- Gala Dinner and Auction
- Holiday Luncheon and Style
Show
- Tree Lighting
- Holiday Spice Show
- Stanley Lifetime Achievement
Awards
- Teddy Bear Tea
- Festival Artist Kerry
Siderius
- Festival Market
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WENATCHEE VALLEY MEDICAL CENTER presents the FESTIVAL OF TREES GALA DINNER AND AUCTION
The Glamour…The Glitz…the Holiday Gala of the Season to
support the ARTS Gala Auction Saturday, November 17 5:30 p.m.
–Sponsors Only-VIP Photo 6:00 p.m.
Complimentary Champagne & Hors d’ oeuvres. 7:00 p.m.
Dinner & Live Auction
Grand Ballroom Wenatchee Convention Center
$125.00 per person Black-tie
(optional) Advance Purchase Required
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"Just Imagine... A Christmas Dream" Gala
Auction held in the Grand Ballroom of the Wenatchee Convention
Center. The Gala guests will be warmly welcomed with complimentary
champagne, holiday hors d’ oeuvres and greeted by the glamorous Miss Washington, Elyse
Umento. After being seated amongst the elaborately decorated
themed trees, guests will sip the areas best wines by Cave B Estate Winery,
Saint Laurent and Icicle Ridge Winery as
they pursue some of their favorite auction silent and live items.
Attendees will have the opportunity to pose for formal photos.
Prepare to be awed with elegance, excitement, and live interaction
as this promises to be an exciting evening full of glitz, glamour,
and first-class presentations befitting the holiday season and
benefiting the Performing Arts Center of Wenatchee.
To purchase tickets, call 663-2787 or stop by the Performing
Arts Center of Wenatchee box office, Monday-Friday, noon to 5:30
p.m. Advance ticket purchase required. Space is
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HOLIDAY LUNCHEON AND STYLE SHOW:
New Event!
Friday, Nov. 16 Noon Grand Ballroom, Wenatchee
Convention Center
Come see your friends and local community leaders model
Holiday and Fall Fashions from the hippest places in town. The
Festival of Trees is pleased to present a glamorous Holiday
Luncheon & Style Show presented by Elements Salon and
Wellness Spa and Refuel Spa on Friday, November 16 at noon
at the Wenatchee Convention Center. Local merchants Studio
10 Boutique, Cyndy
Jaynes, Mills
Bros., Collins,
Palmers Shoes and Macys will showcase the best
apparel. It will be a great event for businesses to bring
their staff members or clients to celebrate kick-off to the
Festival of Trees. Attendees will be seated amongst the
elaborately decorated themed Christmas trees, served a
wonderful lunch and have the opportunity for fellowship and
fun. The co-sponsors are Colonial Vista Retirement
Apartments & Assisted Living, Highgate Senior
Living, Columbia
Heights Retirement and Assisted Living Community, Hearthstone
Cottage Assisted Living and Retirement Apartments and Blossom
Valley.
Tickets: $18 per person
Advance purchase necessary
Combo with Holiday Spice Showcase ticket! Holiday
Style & Spice rate: Adults: $29.50 Students:
$27.00 |
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Town Toyota presents the HOLIDAY SPICE SHOW- "A Pinch Of This, Dash Of
That"
Friday, November 16, 2007 7:30
p.m. Performing Arts Center of Wenatchee at the Stanley
Civic Center
The Town Toyota "Holiday
Spice" - A "pinch of this, dash of that" is a brand new,
upbeat and lighthearted holiday variety show and entertainment
extravaganza featuring:
The Wenatchee Big Band with Rio Laird Matt Baldwin Nancy
Zahn Jennifer Lalani Kevin McKee Karen Knox The Sisters
of Sabah The Confluence Vocal Octet Academy of Dance
& Performing Arts The Fabulous Feet Dance Studio
Adults: $15.00 Students: $12.00
Combo with Holiday Luncheon and Style Show ticket! Holiday
Style & Spice rate: Adults: $29.50 Students:
$27.00
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Congratulations!
SEPTEMBER
19, 2007
PERFORMING
ARTS CENTER OF WENATCHEE ANNOUNCES 2007 STANLEY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT
AWARD RECIPIENTS
WENATCHEE-THE PERFORMING ARTS
CENTER OF WENATCHEE IS PROUD TO ANNOUNCE AND CELEBRATE THE SELECTION
OF THE 2007 STANLEY LIFETIME ACHIEVE AWARD
RECIPIENTS!
BETH JENSEN IS THIS YEAR’S HONOREE IN
THE PROFESSIONAL DIVISION.
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GLENN ISAACSON WAS SELECTED FOR THE
HONOR IN THE VOLUNTEER DIVISION.
RECIPIENTS WERE SELECTED
FROM COMMUNITY NOMINATIONS, BY COMMITTEE, AND ACCORDING TO
ESTABLISHED CRITERIA SPECIFICALLY RELATED TO MULTIPLE YEARS OF
SUPPORT FOR THE ARTS IN CENTRAL WASHINGTON.
