ART
Tuesday, January 15
1:00pm @ Studio 128
Seniors come learn basic CPR , and personal care for seniors from Peggy Gattis.
For more information about the class please contact Peggy at (520)507-6169 or desertrosecpr@gmail.com
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First and Third Wednesdays
2:00pm to 4:00pm
Calling all acoustic string musicians - start jamming for entertainment and practice
fiddles, banjo, mandolin, guitar, dobro, acoustic bass
no electric amplified instruments and no drum kits
Fridays from 1 to 3pm
Get involved: Get Creative
Capabilities in media production, audio and video recording and editing, 2D and 3D design, modeling and printing, digital art including painting, manga, anime and animation
Create videos, do podcasts, photography and editing and show your work online, in Studio 128 showcases and/or on the big screen in the Theater
Saturday, January 19
3:00pm @ Studio 128
A supply list will be provided. Learn basic quilting with Cori Aten.
Part 3 of 3. Must take previous classes to participate!
Part 2 of 2
Wednesday, January 23
4:30pm @ Studio 128
Come learn how to transform your photos from good to great using software!
Class is FREE!
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One Saturday each month
10:00am-3pm - January 26
Our Project or Yours: Expert Help
smARTMAKER LAB is your place for everything tech from coding, electronics, 3D design, assembly or ???
These are the coolest projects from robots to wearable art, so come and flex your tech muscles.
Every 4th Saturday at 10:00am
$3 for everyone
Willcox Historic Theater invites families with varying abilities the opportunity to enjoy a family friendly film in a comfortable, sensory-friendly enviroment.
Lights are up, volume is down. Enjoy the show and be yourself.
With support from AZ G&T Cooperatives, CoBank, and Premier Alliances
January 31, 2019
7:00pm @ Studio 128
A musical journey revealing how Italian Americans influenced the American pop music scene throughout the decades, with songs made famous by such legendary singers as Enrico Caruso, Louis Prima, Frank Sinatra, Connie Francis and Andrea Bocelli
Supported by Arizona Commission on the Arts, WESTAF (The Western States Arts Federation), and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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Submissions Close Feb 1, 2019
SAIFF solicits entries from all levels of experience, age groups and genre interests ensuring that opportunities are broadly available to anyone creating visual stories.
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February 14, Noon
No Charge
See images of the Chiricahua Apaches during the final years of the Indian Wars, and recent photos of he same locations, for comparison, presented by Bill Cavaliere, president of the Cochise County Historical Society and a specialist in the Chiricahua Apaches.
February 22, 2019
Dave immerses the audience in the songs and stories of the west, in a type of music that is Western Americana.
Supported by Arizona Commission on the Arts, WESTAF (The Western States Arts Federation), and the National Endowment for the Arts.
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March 14, Noon
No Charge
Using photographs, prison records and newspaper articles, Christine Reid presents the sensational stories of women like Winnie Ruth Judd and Eva Wilbur Cruz incarcerated at the Arizona State Prison in Florence. Christine Reid is a writer and researcher at the Pinal County Historical Society.
March 16, 2019
No Admission Charge - Donations Accepted
Willcox own Cindy Rae has been performing for nearly 50 years. She grew up listening to great classic country music and singing with her dad accompanying her on this Gibson guitar. At 15 he taught her a few chords and she has been playing ever since. Cindy Rae performs with many talented local musicians, and has now found freedom in playing a solo act with her Dads Gibson guitar and relating her experiences with music and musicians.
Friday, March 29
7:00pm
Tune up your kazoo, polish your clogs, loosen up your vocal cords and show off your talent at Open Mic Night. Or come by and marvel at our local talent.
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The Navajo Code Talkers
April 11, Noon
No Charge
Learn how a select group of young Navajo men used the Navajo language to devise a secret code that the enemy never deciphered. Luara Tohe, a Diné/Navajo, is Professor with Distinction in Indigenous Literature at Arizona State University and is the Poet Laureate of the Navajo Nation for 2015-2019
More Details Coming Soon
The Southern Arizona Independent Film Festival is designed to solicit entries from all levels of experience, age groups and genre interests ensuring that opportunities are broadly available to anyone creating visual stories. Film types accepted include narrative fiction, non- fiction/documentary, animation and educational and films must be 15 minutes in length or less.
April 18, 2019
An eclectic program of tangos, Spanish music, classical, pops and original compositions
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Lived By an American Cowboy and Rancher
May 9, Noon
No Charge
The 200,000 acre Lazy B cattle ranch in southern Arizona and New Mexico was homesteaded in 1880. H Alan Day, third generation to grow up on the ranch explores the ranching and cowboying life from the chuck wagon years of his youth through the 40 years that he managed the Lazy B.
2018 Recap
June 15, 2019
A look back at the 2018 WAMM Festival! A reminder to us all that all days, even rainy days, are for fun and family! Thank you to all who participated and supported the festival, we can´t wait to see you again next year!!
October 4th - 6th, 2019
It´s the 4th Annual Int´l Film Festival, founded in 2015 by film producer Rock Whitehead and his wife, actress/screenwriter Brenda-Marie Whitehead, Join us for a family fun weekend, and experience a film festival competition in Arizona solely for the western genre and subgenres! It´ll be filled with great indie films and fun that will be legendary! Our hope is to attract high profile and novice filmmakers so attendees of the festival will enjoy an array of artistic experiences of western films and individuals driven by the true and raw spirit of independent movie making.
Engaging speakers who point out the Reality vs. "Reel-ality" of Hollywood Films. If you´ve ever wondered about the science behind that Sci-Fi film, or the real history about that World War II film, this is the chance to check it out.
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Retro Rewind brings back classic shows from film and television - your favorite stars and shows from the days when actors could act.
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Special access to museums, theaters and art galleries around the world on film
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