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Cumberland Valley Tennessee Association of Craft Artists Juried Exhibition

Metro Parks Cultural Arts Department

July 11-July 31, 2008

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Metro Parks' Centennial Art Center Gallery presents a juried, group exhibit by twenty-nine members of the Cumberland Valley Chapter of the Tennessee Association of Craft Artists. The selected fine craft artists and their respective crafts/mediums are: Tim Arnold, shaker boxes; Laura M. Artates, fiber art; Paula Bowers-Hotvedt, hand-woven wearables; Martha Christian, hand-woven tapestries; John Coburn, clay; Lynn Driver, sculptural mosaics; Leslie Fawcett, beaded jewelry; Peggy Hays, clay; Linda Head, clay; Bill Heim, clay; Judy Heim, clay; Scott Hodes, blown glass; Erin Johnson, mixed media wall sculpture; Nancy Kula, collages and hand-pulled prints; Lynne Leeson, hand-pulled prints; Asia Mathis, clay; Linda McLaughlin,jewelry; Ron Olson, metal sculpture; Brenda Pace, clay; Grey Pace, clay; Angie Parl, stained glass; Bets Ramsey, fiber arts; Donna Rizzo, clay; Anne Rob, jewelry; Wanda Shotwell, weaving, spinning and chair caning; Brenda Stein, turned wood; Michael Summers, wood furniture; Alison Touster-Reed, clay sculpture and Lee Ann Walker, fabric wall hangings. After completing its Centennial Art Center July engagement, the exhibit will travel to the Renaissance Center in Dickson, TN. Founded in 1965, the larger Tennessee Association of Craft Artists (TACA) is an independent, non-profit organization established to promote, develop and encourage crafts and craftspeople in Tennessee.

Opening reception in honor of the twenty-nine exhibiting CV-TACA members on Friday, July 11, 5:00pm-7:00pm.

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  Tickets: Free Admission

  Info Phone: (615) 862-8442

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  Dates:
  July 11-July 31, 2008

  Times:
  Opening Reception: Friday, July 11 5:00pm-7:00pm
  Exhibition Hours: Monday-Friday, 9:00am-5:00pm

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  Centennial Art Center

  25th Avenue North & Park Plaza North Corner of Centennial Park Nashville, TN 37203

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  • Event Name: Big Band Dances in Centennial Park featuring Radio Daze
    "Lots of fun!"
    Review posted by: Natalie from Hermitage, TN, Jul 03, 2008
    

    I went to Centennial Park last year to check out the Big Band Dances. They are really fun! It's more fun if you bring a date to dance with, but if not, you're bound to meet someone to dance with. I... Expand

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    I went to Centennial Park last year to check out the Big Band Dances. They are really fun! It's more fun if you bring a date to dance with, but if not, you're bound to meet someone to dance with. I would go every single Saturday, but my husband doesn't get off work until after 9:00. I only wish they would switch up the days. Maybe Saturday nights and Sunday afternoons. It's really fun, though. Live swing band, huge dance floor, free lessons. Free admission! Parking wasn't too bad either when I went. Give it a try! Collapse

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  • Event Name: Big Band Dances in Centennial Park featuring Music City Swing
    "Swinging Into Summer"
    Review posted by: Christina Lee from Murfreesboro, TN USA, Jun 28, 2008
    

    I love going to the weekly Swing dances in Nashville! It is a great way to spend an evening and an even better way to touch up on your Swinging skills. Even if you are not an avid Swing dancer, you'll... Expand

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    I love going to the weekly Swing dances in Nashville! It is a great way to spend an evening and an even better way to touch up on your Swinging skills. Even if you are not an avid Swing dancer, you'll be sure to enjoy watching others and listening to some of Music City's finest musicians. And best of all, it's free! Don't miss another Saturday. Collapse

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