http://keysarts.mhsoftware.com/View.html?item_type_id=4 Classes & Workshops Connect Daily 3.4.7-pre2 1440 http://keysarts.mhsoftware.com/ViewItem.html?cal_item_id=804&dtwhen=2455274 Visual Arts ▪ Jim Salem Painting classes Tuesdays. 9:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. $15; Sugarloaf Lodge, MM 17 Overseas Hwy., Sugarloaf; 744-9880 and Wednesdays at Cocco & Salem Imagine Art, 1111 Duval St, 10 AM – 1 PM, 292-0072 ▪ Life Drawing Instructor Annamarie Giordano will offer life drawing classes wednesday evenings at The Studios of Key West. Option 1: $20 members/$25 non-members from 5:45pm to 9pm. - great for beginners! Option 2: $10/$15 from 6:45 to 8:30pm, followed by critIque & wine reception: 8:30 to 9pm. for more information, call 305-296-0458 or 609-884-3474. Weekly through June 23. ▪ Painting Bootcamp with Rick Worth, Tuesdays, 6-8:30 PM The Studios of Key West - 600 White St; Painting class with artist Rick Worth. Class starts 6 SHARP. Cost of class includes all materials. $25 Members/$30 non-members. 296-0458, or www.tskw.org ▪ Plein-air painting - KW Plein-Air Painters, Wednesdays 9:30 - 12 PM; Free, bring your own supplies, lunch afterwards. fran@frandecker.com, or 849-1581. Music ▪ Keys Chamber Orchestra Rehearsal – Sundays, 2 PM. Pavilion at Venture Out Resort, 701 Spanish Main, Cudjoe Key. All musicians welcome! This is a great opportunity to keep up your skills, or dust off an old instrument and regain those skills. Call for info. An orchestra concert is also being planned for the month of April. Marvin Perry 304-7544 or kco@sunlink.net ▪ Key West String Orchestra rehearsal - 879-0560, or www.keywestviolinstudio.com ▪ The Music Room - Private piano, woodwind and guitar lessons. Robin Kaplan 294-7382 ▪ Violin/Viola/Cello classes – Individual lessons in Key West – Beginning to Advanced. Local violinist, 40 years teaching. All welcome, preschool to adult. Paul – 879-0560. ▪ West African Drumming Classes - Sundays, 1-2:30 PM; 1011 Truman Ave; $7 per class, all levels welcome. Drum rental through Bongo D, 942-6716. www.tamtamkeywest.com. duane@reggaekeywest.com Classes & Workshops Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:00 -0400 Thu, 18 Mar 2010 00:00 -0400 Fri, 19 Mar 2010 00:00 -0400 Wed, 10 Mar 2010 17:02 -0500 c24a6870dd74ad6eb6763890ce964be5--501ff88b:11dc514d9cc:-76fa http://keysarts.mhsoftware.com/ViewItem.html?cal_item_id=1745&dtwhen=2455275 March 19: 2 pm to 6 pm March 20: 8 am to 5 pm Skill Level: Ideal for the beginning to intermediate writer who is working on a book-length work of commercial fiction targeting a broad audience of readers. This will be a hands-on workshop during which participants have their own work-in-progress critiqued and critique the work of others. Authors Hallie Ephron and Roberta Isleib will guide you in assessing and improving your work. We’ll focus on how to keep readers engaged from page one; how to craft an opening scene that hooks the reader; and how to create interesting, complex characters. There will also be a session on the business of writing and how to pitch your novel. Take-aways will be concrete ways to improve the manuscript. Full Course Description HERE: Including Techniques, Schedule, Goals, and Supplies Needed About the Instructors Hallie Ephron (www.hallieephron.com) is a writer, book reviewer, and writing teacher. Her newest novel is a gripping psychological suspense novel, Never Tell a Lie(William Morrow). Publishers Weekly gives it a starred reviewed and calls it “stunning” and a “deliciously creepy tale of obsession.” Hallie is an award-winning book reviewer for the Boston Globe where her On Crime column of crime fiction book reviews appears monthly. She is also the author of 1001 Books for Every Mood and The Bibliophile’s Devotional. Hallie teaches writing workshops at conferences across the country, and she is the author of Writing and Selling Your Mystery Novel: How to Knock ‘Em Dead with Style (Writers Digest Books). It was nominated for Edgar and for Anthony awards. Roberta Isleib (www.robertaisleib.com) is a clinical psychologist and the author of eight mysteries published by Berkley Prime Crime including DEADLY ADVICE and ASKING FOR MURDER. Marilyn Dahl of Shelf-Awareness said this about Asking for Murder : “a charming and sometimes gritty mystery with an appealing protagonist who sleuths, cooks and psychoanalyzes.” Roberta’s books and stories have been short-listed for Agatha, Anthony, and Macavity awards. She is the past-president of National Sisters in Crime and the chair of the Mystery Writers of America Edgar best novel committee for 2010. elena@tskw.org (The Studios of Key West) Classes & Workshops Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:00 -0400 The Studios of Key West elena@tskw.org tskw.org Fri, 19 Mar 2010 14:00 -0400 Fri, 19 Mar 2010 18:00 -0400 Mon, 22 Feb 2010 10:45 -0500 c24a6870dd74ad6eb6763890ce964be5--7880a50a:126f4472d50:-7eb1