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ART – It’s Essential!This presentation will review the essential
role of art in developing right brain skills and in enabling
children to develop their full potential as students. It will
also describe the essentials of a good process-oriented art
program; and will show numerous examples of artwork produced
by children of all ages.
Beginning American Sign Language - All ages welcomeLearn fingerspelling, basic signs and phrases. List of resources (internet, books, dvds) available for continued learning. Creating Our Own Village--Adventures in Cooperative Homeschooling
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Abundant Resources:
How to Get the Best Deal on the Stuff You Want Most
Books, field trips, performance tickets, art supplies, curriculum, hobbies, classes, games, manipulatives – they all add up! Come find out how and where to get what you need to homeschool your family at a discount, or even for free! Learn where to look on the web, the one homeschool expense that is tax-deductible, which stores give a teacher discount, and how to get it. Saving money can be easy!
Being The Best You Can Be Through A Healthy Diet
Irene Musiol will present a talk focused on how to use nutrition to support health and learning. Irene Musiol is a member and Chapter Leader of the Weston A. Price nutrition foundation. Weston A.Price Foundation was founded in 1999 to teach the nutritional principles of Weston A. Price and to continue his research in nutrition. Weston A. Price travelled the world in the 1930's to study native peoples. He found them to have far superior health than Americans and concluded that diet was the primary reason. Through his studies, he developed the 11 principles of a healthy diet. In this talk we will discuss those principles and how to apply them in our own lives to improve our families' health and assist our children in being the best that they can be.
Big Feelings: Understanding and Responding to Intense Feelings of Our Children and Our Own!
Parenting is a life-long learning process of nurturing our connection with our children. Parenting is “messy” business. There is no “prescription” for dealing with the day-to-day challenges of raising children. There are, however, basic communication tools that can assist parents in dealing positively with challenges, while deepening the relationship between parent and child. This workshop will address issues of communication between parent and child. Although theory will be presented, the emphasis of the workshop will focus on participants’ specific situations or concerns.
Budgets and Bargains -how to gain and keep control of your finances
In this session, Bobbi will be speaking about Budgets & Bargains. She will go over how to figure out your budget, then how to keep it. She will also go over some basic bargain strategies and where to look for more. Bobbi says she can put together a budget where no one, not even the teens, feel the pain. Check out her blog at www.bobbisbargains.blogspot.com
Building Bridges: Raising Children in Intercultural Families
Learn to make the most of being an intercultural family for the ultimate benefit in your homeschooling experience. Dig up those hidden family treasures! Explore new ways of learning and growing together that were in your backyard all along!
How to Build Time into Your Busy Day
Melissa has discovered ways to balance the days of schooling, field trips, volunteer work and even hobbies! She manages to enjoy each day and keep sane. Come find out how!
Celebrating Diversity with Young Children
This look and touch session will include displays of materials to start the conversation when kids ask "What is my culture?", "Why does that grandma look different?", "What are biases?". Jennifer will share some of her ideas on the diversity that makes up our world: race, gender, age, social class, and abilities. Jennifer loves books, so there will be plenty here to browse through that reflect diversity and which are great for young children. She will also share her own collection of materials as well as ideas for manipulatives and blocks to have at home that reflect diversity, from inexpensive art materials, science and sensory materials, to dramatic play. You would be suprised what you can find at the dollar store!
Communication Workshop: Parenting that Builds Relationships
How to support a lifetime of communication and connection through ALL the developmental stages.
Family Adventuring Lifestyle
An "adventure" is an unusual and exciting experience, the opposite of inactivity and passiveness. It is the best way to build teamwork. If homeschooling is not adventurous, the family "team" descends into boredom and rebelliousness. This session is about combining the concept of adventure with homeschooling and your entire family lifestyle. The three Severi girls have gone more places and done more difficult things than most people do in a lifetime. The direct results are three adolescents with the "attitudes" of winning teammates, on top of the love of a family that spends almost all day together.
Greening Your Homeschool
Our choices --- from the food we buy, to the way we clean our homes, to our transportation habits, to the messages we teach our children --- have a significant impact on our environment. What products and habits are truly “greener”? (hint: They aren’t necessarily at the expensive brand-name health food store!) Learn What We Can Do about our environmental issues: how to integrate earth-wiser choices into your family life, how to be greener on a budget, and how you can prepare your children for a brighter environmental future.
