Thirty-fourth Annual

April 29-30, 2016

Shoreline Community College Shoreline, Washington

Barry Morentz Keynote Speaker

Barry Morentz holds an MA in medieval history, but he abandoned pursuit of a doctorate for an even less-likely career in . Initially self-taught, he began formal studies, primarily with Sheila Waters, in 1977, and eventually with almost every internationally recognized master. Semnal were participation in Hermann Zapf’s 1985 master class at Rochester Institute of Technology and subsequent paleography studies in Rome and at the Vatican Library. He has taught numerous workshops throughout the U.S., in Canada, Japan, Hong Kong, and Singapore, and at five international calligraphy conferences. In his mid-town Manhattan studio, he creates calligraphic works, books, boxes and portfolios. Clients include The Estée Lauder Companies, , Columbia University and The Museum of Modern Art, where he has been The Living Anachronism since1986. His day-to-day work comprises illuminated resolutions and awards, publication headings, book and portfolio design and a wide range of lettering applications. A life-long love of Shakespeare informs and inspires his personal work. In 2002, he realized a long-time goal of studying classical mosaics in Ravenna, Italy, where he learned to execute letters in an ancient format. He remains inspired by the visual and emotional power of letterforms to communicate on a deeply felt level and challenge the viewer to discover and interpret the layers of meaning within a text. http://writeoncalligraphers.org/letters-of-joy/keynote-speaker/ Session I 9 am-11 am Expressively Laying Down the - The Power of the Monogram Design – 1BM1 Brush – 1JB1 Barry Morentz Jim Ballard All levels All levels Students will create letters to be used Come prepared to experience the individually and in combination to form joy of applying ink to in ways a unique pin-wheel effect. A segment that might be new to you. I will sup- Artwork detail by Barry Morentz of the design will then be copied in ply you with a set of brushes – some multiples to form a border to enclose quite unique – that you can quickly or Stamp Carving – 1CDB1 the letters, thus creating a completely methodically use to create lines, marks Carol DuBosch organic image. A by-product of the and shapes with sumi-e ink. Find All levels design process is the creation of new unexpected ways of creating expres- Discover your passion for creat- and unexpected letter variations that sive calligraphy as well as beautiful ing your own stamps! Hand-carved will increase your repertoire of forms. paintings. stamps are fun to use for greeting If time permits, different techniques for pads suitable for painting cards, envelopes or combined with decoration will be applied including with sumi-e-ink. ($3) your calligraphy. Even a beginner gilding, watercolor, colored- mo- can achieve success and carve very saics, and –made florals. Beginning Peeling Back the Layers – detailed images. No experience is students with little design experience 1SB1 needed, just enthusiasm. will learn the essential elements of line, Suzie Beringer 1 Moo Carve Block (4”x 6” X flow, space, rhythm and contrast, while All levels .75”)* X-acto knife with a new #11 advanced students will be challenged Unravel the mysteries of creating blade, linoleum cut- by the unlimited range of possibilities. depth in your art with the use of film. ter (John Neal Bookseller $1.79)*, Please Note: Students will need to You will be shown how to jazz up normal pen holder to use with this have prepared10 different letters, both your layouts and create art that your blade, scrap paper to test stamps, capitals and lower-case, each one on viewers will want to dive into. pencil, stamp pad. ($1) a separate 3” square piece of tracing Basic calligraphy supplies, favorite paper. Students may prepare their own writing tools, sumi and white , Inktense Play – 1CD1 before class or you may purchase a watercolors, brush, black waterproof Caitlin Dundon prepared sheet of letters for $2. If you fine-line marker, a or All levels create your own letters, they can be two. ($3) Learn lovely color techniques for simple or highly flourished, but simpler your next (or first) calligraphy project is better. The letters should be fairly Multi-layered Pop-up using Derwent Inktense color blocks weighted, using a Speedball C-2, or Accordion Book – 1AB1 and . Inktense goes on dry like Mitchell 1 or 2. Pointed-pen letters are Anne Bingham and becomes soluble with fine as well. All levels water, but are permanent when dry. Basic supply list and Mitchell #1, Learn some bookbinding, pop-up Play with layers of shaded washes, 0 or equivalent, a few felt-tip broad- and mixed-media techniques. You will spritzed, stenciled and even stamped edge such as Zig(semi-dry are leave happily with a complete hard- color. Then add calligraphy with your great for texture), or water- cover book. Bring your own 1”x1.5” favorite tools. color; including white and metallic, content – images or letters, or we will 4 sheets 9” x 12” hot press wa- 3-H pencil, colored pencils, tracing use hearts for default. tercolor or printmaking paper, mop paper and layout bond paper, a few Cutting mat, craft knife, scissors, or wash brushes, paper towels, small pieces of good-quality paper pencil, double-sided tape, anecdotes water cup, pattern stencil or stamp, including black, Phantom liner if you and a sense of humor. ($2) calligraphy ink/pens/markers. have one. ($2) Optional: Inktense pencils. (Instruc- The Foundational Hand – tor will supply each student with three Sketch’n Wash ’n Color – 1JC1 Inktense blocks.) ($5) 1NA1 Jocelyn Curry Nancy Anderson Beginner to intermediate level: some Artful Letters – 1BH1 All levels broad-edged pen experience Brigitte Hefferan Use water-soluble with In a world where speed reigns, slow All levels colored pencil to render vintage-style down with the queen of legibility: the Be inspired by traditional versals . foundational hand. Lower-case review. and create modern, playful capitals. 