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Summer 2013 • Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center • 210 N Santa Fe Ave • Pueblo, CO 81003

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It has been such an honor to serve as the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center Interim Director for the past six months. It is indeed a privilege to experience the exhibitions, the concerts, the performances, the classes - and to know that we all have such a positive impact on the community. It is the staff and the volunteers that make it all happen, and I want everyone to be aware of all the work that happens behind the scenes. And I want to say thank you to each and every one – without them, the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center would not be the fabulous place that it is today. As the Board of Trustees moves forward with their search

for the next Executive Director, I am confident that they will find a leader with the passion and energy that is shared by everyone here, and he or she will be able to take the Arts Center from being the jewel of Pueblo to being the jewel of the entire state.

Again, thank you for this opportunity, and I hope to see you soon at the Arts Center.

Linda J. BoedekerInterim Director, Sangre de Cristo Arts & Conference Center

ARTS CENTER STAFFInterim Executive Director

Linda Boedeker

Controller Rochelle Spoone

Fund Development ManagerJenny Kemp

Director of Buell Children’s Museum & Education

Donna Stinchcomb

Artistic Director, School of Dance/ Sangre de Cristo Ballet

Stephen Wynne

Facilities & Beverage ManagerLorrie Marquez

MarketingNathan Santistevan

Curator of Visual ArtsChristel Dussart

Assistant Curator, Buell Children’s Museum

Joleen Ryan

Tour CoordinatorDiane Pirraglia

Accounting AssistantJulie Salas

Administrative AssistantKathy Berg

Membership/Box Office ManagerCheryl Califano

Assistant Membership/Box Office Manager

Dan Masterson

Theater TechnicianTim Gately

BOARD OF TRUSTEESChair

Steven Miller

Treasurer Lita Martinez

Secretary Gloria Maddux

Barbara DeselmsYvette Fransua

Jeanette Autobee GarciaErin Hergert

Dorothy MendozaSharon MilesChris Picicci

Roxanne PignanelliCarol Spradley

Ex Officio Sal Pace,

Board of County Commissioners

Rod Slyhoff,Greater Pueblo Chamber

Sandy Gutierrez,Pueblo Latino Chamber

GALLERIES & BUELL CHILDREN’S MUSEUMHours:

11 am-4 pm | Tues-SatAdmission:

$4 Adults | $3 Children/MilitaryMEMBERS ALWAYS FREE

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6 Entertainment

8 Exhibitions

11 Upcoming Exhibitions

12 Our 41st Anniversary

13 Events Calendar

14 Education Classes

16 Festival Fridays

17 Financial Statement

18 New Members

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Britta Heermann-Wynne was born in Hamburg, Germany. She studied at the State Opera School of Dance in Hamburg, the Conservatory of the Performing Arts in Munich, the International Centre of Dance in Cannes, France, and under the direction of Ruth Currier, former artistic director of Limon Company, in New York City. Her first professional engagement was in the film, Rheingold, directed by Herbert von Karajan. She then

was contracted with the Music Theater in Revier in Gelsenkirchen for two years. In Italy, Britta was engaged to perform with the Stagione Lirica at the Arena Sferisterio in Maccerata, as well as at an open-air theatre in Bologna performing in such operas as La Boheme and La Traviata. Her next engagement was with The Freiburger Tanz Theatre for two years followed by a six-year engagement with the Tanz-Forum at the Metropolitan Opera House in Cologne, Germany, where she toured many international destinations extensively. During the time in Cologne she performed in two films and worked occasionally with German television programs. After moving to the USA, Britta co-founded the Philadelphia based company At Marah Dance Theatre in 1996 where she performed many leading roles with the company and served as company and trainee program instructor. From 2004 to 2011 she served as a faculty member at the Belhaven University dance department and as rehearsals director for TALK Dance Co. Since 2009 Britta is studying to become a Feldenkrais Practitioner, Britta will complete her studies in December 2013. Britta is the wife of Stephen Wynne, artistic director of Sangre de Cristo School of Dance.

Jamie Thompson is from Belize, Central America, and is a graduate of Belhaven University in Jackson, Mississippi, where he received his Bachelor’s of Fine Arts in Dance Performance and Choreography. He received additional training from the Belize National Dance Company and the Dramatic Forces School of Dance. He has served as a dancer, choreographer and teacher with the Belize National Dance Company. Mr. Thompson has served as artistic director for

plays presented by the Rotary Club of Belize (2006-2009), directing four plays written by Caribbean playwright Patrick Brown. His special interests include teaching and working with organizations that work for the betterment and development of youth. He is currently in his third season with the Dallas Black Dance Theatre.