Homeschooled and Alive to Tell About It:
Homeschool Graduates Panel
Come meet homeschool graduates Jesse Dotson and Anna Mavromati in this question and answer session with the audience. While Jesse and Anna have very different interests from skateboarding to journalism, both were homeschooled and lived to tell about it!
Team Schooling - 10 Tips for Parents and other Partners in Education
"Team Schooling". There are friends, spouses, local support groups and other family members who assist the home educator every day. We often don't realize that these resources are available. The most important team member is the spouse or parenting partner. These 10 tips can be applied to every family who homeschools. Join Marc and Melissa as they share their own homeschooling journey and join in the discussion on what works (or doesn't work) in YOUR family.
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Creating a High School Transcript
Whether you unschool, school-at-home, or combine
elements of both, at some
point you will probably be called upon to issue a transcript
for your high
school graduate. This session will discuss what constitutes
a transcript,
what the common formats look like, how to categorize all
your student's
accomplishments, and how to transform them into courses,
grades, and
credits.
Financing College
What I Wish I Had Known BEFORE the Kid’s Were College Age (and helped me when I went back to college with them!)
Learn the basics about planning for paying for your child(ren)’s college education from a parent who wishes she would have known this stuff LONG before her own kids approached college age. She recently went back to college herself and can share from both the perspective of being the parent of 2 college students AND being a college student herself.
From Homeschooler to College Student: Successfully Transitioning Your Teen to College
When family and friends learn that your teen has started college, they’ll assume you are no longer homeschooling. That may be true for schooled kids, but for most homeschoolers, your job as homeschooling parent isn’t done yet. Don’t stop homeschooling too soon – if your child is ready for college, there’s work to be done, and the first year of college may be your busiest homeschool year of all! In this session for parents, learn how to help your teen successfully adjust to college.
How to Get into a Private College
This session is designed to help homeschoolers and their parents think about what they want in an undergraduate education and then identify specific tasks and approaches to achieve that objective. Greg will discuss college planning, visits and interviews, standardized testing, transcripts, teacher recommendations, essays and application questions, and financial aid. His emphasis will be 4-year undergraduate education at private colleges.
Success After Not High School
Wes has worked with hundreds of young people who have spent little or no time in a traditional high school and have gone on to be successful in a wide variety of endeavors, ranging from professional rock climbing to medicine. He will provide a number of students' stories along with general ideas about learning during the teen years on one's own terms and then moving on to endeavors beyond "high school." He will explain how parents can do everything for their kids that he does for his students.
Teaching the Timed Essay
College classes, SAT tests…does the prospect of writing timed essays
send you and your teen into a tailspin? Take heart! This workshop, geared to parents
of 8th-12th graders, discusses various types of essays and gives practical suggestions
for teaching this important writing skill. Gain tips on brainstorming, simple outlining,
and organization of a timed essay, and learn the secret to reducing the fear factor!
Visit this speaker in the Vendor Hall - Write Shop.
The Ups and Downs of Homeschooling Teens
There’s a myth circulating that if you homeschool your teen, it will be like living in Lake Wobegon, where all is wonderful, and the children are perfect. While that might be your reality, it’s not a sure thing, and many homeschool parents suffer in silence when their teen comes down with teen angst or has other problems. You are not alone! Come share problems and solutions in this encouraging session for parents.
Sessions FOR teens are available below in our Teen section!
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Beginning Origami
Origami is the Japanese art of folding paper into shapes representing objects such as birds and flowers. Join Emily and Nicole as they guide you through the step-by-step process of creating Origami. This session is for ages 10 to adult. Supplies will be provided. We strongly encourage the parents to attend this class and pass what you learn to your children and your homeschool community!
Crewel Embroidery
Crewel embroidery is said to be at least 100 years old. Crewel embroidery is a surface embroidery using wool to make a variety of designs. It goes fairly quickly and is very "in" right now. Give it a try! This session is for ages 10 to adult. Supplies will be provided. We strongly encourage the parents to attend this class and pass what you learn to your children and your homeschool community!
