| February
3, 2004
Events
Ozzie and Harriet present…
Through May 2, the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Arts is hosting
an “At Home with Ozzie and Harriet” Exhibit. On display
will be various memorabilia from the 50s, including Dick and Jane
books, some weekly readers and a prized 1959 El Camino.
The exhibit will post some interesting sights, for the enjoyment
of an older generation and the amazement of a new generation. With
more memories than one can swallow two trips may be worth the effort.
For more information please contact (480) 994-ARTS.
A heart for two…
Celebrate Valentine’s Day from the comfort of your own couch.
An elegant dinner for two, prepared by the famous Vincent Guerithault
and featuring an array of delightful foods and exciting champagne,
will impress your special someone with no hassle. Reserve your basket
of love to go before Feb. 12. For more information please contact
(602) 224-0225.
Year of the monkey…
Feeling like your karma could use a boost? Join the paddy wagon
and take a trip to The Bamboo Club in Phoenix. The club is hosting
a Lucky 8 Dinner celebrate the Chinese New Year.
It will include the traditional Lion Dance and will have over seven
extravagant courses. The menu will specifically feature items that
by virtue of their name are eaten to invite good luck, and the dinner
is sure to bring your family together. Reservations are limited
and will be on-going until Feb. 29. For information please contact
(602) 955-1288.
Fair for whom…
The Scottsdale Center for the Arts will be hosting Sunday A’Fair
Feb 2. The event will be held at the center and will include Fiesta
Scottsdale, and NosotroSound and Los Compas performing onstage.
There will also be many arts and crafts as well as quite a few hands-on
activities for children. The fair will be a good family event for
the new year. Public incourged to attend and bring boredom with
you, for the cure is close. For more information please contact
(480) 994-2787.
Art tour…
The Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art will be holding Studio
Art Tours. This event will be a series of guided tours of local
art studios. Meet established and emerging artists and experience
the creative process first hand. This will include transportation,
breakfast and lunch. Registration is required so hurry, the sessions
will end Feb. 23. Please contact (480) 847-4641.
Have you heard…
The Heard Museum is hosting a new exhibit titled
“Walter Wooten: From a Visit to the Louvre.” This is
the second exhibit in the Artspeak Trilogy and will feature over
six classical paintings by Santa Fe artistic Walter Wooten, who
is of Choctaw heritage.
This artist is known for presenting highly psychologically charged
questions to his viewers. The exhibit run until October 2004. Wooten’s
art is formed from the realities of biracial tensions he lived through
as a young boy and well into his teen years. In art he sought refuge.
For more information please contact (602) 251-0283.
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