DeMarcus Suggs began his professional training under the tutelage of Marcus Sherman with Vision Theatre Charlotte. He continued his studies at Zion Worship Center for the Arts (Charlotte, NC), Dance Central, Masterworks Festival and the USA International Ballet Competition/School. In 2011, he received his B.F.A. in dance from Belhaven University (Jackson, MS) where he was a full-tuition scholarship recipient. While at Belhaven, DeMarcus was selected for the 2009 Bezalel

Award for Outstanding Artistic Achievement and was also a member of TALK Dance Company with whom he toured internationally. Mr. Suggs dances with the Dayton Contemporary Dance Company (DCDC), where he has been a member since 2011.

June 10-14: DeMarcus Suggs

June 17-21: Jamie Thompson

June 24-28: Britta Heermann-Wynne

GUEST FACULTY

June 10-June 29 | Monday-Friday | 3-Week Course 2 Levels - Intermediate and Advanced Performance on June 29 at 12 pm

ADVANCEDClass 1: Ballet | 10-11:30 am | Studio 1Class 2: Modern/Contemporary | 12-1:30 pm | Studio 2Class 3: 2-3 pm | Studio 1Class 4: Rehearsals (optional): 4-5 pm | Studio 1

INTERMEDIATEClass 1: Modern/Contemporary | 10-11:30 pm | Studio 2 Class 2: Ballet | 12-1:30 pm | Studio 1Class 3: 2-3 pm | Studio 2Class 4: Rehearsal (optional): 4-5 pm | Studio 1

SESSION SCHEDULE (4-WEEK COURSE) June 10-July 5 | Monday, Wednesday, Friday Course 1: Dance Exploration: 5:30-6:30 pm | Studio 2Course 2: Pre-Ballet: 6:30-7:30 pm | Studio 2Course 3: Ballet 1 and 2: 5:30-6:30 pm | Studio 1Course 4: Open Ballet lvls 3-6: 6:30-8 pm | Studio1

SESSION SCHEDULE (4-WEEK COURSE)

June 10-July 5 | Tuesday & ThursdayCourse 5: Pas de Deux: 5:30-7 pm | Studio 1Course 6: Open Hip Hop lvls 1-4 : 7-8 pm | Studio 1

TUITION MEMBER NON-MEMBER

Courses 5 & 6 $57 $62Courses 1, 2, 3, 4 $76 $84

TUITION MEMBER NON-MEMBER

All 3 Weeks $393 $437 Any 2 Weeks $293 $325Any 1 Week $180 $220

PROGRAM ONESANGRE DE CRISTO BALLET DAYTIME SUMMER DANCE INTENSIVE

PROGRAM TWOSANGRE DE CRISTO SCHOOL OF DANCE EVENING SUMMER DANCE COURSE

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5-6:30 pm | 5 weeks$35 Members | $40 Non-Members

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SAT, OCT 19, 201311 am It’s not easy being a bug, especially on the first day of school! Based on the bestselling books featuring Worrying Worm, Fearless Fly, and Sassy Spider, this hysterical musical coming-of-age will have the whole family cheering on the quirky crawlers as they face problems and milestones common to us all.

WED, OCT 23, 20137:30 pm Touching on the life and times of one of the world’s most legendary musical artists, Johnny Cash, the musical revue Ring of Fire is considered one of the best “jukebox musicals” of our time.

With smashing medleys and bounce in its guitar-driven energy, this show will have you stompin’ your feet and asking for more.

SAT, MAR 1, 201411 am The Denver-based 17th Avenue Allstars have been at the forefront of contemporary a cappella music since its inception in 1988. These talented vocalists thrill audiences nationwide with soulful renditions of songs from nearly every era of American pop music.

FRI, FEB 14, 20147:30 pm Direct from Las Vegas, Yesterday - The Beatles Tribute performs such songs as Hard Day’s Night, Help, I Wanna Hold Your Hand, Sgt. Pepper’s Lonely Hearts Club Band, and Revolution.

Yesterday recreates note for note the music of the Fab Four. Beatles fans will be astonished!

THUR, NOV 14, 20137 pm FROGZ! is penguins playing musical chairs, a cat trapped in a giant paper bag, orbs running wild through the audience, and a madcap revue of illusion, comedy and fun that has inspired audiences worldwide.

It is an unforgettable experience for children and adults alike!

TUES, NOV 12, 20137:30 pm Colorado Brass Arts group is comprised of the top premier military band musicians who through their careers performed big band jazz for audiences numbering in the millions internationally. This exciting show will feature the best of band music and provide the American public with a dynamic tribute to the “Big Band Era” and the veterans across our great country.

Diary of a Worm, a Spider, and a Fly

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THUR, APR 10, 20147 pm Toying with Science is a fast-paced, varied and dynamic program! Garry Krinsky’s original, up-beat songs offer additional information on fulcrums, levers and basic mechanics - including the ability to find the center of gravity is demonstrated when he balances multiple ladders, topped with a giant beach umbrella on his chin at the same time. Garry brings a number of science-based toys to life with motion, music, humor and insight. He impresses upon his audience the idea that by mastering simple scientific concepts, one can produce terrific results. As personable as he is professional, Garry consistently dissolves the boundary between himself and the audience, making for a truly unique experience.