Kumihimo (Japanese Braiding)
Kumihimo is a Japanese braid-making technique which dates to about 550 C.E. It is easy and very fun to do! This session is for ages 10 to adult. Supplies will be provided. We strongly encourage the parents to attend this class and pass what you learn to your children and your homeschool community!
Learn to Crochet
Have you always wanted to learn how to crochet? Here is your chance! This session is for ages 10 to adult. Supplies will be provided but if you have some worsted weight yarn and a crochet hook bring them along. We strongly encourage the parents to attend this class and pass what you learn to your children and your homeschool community!
Learn to Knit
Have you always wanted to learn how to Knit? Here is your chance! This session is for ages 10 to adult. Supplies will be provided but if you have some worsted weight yarn and knitting needles bring them along. We strongly encourage the parents to attend this class and pass what you learn to your children and your homeschool community!
Make Your Own Yarn
Before yarn was made by machine it was made by hand. Learn how to make your own yarn with a home made drop spindle! This session is for ages 10 to adult. Supplies will be provided. We strongly encourage the parents to attend this class and pass what you learn onto your kids and to your homeschool community!
Needle Felting 101
Felting is an ancient fiber art that has, more recently become very popular. It's simple to understand and uses such a satisfying technique that gives beautiful results, in a relatively short space of time. Working with soft, luxurious carded wool in beautiful colors is a pleasurable, sensory experience for everyone! This session will show the basics of how to identify different needles and safely use a barbed needle to 'felt' wool roving together. We will cover different kinds of sheep/wool, best uses and will have instruction sheets as handouts and basic felting kits and patterns available too. This activity is for adults or older children (age 10 and up) only with strict adult guidance and supervision due to the long and very sharp needles.
Sewing with Yo Yo's
Join Becky in creating a small project with fabric yo yo's! This session is for ages 10 to adult. Supplies will be provided. We strongly encourage the parents to attend this class and pass what you learn to your children and your homeschool community!
Open Help Time
If you want help on any of your projects or just want to sit and work on a project with us this time has been set aside just for you! Come and relax and enjoy the company of other crafters and share what you are working on.
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Jim
Weiss
Visit Jim in the Vendor Hall -Greathall Productions.
The Art and Joy
of Storytelling and Reading Aloud with Children
An Adult Workshop
Who doesn’t like to be read
to? And who better to read to children than the
people they love and trust most-their parents.
This workshop will teach parents to make the very
most of their precious read-aloud time with their
children. At the heart of each story he tells,
Jim Weiss’ renowned ability to make even
complex subjects comprehensible and memorable
to young children is evident. This delightful
and immediately useful workshop will help parents
to: become even better readers; more clearly define
their children’s listening skills; facilitate
the consideration of the freshness, outlook and
interpretation of the stories they choose to read;
and assist in using ones voice as an instrument
with rewarding and dramatic results.
The Loving Father:
The Why and How of Dads Telling Stories
An Adult Workshop
In an age in which children receive many competing, confusing messages, stories are among the greatest and longest lasting gifts that a father can give his child. Long before Jim Weiss turned his passion for telling stories into a profession, he told stories to his own child. A generation before that, Jim and his brother listened to stories from their father and grandfather.
The results: a lifelong love of reading; an unquenchable thirst to learn; a passionate ability to listen, and a profound sense of passing along the central beliefs of those who came before us, in an entertaining, memorable form. In this timely session meant especially for dads, Jim will share his own experiences and demonstrate clear ways to transmit beliefs and credos, and to show our children how much we love them through the stories we share.
Plus, don't miss Jim's Famous
Story Telling Sessions
Famously Funny: Most Beloved
Stories and Poems
Mystery and Intrigue with Sherlock Holmes and Other Sleuths
Tricksters in Literature
Fables and Morals
King Arthur and Other Classical
Leaders
Storytelling: Up Close and
Personal
A Family Workshop
Up Close and Interactive with
Jim Weiss
PRE-TEEN / TEEN STORYTELLING ADVANCED WORKSHOP:
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Join CHN friends on Friday night for an Ice Cream Social. Details on ice cream are available on the What Will We Eat? page. Entertainment will be provided by the International Peace Choir!
