOYDMINSTER REALTORS’ FESTIVAL 2007 • MAY 23 – 27 www.artswithoutborders.ca MUSGRAVE AGENCIES is proud to support Lloydminster Realtors’ Arts Without Borders Festival Join us for the Buffalo Twins Mural Mosaic Unveiling on May 26 at 12:30 pm outside at entrance to Vic Juba Community Theatre (north door) SCHEDULE OF FESTIVAL EVENTS Page May 23 (Wednesday) Lloydminster Reads - Featuring The Garneau Block written by Todd Babiak 6 Writers Room 7 Juried Fine Art & Fine Crafts Show 18 Best of Alberta Film 20 May 24 (Thursday) Writers Room 7 ArtWalk 8 Arts Unleashed Visual Arts Demonstrations 12 Visual Arts Workshops 12 Taste of Lloydminster Food Fair & Outdoor Stage 12 Juried Art Prize Presentations 13 Quick Draw 13 Silent Auction 13 Juried Fine Art & Fine Crafts Show 18 Best of Alberta Film 20 May 25 (Friday) It’s Your Turn 7 Writers Room 7 ArtWalk 8 Art Appraisal 14 Public Forum with the Nominees - Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Awards 2007 15 Rock Cabaret - Featuring Stripped Down Radio and Freddie & the Axemen 16 Juried Fine Art & Fine Crafts Show 18 Best of Alberta Film 20 May 26 (Saturday) Writers’ Guild of Alberta with Kelly Clemmer 7 Public Reading by Marty Chan of his Children’s Books 7 Writers Room 7 ArtWalk 8 Juried Fine Art & Fine Crafts Show 18 Best of Alberta Film 20 Arts Volunteer Award 22 Arts Bursary 22 Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Awards 2007 22 May 27 (Sunday) Marty Chan Playwriting Workshop 7 Writers Room 7 Juried Fine Art & Fine Crafts Show 18 3 MESSAGES Arts Without Borders Festival Society was deeply honoured when our bid to host the 2007 Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Awards Gala was accepted by the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Awards Foundation. This gala gives our community the opportunity to showcase the diverse talents of arts and culture groups in our region as well as show off the related facilities that we enjoy. Our 5-day festival will feature numerous displays and performances with the highlight being the Arts Awards Gala on Saturday, May 26, when three Alberta nominees will be recognized for excellence in their field. On behalf of the Organizing Committee and a host of volunteers, we welcome you to our celebration as we present the “Arts Without Borders Festival”, the first of which will become an annual event. Sincerely, Vic Juba, Chair The Arts Without Borders Festival stimulates an environment that promotes Arts for everyone, everyday, and everywhere! Our Festival articulates the individual and public value of the Arts, and engenders public ownership of this value, thus enhancing the quality of life in the Lloydminster region. Stories written and told with passion and wit entrance an audience. Wonderfully crafted and arresting images of beauty, courage and triumph make a lasting impression. Informal discussions about the ideas presented are as engaging as the works themselves. Arts Without Borders truly appreciates the financial support we receive from our sponsors, local businesses and community partners. Our 5-day Arts Festival would not be possible without their support. Our volunteers are our best asset and we thank them for their commitment to making the festival a success. Their willingness to give their time and energy at the festival is greatly appreicated. We cannot thank them enough! Celebrate the world of creativity by participating in the many inspiring events which are a part of this local festival! Gwen Mottram and Barb McKeand Festival Program Co-Chairs 4 BOARD OF DIRECTORS FESTIVAL COMMITTEES Executive Best of Alberta Film Vic Juba – Chair Ron Gillies – Chair Gwen Mottram – Vice Chair & Program Committee Co-Chair Michele Duczek Denis Totman – Secretary Sharon Morris Amber Hoffus – Treasurer Lisa Miller Directors Art Appraisal Karen Ast – Volunteers Shirley Aston – Chair Ray Bailey – Protocol Olinda Tindall Ron Gillies – Registration & Program Committee Eleanor Campbell Barb McKeand – Program Committee Co-Chair Literary Arts Scott Musgrave – Fundraising Dolores Ewen – Chair Colleen Valentine – Publicity Lindsey Kuntz – Co-Vice Chair Members Jonal Rolheiser Marg Gilby – Program Committee & Festival Advertising Margaret Lonsdale Val Tangen – Food & Decorating Cathryn Gantefoer Anne Townsend – Accommodation Lloydminster Reads Ross Ulmer – Gala Transportation Zuhy Sayeed – Chair Foundation Liaison Dianne Krake – Vice Chair Terri Madill – Program Committee Member Donna Lux Linda Chambers ARTS GALA SUB-COMMITTEES Anne Townsend Sandi Tollestrup Accommodation Joyce Hamilton Anne Townsend – Chair Frankie Hanson Brenda Lloyd Eileen Chabot Lenora Weinbender Vicky Page Ruth Wood Juried Fine Art & Fine Crafts Show Protocol Cindy Sorley-Keichinger – Chair Ray Bailey – Chair Shelley Racz – Vice Chair Lyle Shortt Grace Allen Lee Hillaby Performing Arts Don Boyce Gwen Mottram – Chair Danielle Nichol Jeanine Hatchard Beth May Kathryn Taylor Patti Johnson Arts Unleashed Ruth Knispel RaeLynn Sperounes – Chair Art Walk Barb McKeand – Chair Michelle de Leyer Public Forum with the Nominees for the Lieutenant Governor of Alberta Arts Award Barb McKeand – Chair Rock Cabaret Gwen