TUES, MAR 18, 20147:30 pm Written in 1600 and set against a background of romance and mystery, this hilarious story of identical twins and mistaken identity, set in the mystical world of Illyria, explores the universal themes of love and all its ambiguous effects on human behavior.

Aquila Theatre‘s Twelfth Night promises to thrill and enchant!

MON, APR 14, 20147:30 pm Paul Taylor 2 Dance Company has brought Mr. Taylor’s repertoire to nearly 400 cities around the world since its creation in 1993. With six dancers, it is modeled after the dance maker’s original 1954 company. Critics and audiences cheer as Taylor 2 displays the humor, range of emotions and astonishing athleticism that characterize Taylor dances – often for audiences that have never before seen modern dance.

INDIVIDUAL TICKETSMember: $27Non-Member: $30SEASON TICKETSMember: $125Non-Member: $140Call 295-7200 for tickets

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Through July 13, 2013 Sight and sound come together in a brilliant display of one of a kind hand crafted musical instruments and exquisitely created wooden sculptures. The richness of exotic woods and warm natural forms come vividly to life in the hands of David & Annie Enke. Their instruments and sculptures inspire us to go deeper, to reach inside and reflect on the beauty of nature and the limitlessness of the human imagination. This exclusive Sangre de Cristo Arts Center show will feature live performances throughout the exhibition, including educational journeys into the nature of sound and how vibrational waveforms interact to create and enhance the world we live in. It’s a memorable eye and ear opening experience for people of all ages.

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David ENKE David Enke has been designing and building musical

instruments for over 35 years and is considered one of today’s premier experimental designers. His instruments are based on a deep understanding of the principals

of sound, harmony, and resonance, and have a richness of tone that brings added life and beauty

to whatever style of music is being performed on them. An apprentice of renowned builder

Steve Klein, David’s instruments can be found in private collections and in the hands of discriminating players around the world.

Annie Enke Intrigued by the unique patterns, colors and

inclusions found naturally in wood, Annie Enke began her exploration of wood as an artistic medium in the 1990’s. Annie’s work is infused with deep mystical themes and reflections of

ancient civilizations.

Combining these elements with a palette of rare and exotic woods, her work manifests the melding of

reality and dreams. Annie’s work gives viewers a glimpse of the timeless essence behind the surface of reality. Fascinated by the concept

of containment, Annie’s work incorporates hidden drawers and chambers. Each piece

invites her audiences inside.

Flawlessly executed and full of life, Annie’s work has won numerous 1st place and people’s choice

awards and she has gained the respect of both seasoned woodworkers and art critics alike.

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2nd Floor FoyerBasic Truths

by Dana Hassett“Painting is a journey celebrating the gift of

life. A moment in time, thought and heart created as a happening that will

enrich our lives.”

Regional GalleryDiscovering the West with paint and brush

by Darien Bogart“Colorado has inspired my art...the rhythms of life, intensity of color and energy of place.”

3rd Floor FoyerJohn Sherman

“{My paintings are}breakthroughs from the

archetypal world.”

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AUG 3 – OCT 26, 2013 In the study of Chaos Theory it has recently been found that any chaotic system has within it the tendency to work its way towards order, beginning in a specific domain and spreading throughout the system. Early computer modeling showed these domains to be rare and elusive, thus they were termed “Strange Attractors.” Jeff Richards’ artwork, in a peculiar way, is his own way of searching for these Strange Attractors, these domains of order within chaos, wherein the seeds of coherence and beauty lie. Often distant as a faint echo, or lost in cold and claustrophobic darkness, the Strange Attractors yet call. An ethereal display of embroidery thread on painted board.

Montana Cole has always been interested in photography and nature. These photos are the result of her passion for both.

The Journey of Travels has taken her to Nepal, Thailand, Argentina, New Zealand and many more wonderful places. Her dedication to the environment is why she loves photographing nature. She has a formal education in Environmental Studies and knows the importance of the interconnectivity with our biosphere and us.

“As a living breathing planet, we cannot forget what a large part the natural environment plays in our lives. I hope to bring awareness for more conservation.”

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It’s our41st ANNIVERSARY Gala

Friday, June 7, 2013

$125 per person | Corporate Tables of 8 to 12 guests available

RSVP by June 3, 2013 to (719) 295-7200

Please join us as we celebrate 41 years of championing the arts during a starlit evening with silent/live auctions,

guitar music, fine food, and exquisite company.

Featuring a special after-dinner performance by Grammy nominee and singer/songwriter

Michael Martin Murphey!