MS. JENSEN’S NOMINATION
NOTED THAT, “NOT ONLY HAS BETH PLAYED AND CONDUCTED AND TAUGHT MUSIC
WITH EXCELLENCE, BUT SHE’S SUCCESSFULLY TACKLED THE CHALLENGES OF
ORGANIZING AND DIRECTING MUSICAL ORGANIZATIONS.” ADDITIONALLY,
“SHE ALSO UNDERSTANDS YOUNG PEOPLE WELL AND HAS INSPIRED MANY, MANY
OF THEM TO REACH HEIGHTS AS PERFORMERS THAT THEY MIGHT OTHERWISE
NEVER HAVE APPROACHED.”
BETH JENSEN, IS THE
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND PRINCIPLE FLUTIST FOR THE LAKE CHELAN BACH
FEST, AND SHE HAS BEEN PERFORMING WITH THE ORGANIZATION FOR 25
YEARS. SHE IS ALSO THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR AND PRINCIPLE
FLUTIST OF THE WENATCHEE VALLEY SYMPHONY FOR WHOM SHE IS A FREQUENT
FEATURED SOLOIST AND CONCERT SUBSTITUTE CONDUCTOR AS WELL AS THE
COORDINATOR FOR SUMMER
MAGIC, A CHILDREN’S MUSIC AND ARTS PROGRAM SPONSORED BY
WENATCHEE VALLEY SYMPHONY. SHE IS IN HER 42ND YEAR AS OWNER
AND TEACHER OF THE COLUMBIA FLUTE STUDIO IN WENATCHEE, AND MS.
JENSEN IS THE CONDUCTOR OF THE WENATCHEE HIGH SCHOOL SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA. SHE PERFORMS WITH WINDFIRE CONSORT AND IS IN DEMAND
AS A CLINICIAN AND ADJUDICATOR FOR SCHOOLS AND COMPETITIONS. MS.
JENSEN HAS PRESENTED SEMINARS ON TEACHING TECHNIQUES FOR
UNIVERSITIES, FLUTE SOCIETIES AND FOR THE NATIONAL FLUTE
ASSOCIATIONS’ CONVENTIONS.
MR. ISAACSON’S
NOMINATION HIGHLIGHTED A REMARKABLE TALENT FOR TIME MANAGEMENT!
OUTSIDE OF HIS OCCUPATION AS AN OPTOMETRIST, MR. ISAACSON STILL
FINDS TIME TO DONATE “…THOUSANDS OF HOURS TO COMMUNITY MUSIC
PROJECTS TOO NUMEROUS TO NAME” BUT INCLUDING VERY ACTIVE
PARTICIPATION IN MUSIC THEATRE OF WENATCHEE, THE WENATCHEE JR.
FOLLIES GUILD, AND THE WENATCHEE BIG BAND.
GLENN ISAACSON STARTED
PERFORMING PUBLICLY IN HIS EARLY TEENS AS THE CALLIOPE PLAYER IN THE
WENATCHEE YOUTH CIRCUS. NEVER STRAYING FAR FROM HIS MUSICAL
ROOTS, HE SOUGHT OUT ARRANGING INSTRUCTION AND WROTE CHARTS FOR THE
WENATCHEE BIG BAND WHILE LIVING IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA FOR 12
YEARS. UPON HIS RETURN TO WENATCHEE, HE BECAME ACTIVELY
INVOLVED WITH THE BIG BAND, SERVING AS ITS DIRECTOR FROM 1987 TO
2005. FOR THE PAST 20 YEARS, HE HAS DIRECTED MOST WENATCHEE
JR. FOLLIES GUILD BANDS, SPENDING HOURS TRANSPOSING, TRANSCRIBING,
AND ARRANGING. IN 1995, MR. ISAACSON BECAME INVOLVED WITH
MUSIC THEATRE OF WENATCHEE, INITIALLY WORKING AS PART OF THE CREW
THAT BUILT THE PRESENT RIVERSIDE PLAYHOUSE. HE JOINED THEIR
BOARD IN 1998, SERVED AS BOARD PRESIDENT FROM 2000 TO 2004, AND HAS
SERVED AS TREASURER SINCE. MR. ISAACSON HAS ALSO HAD THE HONOR
OF THE TITLE OF MUSIC DIRECTOR FOR NUMEROUS MUSIC THEATRE
PRODUCTIONS, AND IN 1998 HE WAS RECOGNIZED AS THEIR VOLUNTEER OF THE
YEAR. COINCIDENTLY, MR. ISAACSON CO-PRODUCED THE FIRST
FESTIVAL OF TREES HOLIDAY CONCERT IN 2002.
MS. JENSEN AND MR.
ISAACSON WERE NOTIFIED OF THEIR SELECTION EARLIER THIS WEEK, AND
BOTH RESPONDED WITH HUMBLE SURPRISE. EACH WILL BE PRESENTED WITH A
STANLEY LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT AWARD IN THE ARTS ON FRIDAY, NOVEMBER
16 AT THE FESTIVAL OF TREES TOWN TOYOTA “HOLIDAY SPICE” SHOW. THE
FESTIVAL OF TREES PRESENTED BY WASHINGTON TRUST BANK WILL BE HELD
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 15-SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 18 AND IS A BENEFIT FOR THE
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER OF WENATCHEE.
