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• IASPM-US Meetings
• International Meetings
• Related Conferences
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Please reserve your spot for these
activities by selecting the appropriate option(s) on the registration form!
When: Friday, April 25, 10:30 am - 1:00 pm
Cost: Free-ish
Venise Berry describes this activity:
"Lunch and sightseeing at the Amana Colonies
does not cost money in advance, but I do need to know how many
people will participate in order to make sure I have transportation
for everyone. They will have time to visit the shops and wineries
then we will eat lunch."
The Amana Colonies, as described by the their
web site:
"The Amana Colonies arts community
is thriving as local artisans and artists
create baskets, candles, furniture, clocks, toys, iron, brass and
copper
goods, pottery, glass, jewelry, knives, brooms and quilts, along
with
paintings, prints and fine art work of every description.
This tradition began 151 years ago when
the Inspirationists set up shops to
provide everything a growing prairie community would need. The
communal
villages had their own tinsmiths and blacksmiths, locksmiths and
coopers,
woodworkers and broom makers, weavers and clockmakers to create
beautiful,
simple things for everyday life."
When: Sunday, April 27, 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Cost: $10.50
Venise Berry describes this activity:
"It is an all you can eat pasta buffet and a fabulous local gospel
group called Charism will perform. The menu includes:
Tossed Greens with ranch and Italian dressings
Beef Lasagna
Carrot and Zucchini Saute
Rigatoni with alfredo or marinara sauce
Bread
Iced tea and coffee"
There are some enticing events on Friday, and
over the weekend, that you should know about:
- Friday, 5pm, April
25 at the Chait Galleries Downtown – Art
show opening and reception featuring the paintings of Jon Langford
(of the Mekons)
- Friday, 7:30pm, April 25 upstairs at the Picador – Conference
reception and early evening set by DJ Henri
- Friday, 9pm, April 25
upstairs at the Picador – Musical performance
by Jon Langford & Sally Timms (of the Mekons), followed by
a set by dj.henri
- The conference also overlaps with Riverfest,
a public festival in Iowa City along the "scenic" Iowa
River. The festival will feature plenty of food booths, arts
and crafts, and a ton of live bands (all free); more info available
here: http://www.uiowa.edu/~rivrfest/
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