Media Sponsor

Sponsored by The Mahlon Thatcher White Foundation

Spradley Auto Network, Ryals Family Foundation, Aberdeen Surgery Center, Bill Hilton and Carolyn Jackson-Hilton, Drs. Elissa Ball & Jay Richter, Rita Gersick, Jackson Foundation, William & Elaine Nicoll,

Dr. Travis & Carrie Archuleta, San Isabel Electric Association, Inc., St. Mary Corwin Medical Center, Thomas Healy Fund, Xcel Energy, Loaf ‘N Jug, Charlie & Desi Vial, Euphoria Salon, Ron & Cathy Diodosio,

Sandy & Marv Stein, Lark Landing Bed & Breakfast, Reflections Plus, Ray & Linda Kogovsek

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Ages 6-8June 10-13 9am - 12pm#K67101

Comic Celebration Party

Deanna Aragon, Instructor

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Camp ends with 2 public performances: Saturday, August 3A REAL show, stage, lights, sets & costumes!Monday, July 29: Auditions 10am-Noon, rehearsal 12pm-4pmRehearsal times Tues. – Fri. 10am-2:30pmLearn with professional touring actorsStudents 6 years-High schoolIncludes 2 Tickets to the Show

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Write a Song Art Party

Celebration!

ERFULERFULGirls Only

Camp

Clay CreaturesAges 6-13 June 17-2010am - 12pm#K67201

Pottery wheel CampsAges 10-High school

June 17-20, 1pm - 3pm #K67202July 15-18, 1pm - 3pm #K67203

July 22-25, 1pm - 3pm #K67204July 29-Aug 3, 1pm - 3pm #K67205

Super Clay & Pottery Wheel

Deanna Aragon, Instructor Cost:$90

MISSOULADrama Camp

Cost: $115

Cost: $65

Cost: $90

Kate Fox, Instructor

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Engineering UsingLego® Bricks

Building &Programming using Lego® Bricks, We-Do®

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Karl E. Eitel FundArts Associates

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Junior League of Pueblo

Super Art!Crime fighting, invisible ink, slime & potionsIn celebration of Colorado DayLearn to Draw CartoonsFuntastic Fiber ArtBee the one to keep our city clean! Meet the Litter Bee 1-2pm. Super Hero PostcardsLook! Up in the air-it’s a bird!

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Make a Stand with LemonadeIn celebration of Independence Day“The Riddler” Turn art into a puzzleSuper Hero Science 12, 1 & 2pmTake to the air with KitesSuper Art! Be a community hero! Paint a park benchBee the one to keep our city clean! Meet the Litter Bee 1-2pmPCC 80th Anniversary. Kites on campus! (TBA)Learn to Draw CartoonsBe a hero for insectsHeroes & Helpers - Carlos The Hero Dog TributeHe-ro & She-ro SongsSecret Identity moustaches, glasses & disguisesSew a Teddy Bear for HospiceMusic for Kids 1pm

Buell Staff:CLOSED:

Buell Staff:Ron Furstenau:

Buell Staff:Dorothy Mendoza:

Ann Yaeger:Pueblo Health Dept:

Celebration:Tim Acosta:

CSU Extension:PAWS for Life:

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Learn to Draw Cartoons“Spiderman” Tarantula Meet & Greet“Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtle” Meet & GreetBe a community hero! Paint a park benchAll Super Dads get in FREE when accompanied by a child Young Bot Builders Open Build 12-3pm, Magic Carpet TheaterBee the one to keep our city clean! Meet the Litter Bee 1-2pm.Make a “green” lantern for the Solstice Parade Join us on the Levee Arkansas River Trail 7:30-10pm Heroes Rock! Melted crayon gifts to giveDecorate your super-bike. Bike to Work Day

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Solstice Lantern Parade:Buell Staff:

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Ages 6-8June 10-13 9am - 12pm#K67101

Comic Celebration Party

Deanna Aragon, Instructor

Cost: $90

Cost: $90

Draw a Comic Book

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Create a super hero identity

Esther LeeYoung Bot Builders.com

ages 9-13 July 22-251pm-4pm #K67607

Includes T-Shirt

Ages 6-8 July 8-11

9am-12pm

#K67301

Ages 9-13

July 8-11

1pm-4pm

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Reception

& Show

Slime, dirt,

paint & fun

Old clothes

required!

Big Messy

Art Camps

Enrollment

Based on a

Successful

Audition

Name______________________________________Address____________________________________City, State, Zip_______________________________Telephone________________Cell________________E-Mail_____________________________________Visa / Mastercard#___________________________Exp. Date_________Signature___________________

Student__________________________Age______Class____________________________$________Student__________________________Age______Class____________________________$________Class Total_________Donation for child/teen scholarship: $_________Total Amount Enclosed $_________

Camp ends with 2 public performances: Saturday, August 3A REAL show, stage, lights, sets & costumes!Monday, July 29: Auditions 10am-Noon, rehearsal 12pm-4pmRehearsal times Tues. – Fri. 10am-2:30pmLearn with professional touring actorsStudents 6 years-High schoolIncludes 2 Tickets to the Show

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July 29 - August 3National Workshop

Ages 9-13June 10-13 1pm - 4pm#K67102

Ages 6-9July 15-19 9am - 12pm

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MAKEAn Artful diary

Lanterns & T-ShirtsUmbrellas

Write a Song Art Party

Celebration!