Mottram Val Tangen Photographer Don Whiting Web Administrator Michele Duczek 5 LLOYDMINSTER READS! May 23 7:00 p.m. Crown Ballroom – Best Western Wayside Inn Free Admission – Everyone Welcome Join Todd Babiak for a community wide book discussion! The Crown Ballroom at the Best Western Wayside Inn will be transformed to create a comfortable living room setting. Lloydminster Reads! will be facilitated by Dave Reynolds, Regional Consultant/SAP Inventory Specialist, Alberta Indigo. Dave is knowledgeable and enthusiastic to be in Lloydminster and to promote and celebrate regional authors. The Garneau Block, as reviewed by Anne McDermid and Associates, has been touted as “a subtly satirical look at modern life, the story follows a cast of colourful characters in a small neighbourhood in Edmonton - in oil rich Alberta. Three weeks after a violent death among them, the residents of the Garneau Block discover mysterious signs on all of their trees. It is a call to escape the shadow of the death and they will learn to save their homes from destruction. The Garneau Block is a warm and hilarious satire, a mystery and a romance. The residents of the block, a secretly pregnant travel agent with a master’s degree specializing in the haiku, her politically opposed parents, the best actor of his generation, a philosopher of death and his sweet, deluded wife endeavour to transform the Garneau Block, the city, and their lives.” “The Garneau Block not only is funny, it’s sophisticated and hokey at the same time - the very essence of Edmonton, fermented, bottled and best served with crackers and brie.” - The Gazette (Montreal) The Garenau Block is available at Cole’s in the LloydMall, the Lloydminster Public Library, and at this event. Todd Babiak is an author, journalist and screen- writer. His first novel, Choke Hold, won the Henry Kreisel Award for best first book and was a finalist for the Rogers Writers Trust Fiction Prize. He is a Praxis Fellow and not long ago, he was voted Lord Mayor of Old Strathcona. He is culture columnist for the Edmonton Journal and is currently writing in the editorial pages of the Journal. The Garneau Block was long listed for the Giller Prize and short listed for the Alberta Literary Award. His third novel, The Book of Stanley, will be released this year and has been serialized in the Journal. 6 LITERARY ARTS Writer’s Room It’s Your Turn! May 23 – 27 May 25 Room 1016, Lakeland College 8:00 pm – 9:00 pm Writer’s Room – Room 1016 – Lakeland College Activities: Learn to write in 15 minutes or read a part in a short play Readings, Interactive Writing Activities, Information Sessions, “You be the Judge” – your comments on our writing. Potluck Lunch with Marty Chan May 26 Check the Writers’ Room Bulletin Board for details. 11:30 am Room 1115, Lakeland College Hours of Operation: Drinks will be supplied. Please bring a contribution for the potluck May 23 11:00 am – 3:00 pm lunch. May 24 11:00 am – 6:00 pm May 25 1:00 pm – 9:00 pm Writers’ Guild of Alberta May 26 9:00 am – 5:30 pm May 27 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm With Kelly Clemmer May 26 1:00 pm – 1:30 pm Lecture Theatre, Lakeland College Discussion on the Writers’ Guild of Alberta Marty Chan – Reading From His Children’s Books May 26 1:30 pm - 2:30 pm Lecture Theatre, Lakeland College Free Admission – Everyone Welcome Marty’s first kids’ book, The Mystery of the Frozen Brains, won the 2005 City of Edmonton Book Prize. The sequel, The Mystery of the Graffiti Ghoul, was nominated for the 2007 Golden Eagle Children’s Choice Award as well as the 2007 Willow Award. Marty Chan - Playwriting Workshop May 27 Room 1115 - Lakeland College 9:00 am - Noon 1:30 pm - 4:30 pm To register: Contact Margaret Lonsdale at 875-5185 (day) Registration is limited to 15 participants Playwright Marty Chan is best known as a playwright and radio humourist. His plays have been produced across Canada and in New York, and his weekly humour commentary ran on CBC Radio for six years. Marty’s first kid’s book, The Mystery of the Frozen Brains, won the 2005 City of Edmonton Book Prize. The sequel, The Mystery of the Graffiti Ghoul, was nominated for the 2007 Golden Eagle Children’s Choice Award as well as the 2007 Willow Award. He is a regular contributor to the Edmonton Journal. Currently, he is working on The Forbidden Phoenix, a hybrid of Chinese opera and western theatre. For more information about Marty, visit www.martychan.com This workshop is sponsored by Theatre Alberta with funding from the Alberta Foundation for the Arts 7 8 ARTWALK 2007 Map No. Name of Venue Name of Artist Type of Work Displayed Directions Hours 1 Cornerstone Lynn Manners Handmade shawls from 4901 - 50 Avenue May 24 & May 25 Clothiers Cheryl Manners natural fibres Regular Store Hours Norma Ricard Marilyn Wright Patrine Kelln Cathy Merkley Trudy McCall 2 The Alpaca Loft Fibre Trudy McCall Handmade bags from 26 km north of May 24 & May 25 Studio Cathy Merkley Alpaca, Wool, Silk, Cotton, Lloydminster on Hwy 17, 10:00 am to 6:00 pm Beads, made by knitting then 18 km east of Alcurve felting, fusion, sewing and on Hwy.
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