The choir is a non-profit organization whose primary objective is to support a vision of worldwide peace. The International Peace Choir began its effort in 1987 to promote peace, love and brotherhood through its Peace Ambassadors and their performances worldwide. Over the past 22 years the International Peace Choir has been featured at the World Expo in Brisbane, Australia, Stand For America in Washington DC, and as the opening choir for America Sings in Atlanta, Nashville, Salt Lake City and at home in Long Beach Ca. Each year the International Peace Choir sings at the Hollywood Bowl for the Easter Sunrise service and has performed on television for many years for the Retinis Pigmentosa Vision Awards. The International Peace Choir is based in Long Beach, California and holds open auditions throughout the year. Children 5- 17 years of age are accepted. For more information please visitinternationalpeacechoir.org.
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Artist Trading Cards
Join the craze sweeping homeschool circles across the state! Create your own Artist Trading Cards, ATCs! Develop a collection and/or trade with your friends. Ongoing ATC creation and trading sessions will be offered throughout the weekend in the Family Village.
Communal Creativity (For the whole family)
Discover the joy of creativity by forgetting about the outcome and concentrating on the community. Join in a communal creation that will help parents create like they did before they were told they couldn't, and kids create like themselves. We'll check in on our willingness to move to group creative solutions and chat about how this works in our community. Prepare to let go of preconceptions, judgements, ownership and most of all control. With music, color, friends and fun, you'll be part of making magic happen within yourself and your family.
Creepy Crawlies & Cuddly Friends
Get up close and hands-on with fantastic creatures most people only see in books or zoos! Susan Nowicke, President of San Diego Herpetological Society, Herp Trainer and Community & School “Herp” Educator brings an assortment of creatures from her personal collection and select rescue animals to visit. Learn how she trains snakes and lizards! Find out what it takes to keep and care for these unique creatures, as well as information regarding their wild origins and status in global animal conservation.
This program has limited participant numbers & parental supervision is required. Susan will be set up in a room on the third floor all afternoon on both Friday and Saturday. Drop by for a visit!
Egg Drop Challenge
It’s back! The infamous, a little sticky, sometimes disgusting, engineering extravaganza! The challenge is to design and build an invention that will protect your raw egg when dropped from a height of three stories! Past year designs have included parachutes, decelerator devices and shock absorbers. Come build the smallest possible design you can make using recycled materials in the Family Village. Workshop tables will be open for “drop in” building starting at 11:00. The EDZ (egg drop zone) area will be beneath the third floor deck. All young competitors need to make it to the EDZ by 12:30 when the Kid Drop begins. All teen competitors need to make it to the EDZ by 1:00 for the Teen Drop.
Father and Child Communal Creativity
Discover the joy of creativity with your kid(s) by forgetting about the outcome and concentrating on the unity. Join in a communal creation that will help dads create like they did before they were told they couldn't, and kids create like themselves.
Fables and Morals
Up close and personal with Jim Weiss as he presents fables and other teaching stories that emphasize morality and integrity. Master storyteller and award-winning recording artist, Jim Weiss, will spin his classical yarns, discuss his storytelling techniques, and answer questions from the audience.
Famously Funny: Most Beloved Stories and Poems
Jim tells some of the most humorous stories and poems that were ever written in this delightful family program. These classic stories portray a wide array of ethics and values that are ever pertinent to life yesterday, today and tomorrow. Stories will include: The Emperor’s New Clothes, Jabberwocky, and Anansi amongst others.
Foam Art
Join Pia to explore tactile art with foam pieces. You’ll get to make and take your own masterpiece!
Folk Dances from Around the World
Dance and music are an important part of our cultural heritage. Many folk dances originated and are done to celebrate special occasions such as the fall harvest, a wedding, the birth of a child, etc. In this class you will learn some simple folk dances from around the world. If you can walk, you can dance! These dances are best for people aged 10 and older, but everyone is welcome.
Improv Acting - Beginner
Social improvisation for kids. Guided improv workshops quickly build confidence, self-expression and independent thinking in children. This workshop will be a supportive place for children to present native social skills (like speaking, listening and responding) and learn new possibilities. Participation is the only requirement for success. We will explore: playful interaction and authentic presentation, in-the-moment relating helps at home, classrooms and camera studios, rewarding parent/child partnerships including film and tv opportunities.
Improv Acting - Advanced
Social improvisation for kids taken to the next level. Does your child want to work professionally? steps are the same -how we interact with othrs is the same self-presentation in the audition room, on a sound stage, or out there in life!
