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10/10/2017 9:30 a.m. – 12:30 p.m., Tuesdays, Oct. 10 – Nov. 14 |
 Firehouse Cultural Center, 101 1st Ave NE, Ruskin FL Instructor Teri Navajo guides her students through an intuitive pastel drawing process. Achieve colorful works of art using inspiration from the patterns and textures of the current exhibitions in the Tampa Museum of Art. |
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10/10/2017 10:30 am – 12:00 pm |
 Firehouse Cultural Center, 101 1st Ave NE, Ruskin FL This series will explore music written for the symphony orchestra; music from cultures around the world; and popular music genres developed in the U.S. from the early 20th century. 2nd Tuesdays, Oct. – May. |
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6:00 PM – Painting Studio
1:00 PM – Painting with Watercolors
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4:30 PM – Musical Theater, Age 8-17
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3:00 PM – Banjo Jam Workshop with Randy Wilson
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5:30 PM – Wheel-Throwing
9:30 AM – Relief Printmaking: Multiple Impressions
5:30 PM – Open Pottery Studio
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3:00 PM – Upstairs/Downstairs: The Tampa Bay Hotel
THIS EVENT IS SOLD OUT! Headliner Lou Angelwolf with Kojo Prince will entertain the crowd and bring the laughs. Lou Angelwolf loves his job, his life, his place on earth, and it shows. Kojo Prince has a comedy style, best described by him, as silly and superficial but yet satisfying. Extremely energetic and animated!
Students learn the basics of wheel throwing by forming and throwing simple shapes on the potter’s wheel. More advanced students will build upon the basics to create larger, more advanced projects. Discover varying throwing techniques, forms and glazing.
Materials & firings included. Age 18 to Adult.
TBone Hamilton and the Blues All-Stars are comprised of some of the best blues musicians. Bassist/Leader – Tom “TBone” Hamilton (TBone Hamilton Band, The Swinging Johnsons, Rock Bottom & the Cutaways) returns to the Firehouse Cultural Center with his Blues All Stars: Bryan Lee & Greg Poulos This show will be one special event – Not to be missed!
Pauline Smith, Telegraph Operator, 1913. Tampa Bay Hotel, Henry Plant’s grandest luxury railroad resort hotel, opened in 1891 at the height of America’s Gilded Age. More than 300 employees were needed for the opulent hotel to run smoothly. Step back in time & enjoy the single-character performances that brings two turn-of–the-century Hotel staff members to life. FREE.