9” x 12” heavy sketch paper/book Basic supply list, speedball C-2 We will decorate our majuscules or 90# watercolor paper, pointed and holder. No fee. using color and gold leaf to make a brushes (#0-5), watercolor pencils greeting card, a place card and more. (optional), cup for water. ($5) #2 graphite pencil, 4-6 colored pen- cils, ruler, 6-well palette, #0, 1 round *Items are available from John Neal brushes and ¼” flat brush, water Booksellers and may be preordered for container, .01 black Pigma marker, pickup at LOJ. assorted nibs and pen holders. ($4) ! NEW VENUE ! SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ! NEW VENUE ! 2 Those Cute Medieval McMurthly Bunnies – 1PPW1 Pamela Pincha-Wagener All levels Come learn about some really cute bunnies from the medieval Mc- Murthly Book of Hours. We will look Artwork by Barry Morentz at many examples of these wonderful marginalia and some examples from other medieval manuscript examples. Also, we will learn how to draw these Carrioka & Other Dances – Quilted Collage Canvas little critters so you can use them in 1CI1 Journals – 1MM1 your creations. Come have some fun. Carrie Imai Maude May Pencil, ruler, .01 mm Micron pen All levels All levels (black), hot press watercolor paper or Enjoy this sweet, funky alphabet as Create a simple, durable journal with Bristol paper, one sheet tracing paper, an easy entry into pen manipulation, a canvas cover by using collage, ma- scissors. ($5) better known as ‘Pen Dancin’. You’re chine sewing and a simple dowel-and- going to love this easy-to-learn hand elastic binding. Instructor provides Pointed Pen and Brush and the manipulation skills you’ll gain canvas, additional decorative , Dance Together – 1LS1 from learning it. collage materials, dowels, elastic, Linda Schneider 1 large edged pen: Luthis FLAT book pages, thread and use of Bernina All levels pens (#4, #5, #5a)* or automatic pen 215 sewing machine. Learn new ideas combining the (#4 or #5) or Parallel pen (blue Scissors, glue stick, calligraphy pointed pen with the brush marker, or green lid), or Coit, Horizon or simi- scraps, favorite collage images and making beautiful formal script with lar pens in 3/8”– 1/2”, 4001 elements, decorative papers. ($6) colorful flourishes and designs. Be ink (any color) or walnut ink (no sub- prepared to have fun while working stitutes, please), Layout bond pad (any Art Nouveau Lettering – inside and outside the box. brand, any size), X-acto knife. ($1) 1CP1 Premier fine brush Cora Pearl markers (one or more of any color)* The Nitty-Gritty of All levels or brush (one or Gouache – 1KJ1 Be inspired by the Art Nouveau more any color), one warm grey small Karyn Jeffrey style of lettering created by Rennie brush (Pitt I 207), any other fine- All levels Mackintosh. Playful and easy to learn, brush marker that you already own, Gouache is an opaque water color this style, known as “Bungalow,” will pencil, layout paper, ruler. Optional: that behaves differently from its also give you the opportunity to learn favorite pointed pen, nib, ink, embel- artistic cousin, transparent watercolor. a new style of writing using Speedball lishments glitter, gel pens. ($3) Learn the basics of applying gouache B nibs. as a perfect tool to create borders and Canson Pro Layout Marker paper, Negative is the New Positive illuminated letters that complement Higgins Eternal black ink, nib holder, – 1CS1 your calligraphy, or develop a custom Speedball B-5 Nib. ($3) Christy Schroeder color “ink” for edged or pointed pens. All levels You will create an illuminated letter Adding Color with Soft Explore the possibilities of turning as you also learn the techniques of Pastels – 1SP1 empty negative space into eye- shading and blending. Sally Penley catching pockets of color and de- All materials supplied. ($6) All levels sign. From monoline to broad-edge Learn to add beautiful, subtle color and brush lettering, see what a bit of Pointed-Brush Letters – to your black-and-white calligraphy “color in the counters” can do to create 1KM1 (or drawings) with dust. You’ll everything from playful whimsy to Katherine Malmsten create the dust using soft pastels. formal attention. Intermediate level Learn various applications, techniques Two Zig 5mm calligraphy mark- A basic alphabet of upper- and and how to cut and use stencils for pat- ers; one light color and one darker*, lower-case forms introduces you to terning. There are limitless possibili- graph or bond paper, pencil, eraser, this fun tool. We will discuss different ties with this fun technique; blending, ruler, fine monoline pen such as Pigma brushes, surfaces and fluids to use for swiping, shading, intensifying color Micron .05, or Faber-Castell Pitt X writing your own continuing calli- and more. 5. $2) graphic work. Fine-line , X-acto knife and Pentel colorbrush (any color), as- small cutting board. Optional: soft *Items are available from John Neal sorted smooth and rough papers. No pastels, pieces of B&W calligraphy Booksellers and may be preordered fee. or drawings to which you want to add for pickup at LOJ. color. ($5) ! NEW VENUE ! SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ! NEW VENUE ! 