Grangeville Arts

Letter from Kathy Stefani

I received this letter from K. Stefani, Grangeville music teacher last week about a music opportunity. When it rains, it pours…too bad they would be here Music Fest weekend! An awful lot to handle and an awful lot of money.. Jane

Preparing for the 2007 Music Festival. At The Gallery, Wed September 5th August 29th at 5:30pm.

Once again the Bicentennial Historical Museum is hosting some very interesting lunch time talks through September. “History of Ray Holes Saddle Co.” and “History of Resonator Guitars” look particularly interesting to me. And Bill Eimers talk on the history of Grangeville coming up on 8/22 also looks great.

Check with the museum for dates and particulars. 205 North College Street. 983 2573

With a focus on preparing for the Music Festival. At The Gallery, Wed August 15th at 5:30pm.

The Grangeville Farmers’ Market will be held the last four Saturdays in September; 9/8, 9/15, 9/22 and 9/29 from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The market will be located at Heritage Square in downtown Grangeville, Idaho.

Planning meetings are held Fridays at noon at The Gallery.

For more information about the Grangeville Farmers’ Market please contact Julie Graham Worthington at 983-1569 or e-mail her at info@grangevillefarmersmarket.org.

The President of Grangeville Arts is due to have a baby any day/hour now. Report from Hanna 8/2 9:30 pm = no baby. If you hear anything feel free to add it in the comments.

It’s time for the Raspberry Festival and Arts & Crafts Fair at St Gertrudes. 425 Keuterville Road in Cottonwood. Sun Aug 5 (8/5) from 10 to 4.

Call 208 962 2050 for more info.

The Human Needs Council and Grangeville Elks Lodge #1825 are sponsoring the 4th Annual Community Resource Fair in Heritage Square on August 2, 2007 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. They are inviting agencies, organizations, service groups and the medical community to join in sharing of information about services that are available.

The contact person is Patti Pratt 983-0620

The fair in Cottonwood starts August 14th. There are so may opportunities to create and enjoy art here that I don’t know where to start.

Check out the insert in this week’s Idaho County Free Press.