King Arthur and Other Classical Leaders
Up close and personal with Jim Weiss as he presents stories that feature literary leaders such as King Arthur who exhibits character traits worth emulating. From the knights of the round table to the forests of Aesop to the world of Hercules, master storyteller and award-winning recording artist, Jim Weiss, will spin his classical yarns, discuss his storytelling techniques, and answer questions from the audience.
Let There Be Peace:
Making Music Together with the International Peace Choir
Come and join members of the International Peace Choir under the direction of Pamela Aki to learn some basics about singing in a choir and let’s make some music together before this session is over.
Life, Learning and Dragon Slime
Meet Mister Rengerz, the author of Ring Dragonz, and encounter story telling, life-long learning lessons, and of course, dragon slime at the Life, Learning, and Dragon Slime Session!
Magic of Colors: A Hands On Hogwarts Workshop
Make learning fun by dipping into a favorite book series to explore the meaning colors can convey. Professor Iris Prism will lead the exploration which will culminate in some magically colorful artwork.
Mask Making
Hands on fun with our Family Village Coordinator Pia! Come make a mask to take home!
Masala Bhangra Dance
Learn some fundamentals of Indian Bhangra dance (think Bollywood!), get a nice cardio workout too! All ages and abilities welcome. Any type of clothing as long as you can move in it; Barefoot or tennies both okay; Do as little or as much as fits your comfort level!
Mystery and Intrigue with Sherlock Holmes and Other Sleuths
Sherlock Holmes is amidst the greatest literary characters of all time. Along with Holmes, Jim Weiss will make the genre of mystery come alive in this entertaining family session. Sit back, relax and marvel at these fabulous stories that have become an integral part of world literature.
Paper Airplanes -Basic
Learn two basic paper airplane patterns, and fly them around the room! No experience necessary.
Paper Airplanes -Advanced
Basic airplanes don't provide much of a challenge for you? Are you looking for something more interesting and customizable? Learn two more advanced paper airplane patterns, and see how far they can fly! Some paper folding experience helpful, but not required.
Party Hat Making Craft
Make a custom fitted cowboy hat, a baseball cap, a bonnet or a bowler! We’ll have lots of cool things to decorate your hat with, and when you’re done, stick around to show it off at our Peace Out! Eco-Party.
Peace Out! Eco Party
Celebrate the final moments of Expo, 2009, Family Village style! Music, dancing, games, eco-crafts and a last chance to hang out. Come dressed in your best recycled party hat and celebrate with homeschooling friends - old and new. Don't miss this VERY Special Event!
Proudly Published
A follow-up to the adult session, Writing is Fun!, this hands-on workshop is for children aged 6-9 and their parents. See your work in print! We will be hand creating our own newsletter and making new friends at the same time! Come join us for lots of fun and a little bit of learning, too!
Recycled Art
In keeping with our push for a greener Expo this year, we’ll enlist the kids in a project making beautiful art out of trash. A display area will be set up so the art can decorate our Family Village all weekend!
Rise and Shine Yoga
Please bring a sticky mat or towel & join me for a morning stretch! We'll be doing basic hatha poses, breathwork, and having fun!
Storytelling: Up Close and
Personal
Jim Weiss
A Family Workshop
A Family Workshop
An exciting and interactive workshop for children and adults from master storyteller, and award-winning recording artist, Jim Weiss. Participants will learn about the art of storytelling and oral language. This workshop will focus on: setting the scene, characterization, voice technique, shaping the story, building confidence and developing one's own style. The tenor is casual and the goal is to have fun with literature. Participants should be prepared to play, laugh and discover how literature can truly come alive in the midst of a storyteller.
Thinking like an Archaeologist
Archeology rocks! Parents and their children
are welcome to join us to explore this exciting field and
use context to evaluate artifacts. Hands-on activities and
science fun for all!
Visit this speaker in the Vendor Hall - Heritage
Education
Tricksters in Literature
Jim Weiss’ stories are always inspirational, heartwarming and always unmistakably relevant to his audience. You will be up close and personal with Jim as he presents stories that feature literary "tricksters" from ancient times and cultures. The values, humor, and character traits portrayed in these stories will tickle the funny bone and warm the heart. Master storyteller and award-winning recording artist, Jim Weiss, will spin his classical yarns, and answer questions from the audience.