ERFULERFULGirls Only

Camp

Clay CreaturesAges 6-13 June 17-2010am - 12pm#K67201

Pottery wheel CampsAges 10-High school

June 17-20, 1pm - 3pm #K67202July 15-18, 1pm - 3pm #K67203

July 22-25, 1pm - 3pm #K67204July 29-Aug 3, 1pm - 3pm #K67205

Super Clay & Pottery Wheel

Deanna Aragon, Instructor Cost:$90

MISSOULADrama Camp

Cost: $115

Cost: $65

Cost: $90

Kate Fox, Instructor

More ? Visit sangredecristoarts/education

Engineering UsingLego® Bricks

Building &Programming using Lego® Bricks, We-Do®

Includes Firing El Pomar

Karl E. Eitel FundArts Associates

Scholarships AvailableThanks To:

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Buell Children’s Museum CLOSED for exhibition transformation.

FRI, JUN 7IT’S OUR ANNIVERSARY! THE SANGRE DE CRISTO ARTS & CONFERENCE CENTER TURNS 41.Where: Helen T. White GalleriesWhen: Cocktails begin at 6 pmAn evening of fine dining catered by Rosario’s and a special after-dinner performance by Grammy nominee and singer/songwriter Michael Martin Murphey! Live auctions and more. $125 a person. Call (719) 295-7200 for details.

SAT, JUN 8- SAT, OCT 12A NEW EXHIBITION PLACES UNFOLD AND STORIES TOLDby MONTANA COLE PHOTOGRAPHYWhere: Hoag GalleryWhen: 11 am-4 pm, TUES-SAT

SAT, JUN 8- SAT, NOV 9A NEW EXHIBITION CALLING ALL TRUE BLUE HEROESWhere: Buell Children’s MuseumWhen: 11 am-4 pm, TUES-SAT

MON, JUN 10SANGRE DE CRISTO BALLET SUMMER INTENSIVE BEGINS. Register at (719) 295-7221. See page 5 for details.

MON, JUN 10SCHOOL OF DANCE EVENING SUMMER COURSES BEGIN. Register at (719) 295-7221. See page 5 for details.

MON, JUN 17SUMMER TEA AND TOUR for SENIORS. Sponsored by the E.M. CHRISTMAS FOUNDATIONWhere: Helen T White Building BoardroomWhen: 2-4 pmArts Center tour of the summer exhibits in the Helen T. White Galleries and Buell Children’s Museum, followed by a catered tea. Tickets $6 each. Must register by June 10 - no refunds after this date. Register by phone with credit card: (719) 295-7200 or register in person at the Arts Center Welcome Center. Limited to 50 people. Minimum Prepaid Reservations: 15 people. K80901

J U L YTHUR, JULY 4 CLOSED for Independence Day

FRI, JULY 12FESTIVAL FRIDAYS featuring NOSOTROSWhere: Jackson Sculpture GardenWhen: 8-11 pm; Happy Hour 7-8 pmTickets $5 in advance or $6 at the door. Call (719) 295-7200 for details.

FRI, JULY 19FESTIVAL FRIDAYS featuring SUGA BEAR & THE SHOWTIME BANDWhere: Jackson Sculpture GardenWhen: 8-11 pm; Happy Hour 7-8 pmTickets $5 in advance or $6 at the door. Call (719) 295-7200 for details.

SAT, JULY 20 at 2 pm SUN-THUR, JULY 21-25 at 7:30 pm

55TH SUMMER MUSICAL presents OKLAHOMA!Where: Arts Center TheaterPresented by Pueblo City Schools and the City of Pueblo Parks and Recreation Department. Tickets $10 each and may be purchased at the Arts Center’s Box Office (719) 295-7200.

FRI, JULY 26FESTIVAL FRIDAYS featuring TUMBLING DICEWhere: Jackson Sculpture GardenWhen: 8-11 pm; Happy Hour 7-8 pmTickets $5 in advance or $6 at the door. Call (719) 295-7200 for details.

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FESTIVAL FRIDAYS featuring MARTINI SHOTWhere: Jackson Sculpture GardenWhen: 8-11 pm; Happy Hour 7-8 pmTickets $5 in advance or $6 at the door. Call (719) 295-7200 for details.