3 Session II 12:30 pm - 2:30 pm Artful Letters – 2BH2 The pre-registration for the all- Brigitte Hefferan All levels event package is available only Monogram Design – 2BM2 by mail. Lunch is included only Barry Morentz See Session 1 for details. All levels The Elegant Touch: Gold – through pre-registration. Deadline See Session 1 for details. 2DH2 for pre-registration: April 11th. Sketch’n Wash ’n Color – Dewey Henderson There are no refunds after that date, All levels but the registration is transferable. 2NA2 Discover a simple way to enhance The minimum age is 16. (16-18 Nancy Anderson your calligraphic art with highlights All levels year-olds need to be accompanied of shimmering gold. To achieve that by an adult.) All refunds are subject See Session 1 for details. special effect we will use a base, apply Peeling Back the Layers – both artificial metallic gold and real 23 to a $5 service fee. Returned checks kt gold to bring that unique touch to are subject to a $20 service fee. 2SB2 your calligraphic art. You will make a Suzie Beringer Class assignments will be booklet of samples for future reference. made according to postmark date All levels Pencil, eraser, EF66 nib and holder, See Session 1 for details. small pair of scissors, wipe cloth. ($5) beginning March 7th (not the date Multi-layered Pop-up received). Italic Fix-It Shop – 2CI2 Information and questions only Accordion Book – 2AB2 Carrie Imai (no registration): LOJ Chair Katy Anne Bingham All levels - some experience with All levels Italic required. Callaghan Huston katyh101@gmail. See Session 1 for details. Does your Italic need a face lift? Are com or Sue Gruhn sps1200@fron- you not happy with it but not sure how tier.com. Window: The Art of to fix it? You need an Italic Fix-It Shop. Fenestration – 2JC2 We will study the components of the Art Nouveau Lettering – Jocelyn Curry alphabet that make it look the way it All levels does. Then we will use this information 2CP2 Glimpses of what is to come on the to determine how your personal Italic Cora Pearl next page of a small book or inside of a can be improved. Fun and revealing All levels card are revealed through cut windows. exercises using my “Italic Tools” will See Session 1 for details. Learn to design with fenestrations. show you how to fix what you don’t Adding Color with Soft X-acto knife with new #11 blade, like. We will overhaul your tools and small cutting mat, 12” metal ruler, .5 make you their “boss”. Individual Pastels – 2SP2 , favorite monoline attention will assure success. Sally Penley pens, glue stick. ($2) Speedball C-2 pen or Brause 2 pen All levels or Pilot Parallel Pen (orange lid). See Session 1 for details. Stamp Carving – 2CDB2 Walnut ink or Pelikan 4001(please only Carol DuBosch these inks), a few sheets of layout bond Puzzle Book Variations – All levels paper, fine-line colored marking pen 2NR2 See Session 1 for details. in contrasting color to your ink, a few Nan Robkin sheets of tracing paper, a straight edge. All levels Inktense Play – 2CD2 ($1) Building on the traditional folded Caitlin Dundon puzzle book format, we will make All levels Flat-Brush Letters – 2KM2 three variations suitable for calligraphy, See Session 1 for details. Katherine Malmsten journaling or gift-giving. Big Writing/Writing Big – Intermediate level One 12”x 18” sheet 90-pound water- Adapt your broad-edged pen skills color paper decorated by you on one 2GE2 to this wonderful tool. Brushes are side, one “parent sheet” of decorative Gretchen Ehrsam versatile for writing on a variety of paper (at least 25”x 30”), craft knife All levels surfaces. We will explore control, and mat, scissors, glue stick, bone Explore writing large to create excit- movement and pressure. folder, stylus for scoring, 18” or longer ing decorative paper which can be cut ½” nylon flat brush (Winsor Newton metal-edged ruler. ($3) up to use as a background for smaller- 995 recommended)*, writing fluid of scale calligraphy. The teacher will your choice (ink, gouache, or water- Negative is the New Positive demonstrate the use of watercolor or color), assorted smooth and rough – 2CS2 colored pencils for added interest. papers. No fee. Christy Schroeder Water jar, paint brush, watercolors Quilted Collage Canvas Jour- All levels or colored pencils, two colors of ink See Session 1 for details. (black and another color), variety of nals – 2MM2 smaller pens of your choice. ($5) Maude May *Items are available from John All levels Neal Booksellers and may be preor- See Session 1 for details. dered for pickup at LOJ. ! NEW VENUE ! SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ! NEW VENUE ! 4 Session III 3 pm-5 pm