Click to print Stanley Nomination Form
Previous
Stanley Award recipients: 2006: Professional Division: Sherry
Krebs; Volunteer Division: Arlene Jones 2005:
Professional Division: Pam Cole; Volunteer Division: Jane
Hensel 2004:
Professional Division: Richard Lapo; Volunteer Division: Gary
Montague 2003:
Professional Division: Edward Sands; Volunteer Division: Wilfred and
Kathy Woods 2002:
Professional Division: Joan Shelton Mason and Ruth
Allan
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TEDDY BEAR TEA NCNB
Teddy
Bear Tea held on Sunday, November 18 at 4 p.m. in the midst of the
glamorous trees in the Grand Ballroom.
Dress in
your Sunday best and enjoy yummy, kid appropriate treats and
beverages. Entertainment, gifts, raffles, special character
appearances and a teddy bear parade will take place.
Adults:
$12.00
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2007
FESTIVAL ARTIST Kerry
Siderius
Kerry Siderius was raised an apple orchardist's daughter on a
small farm just up the Columbia River from Wenatchee, Washington in
a little town called Bridgeport. Their apple farm sat along the
beautiful banks of the Columbia where Canada geese, salmon, and
apples were plentiful. Kerry began painting her surroundings at
three years old and she's never stopped.
After college, Kerry moved with her husband to Dallas, Texas
where she was hired as the sole staff watercolorist at the
prestigious Beaux Gallery, in the Design District, in Dallas, TX.
While there, she enjoyed local fame among the elite decorators of
Dallas. But Kerry always longed for the mountains and rivers of
North Central Washington.
Now, 10 years and a baby later, she and her family have moved
back home to reside in Wenatchee, Washington. Kerry spends her days,
now, driving the mountain dirt roads and through the small towns of
North Central Washington with her little boy, her dog and her
paints.
Kerry works in a unique blend of watercolor, ink and gouache and
also paints oil on canvas. Her subject matter consists of the four
vibrant seasons of the area's fruit and fruit trees, mountainscapes,
townscapes, beautiful vineyard views, orchards, winerys and
magnificent rivers of the area.
Kerry also paints by commission. She paints home, pet, or
'Specific scene' portraits from your photograph. Or from an artist
photo by Kerry.
Her watercolors or oils can be seen on her website http://www.kerrysiderius.com/index.php
or at Pak-it-Rite, FrameWorks, and Craft Warehouse. Or see "tour
schedule" on her website for updates on showings around NCW.
Kerry has a special love for this part of the state, especially
Wenatchee, and each of her paintings has a story behind it.
Paintings can be viewed on: http://www.kerrysiderius.com/index.php
and ordered by e-mailing kerry@kerrysiderius.com
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FESTIVAL MARKET Vendors & Artisans
Shop
'til you drop! Easily one of the most popular places at the
Festival. Our Festival
Market is an absolute hit! Truly a
shopper's delight! Festival Market is open during
public viewing times.
Retail
vendor opportunities available!! (See sponsorship
opportunities)
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MAIN
STAGE ENTERTAINMENT The
“Main Stage Entertainment” will take place in the Grand Ballroom
among the Festival trees.
SCHEDULE
Thursday, Nov. 15th 3:30 Dream Alley Studios
featuring Kristin Draggoo 5:00 Woods House Conservatory of
Music: A combination of Piano and selected
vocals.
Friday, Nov. 16th 4:00 Appleaire's Women's
Choir 5:30 Apollo Men's Choir
Saturday, Nov. 17th 10:00 The Fabulous Feet Dance
Studio 11:00 Wood's House Conservatory of Music: Adult and
children's Flute Choir under the direction of Susan
Carr
Sunday, Nov. 18th 11:00 Wood's House Conservatory of
Music: Students and their Instructor's "Strings"
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2007 FESTIVAL OF TREES
HOLIDAY STORE
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Kerry Siderius Giclee Kerry Siderius Art
Prints Prints from 2002-2006 Kerry Siderius Note
cards Note cards from 2002-2006
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$250 (only 6 available) $33 each $20 each $10 per
package of 8 cards $8 per package
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| Festival Favorites
Blue Dot Aprons Red dot & Blue floral
Aprons Potholders Snowman Candy Jar Present &
Snowman Spreaders Christmas Bowls
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$22 $24 $8 $18 $4 each $4 |
| Kettle Corn
2.5 oz. original 3.0 oz. Chocolate Almond
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$2.50 $2.75
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| Children's Corner
Star Wands (gold or silver) Tiaras Engineer
Set Items sold separately Hat & Bandana Wood
Whistle
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$1.50 $2.00 $6.50
$4.00 $3.00 |
| Featured Ornaments
Vintage Baskets Star Ornaments Birds &
Birdhouses Snowman Misc. gently used
ornaments Assorted ribbon rolls
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$5.00 $7.50 $4.00 $4.00 $1.00 to
$3.00 $2.00
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