SAT, AUG 3- SAT, OCT 26A NEW EXHIBITION STRANGE ATTRACTORSby JEFF RICHARDSWhere: White GalleryWhen: 11 am-4 pm, TUES-SAT

MON, AUG 5 CLOSED for Colorado Day

FRI, AUG 9FESTIVAL FRIDAYS featuring FUNKIPHINOWhere: Jackson Sculpture GardenWhen: 8-11 pm; Happy Hour 7-8 pmTickets $5 in advance or $6 at the door. Call (719) 295-7200 for details

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PANTOMIME WORKSHOPMissoula Children’s TheatreAges: Middle School9-10 am | July 31Arts Center Stage | $5 | K86201

VOICE/PIANO LESSONSJudith De RosaAges: Children-AdultsArranged time, call 719-676-3666May 29-June 26, Wednesday or Thursday2nd Floor Classroom | $110 | K44002

CLAY SCULPTUREKate FoxAges 14 & up6:30-8:30 pmJun 5-Jul 10 | K37702Jul 17-Aug 21 | K377033rd Floor Clay Studio | $80/$20 supplies

3-D SCULPTURE FOR KIDSDarlene SowlesAges: 8 and up9-10 am | June 13-Jul 253rd Floor Art Studio | $75 | K86301

VOICE/PIANO LESSONSJudith De RosaAges: Children-AdultsArranged time, call 719-676-3666 May 30-June 26, Wednesday or Thursday2nd Floor Classroom | $110 | K44003

OUTDOOR DRAWING FOR KIDS Darlene SowlesAges: 8 and up10-11am | June 13-Jul 252nd Floor Art Studio | $75 | K86401

PAINT, PAPER, PRINTDarlene SowlesAges: 8 and up11 am-12 pm | June 13-Jul 253rd Floor Art Studio | $75 | K86501

STAGE MAKE-UP WORKSHOPMissoula Children’s TheatreAges: 6-High School 9-10 am | August 1 Arts Center Stage | $5 | K86601

6 WINES & 6 CHEESES PARTYJohn Meyers, Keith Hintz & Special GuestsAges: Adults6-8:30 pm | July 18Gallery | $30 | K26825

FAMILY CLAYMake Fired Clay KeepsakesKate FoxAges: Toddler & 1 Adult10-11am June 15 Monkeys | K82501July 20 Sun | K82502 Aug 10 Fish | K825033rd Floor Clay Studio | $30 per class

WATERCOLORRandy FordAges: Adults9:30-11:30 amJune 8-29 | K59001 orJuly 13- Aug 3 | K59002 2nd Floor Art Studio | $75/$20 supplies

OPEN CLAYKate FoxAges: Adults9-11 am | June 3-August 30Punch Card 6 sessions3rd Floor Clay Studio | $80/$20 suppliesE00201

DRAWING IRandy FordAges: Adults12-2 pmJune 8-29 | K13601 orJuly 13-August 3 | K136022nd Floor Art Studio | $75/$20 supplies

ACRYLIC PAINTING Randy FordAges: Adults2:30-4:30 pmJune 8-29 | K70401 orJuly 13-August 3 | K776012nd Floor Art Studio | $75/$20 supplies

MEMBERS RECEIVE 10% DISCOUNT ON CLASSES!

SATURDAYTHURSDAY WEDNESDAY

All fees must be paid at the time of registration. A limited number of Blanche Lapin and Ruth DePalma, Jack Williams, El Pomar Foundation’s Karl E. Eitel Fund, and Arts Associates scholarships are available for up to half tuition costs. Scholarship forms must be filled-out completely and returned to the Arts Center one week prior to the beginning of class.

See SangredeCristoArts.org./education for additional scholarship and enrollment information.

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Happy Hour: 7-8 pm | Bands Play: 8-11 pm | Tickets: $5 in advance/$6 at the door

MUSIC THAT SUPPORTS

ARTS EDUCATION

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JUL 26 Tumbling

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In-Kind Contributions

32%

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Membership6% Product Sales

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Service Fees26%

Special Events3%

Individual/Business7%

Foundations4%

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MAJOR PROGRAMS Income ExpensesRental of Facilities $294,897.81 $139,467.88Membership 149,060.29 9,129.18Children’s Museum 127,062.24 158,510.54Anniversary 82,720.00 24,858.67School of Dance 75,124.75 91,253.41Sangre de Cristo Ballet 48,481.47 11,615.27Performing Arts 76,405.78 87,112.69Festival Fridays 71,832.25 50,668.55Box Office 9,604.84 3,374.79Education 162,579.35 176,675.84Exhibitions 84,870.44 117,152.30Gift Shop 6,188.72 6,575.87Sub Total 1,188,827.94 876,394.99

OTHERUnrestricted Donations 118,688.26 -Interest/Dividends 28,623.68 -Misc. 3,838.62 -Endowment 145,000.00 -Administrative & Marketing - 823,874.70Sub Total 296,150.56 823,874.70

PUBLIC ALLOCATIONSPueblo County 128,880.00 -City Of Pueblo 26,000.00 -Sub Total 154,880.00 -