Monogram Design – 3BM3 Barry Morentz All levels See Session 1 for details. Got Rocks? – 3NA3 Nancy Anderson All levels Write names, monograms or inspi- rational words on small rocks. Try various mediums. Add patterns for a unique creation. Pointed brush (size 0), 6-well palette, pointed pen (best: 555 )*, Micron pens - .01 mm

black and color and cup for water. Artwork by Barry Morentz ($5) Beautiful Botanicals – 3KB3 Big Writing/Writing Big – Quilted Collage Canvas Kathy Barker 3GE3 Journals – 3MM3 All levels Gretchen Ehrsam Maude May Be inspired as you learn about the All levels All levels role that botanicals played in histori- See Session 2 for details. See Session 1 for details. cal calligraphic art and see how they Art Nouveau Lettering – can enhance your own work. Begin- The Elegant Touch - Gold – ning with a quick lesson in drawing 3DH3 3CP3 flowers, we will move on to explore Dewey Henderson Cora Pearl the many ways that they can be woven All levels All levels into contemporary calligraphic art. See Session 2 for details. See Session 1 for details. We will introduce a monoline alpha- Adding Color with Soft bet that will blend with the beauty of Italic Fix-It Shop – 3CI3 botanicals. We will complete the class Carrie Imai Pastels – 3SP3 by creating a small portfolio to display All levels - some experience with Sally Penley our botanical creations. italic required. All levels .5 Mechanical pencil. All other sup- See Session 2 for details. See Session 1 for details. plies will be provided. ($5) Flat-Brush Letters – 3KM3 Negative is the New Positive Multi-layered Pop-up Katherine Malmsten – 3CS3 Intermediate level Christy Schroeder Accordion Book – 3AB3 See Session 2 for details. Anne Bingham All levels All levels See Session 1 for details. See Session 1 for details. The Beauty and Elegance Information and questions only Window: The Art of (no registration): LOJ Chair Katy of the Hebrew Alphabet – Fenestration – 3JC3 Huston [email protected] or 3CS3 Jocelyn Curry Sue Gruhn [email protected]. Cathy Shiovitz All levels All levels Basic Supply List See Session 2 for details. Enjoy a little bit of history as we Pencil, eraser, note paper, pen learn to write the basic shapes of Stamp Carving – 3CDB3 holder, nibs, ink, white bond paper, the Hebrew alphabet and study the Carol DuBosch ruler, X-acto knife, scissors. names of the letters. A fun project with All levels Fellow classroom students often Hebrew words will complete our time See Session 1 for details. share additional materials. together. Inktense Play – 3CD3 ($) Materials fees paid to instruc- Pen nibs (larger sizes suggested: Caitlin Dundon tor the day of class. Please have Speedball C-1 or C-2 or Mitchell 1 or All levels correct change. 2) pen holders, layout or grid paper, See Session 1 for details. * Items are available from John ruler, pencil, eraser, inks (a few Neal Booksellers and may be pre- colors), watercolors, gouache or ordered for pickup at LOJ. colored pencils. Palette and water container. ($3) ! NEW VENUE ! SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ! NEW VENUE ! 