“Guided serendipity.” As Lopez textile artist Jan Scilipoti utters this phrase, her face is serene, beaming with joy. She is using these words to describe the process of discovery and revelation her work brings her, a theme she returns to repeatedly, a subject at which she always smiles.
Judith L. Meyer and her Naumann-Thienemann medal.
The Lopez Library promtes the reading of music, as well as words.
“We were living in a teeny-tiny travel trailer about the end of January, no electricity, no running water and our five-gallon goldfish bowl was frozen so the fish didn’t have room to turn around,” said Dave Anderson, laughing.
Halloween/Samhain/Day of the Dead
KLOI’s 2010 annual meeting opens in style with a free concert by Orcas singer/songwriters Sharon Abreu and Michael Hurwicz on Oct. 29, at 7:30 p.m. at Lopez Center.
Through Nov. 9, a menagerie of creatures has been ushered into the Lopez Center for Community and the Arts by six Lopez artists.
Full Moon of Initiation
Another month, another literary addiciton. I am not sure what it is about the autumn days that bring out the mystery lover in me, but that is what happens.
On Oct. 13, at 7 p.m. Lopez Library will host Michael Hawkeye Herman, renowned blues teacher and performer. The event will be held by the fire place.
An aneurysm forms when the wall of an artery becomes weak and stretches from the pressure of the blood flowing through it.
For me and for many of my vegetable gardening friends, the Seed Savers Exchange Catalog and the annual Seed Savers Yearbook are favorite sources of heirloom seeds.
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