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NEWS!


COMMUNITY EXHIBITS 2013 PROGRAM
Art | Life Skills | Team Work

FOR YOUTH/YOUNG ADULTS

By Calm Rain Designs in collaboration with

Salaam Urban Village Association (“SUVA”)
501(c)3, non-profit organization

We are accepting applications for student participants and cost sharing pledges beginning on Feb. 10 in Central/SE Seattle. We welcome Youths 14 - 18 y/o and Young Adults 18-21 y/o for classes and life skills. 
Use Contact page or apply in person.
(see below)

This grassroots Community Arts & Exhibits project combines the Arts with life and introductory business skills. It invites and encourages citizens and local businesses to benefit from a community building effort as well as in supporting the youth and young adults in their growth and development.Pledges to sponsor a student participant starts from $10.00 and up (tax deductible through SUVA).


Scheduled Teen-Friendly Program
Beginning Date: March 1, 2013
End Date: July 12, 2013



1.   Dance/movement/performance Friday  630-830 pm / starts March 1

2.  Small Stage Design Production Saturday 2 -5 pm / starts March 2

3.  Exhibit Creations Sunday 2-5 pm / starts March 3

•   Try 1 or ALL - meet team leaders




SUPPORT OUR YOUNG ADULTS
For in person application/pledges:
Sunday 10am - 4 pm
3642 33rd Ave. S, Ste.C-5
Seattle, WA 98144

www.salaamurbanvillage.org
www.communityexhibits.com


Schedules/programs may change.


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See one successful community exhibit produced by Calm Rain from the
concept of Mr. Delbert Richardson, a Central District citizen.
The exhibit continues growing independently as a traveling exhibit.

http://community.seattletimes.nwsource.com/archive/?date=20060228&slug=aamuseum28m


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