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G.A.G. (Getting Acquainted Gathering)
Getting Acquainted Gathering aka G.A.G.! This is THE place to be to meet up with all the Expo teens. Expect to find lots of fun and games and many new friends! As always, participating is NOT mandatory. If you’re just a watcher, that’s fine too!
Annual Teen Dance!
Get in the groove at the dance of all dances! Our home grown DJ will spin tunes of all genres –all “clean play” versions, of course. Whether you like to show your moves or just chill and listen to the music, drop by for some fun under the stars.
Creating Your Future
Discover the resources to enhance your creative output in web design, graphic design, video, t-shirts, advertising, etc. Learn about the various career paths available and how to prepare for them. Find out how today's top creators are changing the way we communicate. See how you can do the same thing in every aspect of your own creativity. We'll touch on mind-mapping as a way to think through your next steps. Finally, we'll discuss how to be take advantage of the newest way of getting your creative voice heard: crowdsourcing.
Choosing and Getting into a College That's Right for You Bright Future College Counseling
Kirstie works closely with all colleges in the area and is fully-versed in their expectations. She uses her real-world experience as to what really gets kids into college (not simply what is written in the college admissions binder).The workshop includes: 2009 requirements for college; Considerations in choosing a college; Financial aid information; Preparation for college admissions (GPA, extra-curricular, etc.); Success stories we have personally worked with.
How Is It For You?: Teen Chat
Join this informal chat in the Teen Room to discuss homeschooling. Share how it works for you and learn how it works for others.
I ♥ Games!
Join your teen friends in some crazy antics using improv and comedy based games to get to know one another a little better!
Outdoor Games and Water Play at the Tennis Courts
Ready, set, get psyched up for a fun weekend in the teen room! Can you find us out on the tennis courts? We’ll have games, both dry and wet. You can play or watch or both! Find us and you’ll find the fun!
Peace Out!
This is our much loved annual goodbye party. We’ll celebrate new friends and great memories from the weekend, and make sure we get everyone’s phone numbers, email addresses, FaceBook and Myspace account info too ‘cause we’ll all be back again next year, and until then, no need to lose touch! We’ll also open up that Time Capsule from last year and have a few good laughs. Don’t forget to bring something small you want to put in next year’s time capsule –a photo? a smurf? a nail through a shoelace? All of those have ended up in our Time Capsules in past years!
Photography: Creative Elements
This class will explore ways to make everyday photographs more interesting and visually pleasing. In the class, we will cover taking a basic well-exposed photograph, aperture and shutter speed, cropping, and also using the rule of thirds when taking a photograph. Students should bring a digital camera to class if they have one, so that they can have some hands on practice. There will be a short Q&A session, so students are encouraged to write down a few photography-related questions to bring with them.
Self Defense with American Tiger
Hey all you teens - come to a really fun and informative Self Defense Workshop from www.americantiger.org. We will be covering basic self defense - both verbal, physical, and pertaining to awareness. This class will help you gain confidence and find the power that you already possess. You will learn to recognize when someone is acting in predatory ways, trust your instincts and act on them. This may all sound really serious but we will be having a lot of fun. This will be an active class so come in ready to move!
Up Close and Interactive with Jim Weiss
PRE-TEEN / TEEN STORYTELLING ADVANCED WORKSHOP:
Master storyteller and award-winning recording artist, Jim
Weiss
will present an interactive workshop for teens who want to
perfect their stage presence, public speaking skills and style,
voice technique, and overall verbal confidence. Participants
are asked to bring a 3-4 minute story that they feel comfortable
sharing in the workshop. This can be a self-contained segment
from a longer story, description of a personal experience,
or narrative. Format will be cozy and very user-friendly!
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Nancarrow Photography
Kim will be available by appointment to take the pictures you want on Friday and Saturday! Appointments will be taken on a first come first served basis. More details, including pricing and packages are available on her website NancarrowPhotography.com
Maia's Photography
Maia will be available to take Grad and family photos on Sunday only! Appointments may be made in advance. Drop in sittings welcome. More details, including pricing and packages are available at her web site MaiasPhotography.com.
More sessions are in the works!
Check back often for the latest updates!
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