5 SCHEDULE OF EVENTS GENERAL RAFFLE Friday, April 29 INFORMATION Bill Henderson Scholarship Fund Pagoda/Student Union Building Katy Callaghan Huston raffle tickets are $1 each or six for $5. (PUB) 206-619-6039 or The prizes are: 5:30 P.M. - 10:00 P.M. [email protected] A five-night stay at The Pines, Sun- river, Oregon; a one-year subscription 5:30 Registration begins in PUB. Sue Gruhn to Letter Arts Review and two one- Vendors open. Pre-registered guests [email protected] year memberships to WOC. Purchase pick up name badge and program. Website tickets at LOJ, or include a check and Lecture and reception only, $5 at the http://writeoncalligraphers.org/ the tickets with your LOJ registra- door. Guests welcome! Registration Mailing Address tion. Raffle tickets will be available at Letters of Joy 7:00 Introductions, award presenta- http://writeoncalligraphers.org/. Sim- tion and keynote address by Barry 14253 - 92nd Place NE ply print them out, and mail or bring Morentz. Reception follows. Kirkland, WA 98034-5149 them to LOJ. (Pre-printed forms will Saturday, May 2 Shoreline Community College also be available at the WOC table). PUB 16101 Greenwood Ave North 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. Shoreline, WA 98133 8:00 Doors open for pre- SCHOLARSHIPS EXHIBITS registered guests. Registration for Three scholarships will be offered Participants are encouraged to share Saturday-only guests, hospitality, to high school and college students, their artwork. Framed or matted pieces vendors, exhibits. age 16 and over. To apply, fill out the with acetate protection are welcome 9:00 Session I classes begin. LOJ Registration Form and the LOJ for display and may be for sale. 11:00 Session I classes end. Student Scholarship Application. Mail For more information, contact Susan to the address below. Welch, LOJ Exhibit Chair, 206-523- 11:00-12:30 Lunch. Lunch will Eight scholarships will be awarded 9649. be provided to those who pre-reg- to qualifying teachers. To apply, fill ister for the all-event package by out the LOJ Registration Form and the SILENT AUCTION April 7th. LOJ Teacher Scholarship Application. Bring small donations to the WOC 12:30 Session II classes begin. Mail to the address below. general meeting in March, or make For questions contact Sue Gruhn, 2:30 Session II classes end. arrangements for pickup with Lisa 425-821-3164 or sps1200@frontier. Tsang at [email protected]. 2:30-3:00 Break. com. Applications must be received 3:00 Session III classes begin. by April 8, 2016. Mail to Sue Gruhn, 5:00 Session III classes end. attn: LOJ Scholarships, 14253 - 92nd Place NE Kirkland, WA 98034-5149. VENDORS 6:00 Doors close. We are happy to present the following vendors: Black Thumb Single Events Vintage Inkwells and Nibs, Colophon No pre-registration. Please register and Book Arts, Daniel Smith, John Neal pay at the door. (PUB) Bookseller, Peninisula Scribes, Friday evening presentation and Rainwriters, Tacoma Calligraphy Guild, reception (April 29) - $5 Timothy Leigh Company, Washiarts Saturday classes - space permitting, CLASSES and WOC Scribes’ Table. (April 30). Lunch not included (avail- Twenty experienced instructors will John Neal Bookseller will be the able only with pre-registration): be teaching a wide variety of classes. primary vendor at the 2016 Letters WOC Member - $100 Most classes are small; register on or of Joy. JNB will be bringing a large Nonmember - $120 after March 7th. selection of books and supplies to Free admission on Saturday to the SCRIBES’ TABLE Shoreline Community College, PUB. vendor and exhibit area. (PUB) Pre-ordered materials will be available If you are interested in selling at the Scribes’ Table, contact Kay Lewis at for pickup at LOJ. Pre-order deadline 425-883-9864 or xiahrh@earthlink. is April 18th. See their website at net. www.johnnealbooks.com/ for details. ! NEW VENUE ! SHORELINE COMMUNITY COLLEGE ! NEW VENUE ! 6 Thirty-Fourth Annual