IN-KIND CONTRIBUTIONSPueblo County 750,000.00 750,000.00Donated Services 32,074.54 32,074.54Sub Total 782,074.54 782,074.54 TOTAL 2,421,933.04 2,482,344.23

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CONTRIBUTOR $100-$149Hank & Suzie Anton JoAnn & Wm. N. Baillie William & Duaina Baldridge Joan & Kevin Barickman John & Elaine Blinn Jayne Mitchell

& Patricia Bowie Orman Lee Bricker Theodore & Constance Bueno Gail Claremont Mrs. Sidney Clutter John & Karen DeQuardo Dr. & Mrs. Eddie DeRose Mark & Jean Francom Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Gibbs Jim & Yuko Gilbertson Jan Pullin & Nicholas Gradisar Joan Heyl Shell Nelson & Alice Hill Mr. & Mrs. John C. Hurtig Judith Lopez Dennis & Donna Maes Mark Maloney Becky L. Martino Jayne A. Mazur Ms. Roberta Melnick Mark, Lori, Haley

& Dylan MillerN.L. Moya Dorothy A. O’Dowd Michael Occhiato Rocco McCall & Kathy Pagano Dr. & Mrs. Lynn Phelps Dr. & Mrs. Gordon Rheaume

DPM Berna Rizer Dr. John Hardy & Terrie

Sajbel Dr. Robert & Joan Thomas Dave Spenny & Debrah VeederVirginia Walker Brad & Michelle Whitney

STUDIO 210 $75 and upJoanna Andenucio Dr. & Mrs. Klaus Anselm

Theresa R. Apodaca Christine Brown John Clay Norm & Nancy Colglazier Stanley L. Cope Joe & Holly Corsentino Patricia K. Corsentino Charles & Juanita DeHeart Dave & Cathy Dehn Ron & Chris Dehn Alex & Karen DeLay Peter & Virginia Dell Jo Dunmire J. Alan & Diane Eickelman Yvette Fransua Joseph W. Gagliano Jeanette & Pat Garcia Mr. & Mrs. James Gardner Gail & Dennis Garn Mr. & Mrs. Blase A. Giltner Rachel Gist William A.

& Angela J. Gonzales Marilyn & Duncan Henrikson Harvey G. Herzog Judy Hildner Bill & Carolyn Hilton James Holst Sara & Robert Howsam Hull Family Bea & Marvin Jones Michael Jordan Andrea & James Keane John & Gretchen Keller Pamela Kubly William & Barbara Leonard Dayle MacCormack Jean A. & Gloria Maddux Frank Martinez

& Carol Venable Ray & Kathleen Mattarocci Carle & Pat McEvoy John & Dorothy Mendoza Dick & Shirley Meyer Helen Moore Wes & Joanne Moore Dick & Dorothy Moran John & Donna Moran Jim & Audrey Murray Linda Newman Dr. & Mrs. Bryan & Janna Nolt

Your financial support benefits high quality arts programming. This issue’s list covers current membership activity from DEC 5, 2012-MAY 9, 2013. This is not our complete membership list. If you recently joined or renewed outside of these dates, your name will be listed in a future issue.N

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BENEFACTOR $550-$1,499Beverly Beauvais Robert & Shelia Benko Cathy & Ron Diodosio Sandy Rawlings Rob Redwine Ben & Sue Ropp Sandy & Marv Stein Janice & Ralph Williams

SPONSOR $275-$549Ann Carruth Fran McClave

& Kathy Farley Don & Abi Gaylord Dr. & Mrs.

Laura & Mike GrowneyMary & Stephan Gunn David & Mary Lou Jackson Joseph L. Klune Dr. Philip & Heidi Marin Virginia Mattarocci Dr. Gordon & Helen Murley Dr. John & Marietta Peters Mrs. Betty M. Phelps Bob & Kathy Root Dorothy Shaw John & Edna Smith Ron & Ruth Sterkel

PATRON $150-$274Gus & Maria Appenzeller Don Bain Dr. & Mrs. Fred BirnerJohn Boyd

& Barbara Vogel Boyd

Dr. & Mrs. David Crosson Chuck & Betty DePietro Maggie Divelbiss Stan Dromey Edward & Carole Engler Ray & Patty Erjavec Jo Gaston Deb Jones Msgr. Marvin Kapushion Kit & Linda Karstens Ray & Linda Kogovsek Dr. Richard

& Joyce Lawrence Rob & Merry Martin Dr. Bill & Mollie McCanless Jan & Jerry McPherson LaLonna Meoska Beverly Moore Mrs. Patricia L. Mueller Will F. Nicholson Jr. Dr. Henry & Anna Roman Virginia Rupp Dr. Jarvis & Mary Jo Ryals David & Virginia Shaw Trish & Scott Smiley Dr. Jack & Linda Stachler Dr. Chris & Judy Stjernholm Matt & Linda Sturtevant Dr. & Mrs. Jay & Mary Tonne Dr. M. Edmund

& Gregoria Vallejo Charlie & Desi Vial Jay & Joan Wampler Lester & Rosalind Ward Scooter & Marty Wilcoxson Martha WhitlockLinda A. Young

SPECIAL THANKS to those who have increased

their annual support to the Arts Center.We hope you enjoy seeing your name in print

as much as the Arts Center enjoys having your support.

