Tracing Your Family Tree
Tuesday, May 13
4-5 pm
Have you ever wondered just who was in your family tree? George Washington...or maybe Blackbeard?!
Join veteran genealogist Marsha Haithcock from Asheboro Public Library's Randolph Room as she shares from her wealth of knowledge as to how you can use the resources around you to research your family tree. You never know what you might find!
Admission is $5.00. RSVP to 336.629.0399 by May 8th.
Good Summer Reads
Tuesday, June 10
4-5 pm
What better way to enjoy a beautiful summer afternoon than to sit back with a good book? Asheboro Public Library's Suzanne Tate and Jessica Gibson will share some of the summer's hottest books as well as other resources available at our own public library.
Admission is $5.00. RSVP to 336.629.0399 by June 6.
A Boston Tea Party!
Monday, July 7
4-5 pm
Join Wilmington's John Golden as he performs his living history program of colonial America. In colonial costume he sings songs (with guitar and old-time banjo) and tells stories about the legends, characters, and history that have shaped our history as Americans. He is a member of the North Carolina Storytellers Guild and The Dram Tree Tellers. Mr. Golden has performed in many school systems, libraries, museums, and festivals since 1984 and has published 5 CDs of folk songs and stories. Don't miss this wonderful opportunity to hear a gifted entertainer and learn more of our heritage as Americans. BUT, like any good American, don't expect to be served any tea at THIS monthly tea!
Admission is $5.00. RSVP to 336.629.0399 by July 3.
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May '08
A Family Affair
Family Treasures and Traditions
(Teens and Adults)
This class is an opportunity to document for years and generations yet to come the things you have loved and cherished about your family through the years. From grandmother's chocolate pie recipe, to special vacations, candid photos, cherished memories of Christmas morning, this class will give a chance to document in an artistic journal your special memories as well as learn new traditions from other participants that you might want to incorporate into your family's life. Every participant will leave with an artistic journal to present to their families that will be sure to become an heirloom.
Thursdays, May 1-29
6-9 pm
Instructor : Anne Pearman
RAG members: $45.00
Non-members: $50.00
Registration Deadline: April 24
Trip to Chinqua-Penn
May 8th
Departing at 8:30 am
Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Chinqua-Penn Plantation includes a 27 room English mansion filled with elaborate furnishings and decorative arts. All of this is surrounded by 22 acres of beautiful gardens. Cost is $40.00 per person. Lunch is included.
June
Considering the Classics
Class Piano for Beginning Adults
Did you take piano as a child but wish you had paid more attention?Maybe you never put your hands on a keyboard, but you have always wanted to learn. Now is your chance to learn the fundamentals with veteran teacher Margaret McKinnon. Classes are held at Randolph Arts Guild.
Tuesdays, June 10-August 5
(8 weeks)
6-9 pm
Cost: $80.00
Registration Deadline: June 3
Chalk the Walk (Community Event for All Ages)
Sidewalk art is becoming the rage all across the country. This event can showcase your talents whether you're 3 years old or 93. Bring your sidewalk chalk and come join the fun.Let's color downtown Asheboro and chalk this event up as a great success!
Saturday, June 21
Starts at 9:00 am
$5.00 entry fee
July
Revolutionary Ideas
World of the Revolutionary War
Photography Exhibit by Ross Holt
Gallery 101
July 1-31
(Boston Tea Party-see Monthly Teas)
Understanding Your Child's Developmental Stages in Art
Designed for parents who want to understand the appropriate developmental stages in art for his or her child as that child progresses through childhood.
Monday, July 14
2:30-3:30 pm
Instructor Paula Smith
Cost: $5.00 for RAG members
$8.00 for non-members
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