A Festival for Calligraphers and Lettering Artisits Sponsored by Write On Calligraphers April 29 & 30, 2016 Shoreline Community College Pagoda Union Building (PUB)

Directions to the Shoreline campus

FROM SEATTLE (South) Take I-5 North to 145th Street (Take Exit 175) Turn left over the freeway on 145th Street Continue along 145th Street to Aurora Avenue (Hwy 99) Turn right onto Aurora Avenue Continue north on Aurora Avenue to 160th Street Turn left at 160th Street Continue on 160th Street through one stop light (Dayton Avenue) to stop sign at Greenwood Avenue North Turn right onto Greenwood Avenue North, then at a quick angle left onto Innis Arden Way Entrance to campus is about 50 feet on the right

FROM EVERETT (North) Take I-5 South to 175th Street (Take Exit 176) WELCOME TO OUR NEW VENUE! Turn right onto 175th Street Continue on 175th Street to Aurora Avenue (Hwy 99) Turn left onto Aurora Avenue At 160th turn right Continue on 160th Street through one stop light (Dayton Avenue) to stop sign at Greenwood Avenue North Turn right onto Greenwood Avenue North, then at a quick angle Shoreline left onto Innis Arden Way COMMUNITY COLLEGE Entrance to campus is about 50 feet on the right

16101 Greenwood Avenue North FROM BELLEVUE / KIRKLAND (East) Shoreline, WA 98133-5696 Take either I-90 or Highway 520 across Lake Washington Tel: 206-546-4101 Go North on I-5 to 145th Street (Take Exit 175) Turn left over the freeway on 145th Street http://www.shoreline.edu/map/directions-to-campus.aspx Continue along 145th Street to Aurora Avenue (Hwy 99) Turn right onto Aurora Avenue Continue north on Aurora Avenue to 160th Street Turn left at 160th Street The Pagoda/Student Union Building (PUB) is just north Continue on 160th Street through one stop light (Dayton Avenue) of the parking lot as you enter the campus. All parking for to stop sign at Greenwood Avenue North LOJ is free. Disregard signs that indicate otherwise; free Turn right onto Greenwood Avenue North then at a quick angle parking is part of our contract. LOJ signs will point you left onto Innis Arden Way in the right direction. Entrance to campus is about 50 feet on the right 7 ALL EVENT PRE- REGISTRATION FORM Do not mail before March 7th

Artwork by Barry Morentz April 29 & 30, 2016 Shoreline Community College

DATE Make checks payable to Write On Calligraphers. NO AMT M N Mail payment, in U.S funds, For Office Use Only! with completed form to: q $100 All-event Package - Member, WOC Letters of Joy q 14253 92nd Place NE $120 All-event Package - Nonmember Kirkland, WA 98034-5149 q LOJ Instructor not teaching all sessions (must register to attend classes and make lunch selection) Class assignments will be made ac- q Please check here and return if you want to remain on the LOJ cording to postmark date beginning mailing list, especially if you are unable to attend this year. March 7h (not the date received). q You may include another $25 (Canadian $30) to pay for your WOC Mail on or after March 7th. membership for 2016-17. Registrations postmarked earlier than March 7th go to the bottom

� Name______of the inkwell. Address______I am willing to volunteer: q Friday afternoon City/State/Zip+4______q Saturday afternoon Phone______e-mail______Donations of baked goods, fruit, nuts, and non-perishable finger foods are SESSION 1 SESSION 2 SESSION 3 appreciated. Lunch Includes: A tray with 1st Choice assorted meats, cheeses, rolls and vegetables. 2nd Choice

If you have special requirements, 3rd Choice please check below. 4th Choice q Vegetarian q Gluten-free bread We will substitute classes if all your choices are full. 8