Jerry & Mary Jo Pagano-Stewart

Paul & Jean Parker James W. Parmelee Marsha Perry-Ellis Pete & Barb Peterson Don & Lois Pfost Doug & Terri Piersel Roxanne Pignanelli Michael & Michelle Provinzano Deann & Matt Pujol Wendy & Dr. Barry Rapp Jim & Jeanie Ray Barry & Phyllis Richards Gus & Sue Sandstrom Karen Smith Sandra & Don StuttersJeanine Takaki Shelli Tezak Tournay Family Mary Kay Trainor Milton & Margaret Trujillo Kayla Varela William & Toni Vensor

& Family Ken & Gala White Connie & John Wilbar Jane & Roy Wiley Marc Meyer & Susan Wolf Stephen W. & JoAnn Wright Jon & Claudia Zadra

FAMILY$45-$74Karen Jo Agnello Casey & Ashley Aguirre Dean & Andrea Alfonso Lynne Allan Lee Anne Anderson Linus Trujillo & Kayla Aranda Greg Archambault Family Lola Baca Elizabeth Bailey Michelle Baker Ray & Karen Baldwin Laurel Baum Bob & Olive Belcher Brian & Kathy Bell & Family Misty Bellino Vanessa Benavidez Phil & Marie Bennett Charles & Georgine Booms Tiffany M. Brake Crystal Breedlove Jason & Lisa Brenneman Brown Family: Jeff, Heather,

Blake & NatalieDr. Mike & Beth Bryant J.D. and Leif Burney Chuck & Martie Burns

Rhonda & Alan Calvert Scott & Leslie Carlson Crysta Carrillo Jessica Casack Anthony & Devin Cash Francesco Catinella Matthew Chapman Family Brittany Christie Amy & Chad Clark Marvin Clark Sarah Clark Clemetson Family Katherine Cole Michael & Laura Collinsworth Justin Cordova Thomas & Nancy Corlett Jeanne Cormier Ryan & Elizabeth Cornella Anna Cortez Mary Simmons & Kent Couch Jasan Cox Misty Critchfield Lydia CrowderDan & Kerry Dahlke Steven Darnielle Russell Dash Jonathan & Tiffany Dehn

& Family Tim & Mary Deibler Jen Dionisio Mr. & Mrs. David Donley Sara Donley Bob & Sandy Dorr Susan Duguid Jason Hunter & Tashli Duran Kimberly Eckland Kristah Eckley Joel & Kimberly Ehlers Kurt & Erin Eilmes Epperly Family Jacob Escobado Paulette Ponce

& Carl Esquibel Mandi Halley & Cheri Evel Sarrah Filer Heather Finch Juan & Margarita Flores Todd & Brandy Fogarty Tracy Foster Rosie Freeman Crystal Fulbright Brian Trujillo & Amber Gallardo Jenna Gallegos Matthew Gallegos Monica Gallegos Bridgette Garcia Tamara & Jix Garcia Dr. George & Dolinda Gibson Bonnie & Ben Glessner Tony Godec Wendy Goldinak Rich & Maxine Golenda

David, Lauren & Madelynn Gonzales

Nadine Gonzales Rhonda & Randy Gonzales Grady Grissom Family Rebecca Gummow Eliza Gutierrez Amber Hall Cliff & Marilyn Halverson Tamatha Harbert Dr. Scott & Mia Harberts

& Family Beth Harding Carrie Harmes Heesook Hartman Tia Hays Keith Hefley Doug Helzer Family Thomas & Paula Herzog Chris & Hawley & Mimi Higgins Shaleen Higgs Les Hill Chad & Sherry Hinchley Sandy Hochevar Heidi Hood Hooks Family Diane House Donald Hoye Sandy Hudock Jennifer Huskin Tiffany Huskin Claudia Imes Rick Jaber Carolyn Valdez

& Thomas Jagunich Mark & Natalie Jankelow Richard & Ava Jay Holly Rieke & Julie Johnston David Nora

& Peggy Kavookjian Kathy Key Yun H. Kim Alyssa King Kehlen Kirby Rona Knudsen Sheila Kopasz Alfred & Christin Kottenstette Matthew Kouba David & Cathy Krause Becky Kueter Dana Lacey Ron & Sarah Lang Kellen Lasater Dr. Rickland & Shauna Likes Brittany Linzey Andy Atakpo & Petra Lochner John & Angie Madic Cindy Maestas MaReady Family Amiel & Kelsey Markenson Lorna Marsico Patricia Martin

Madeline Martinez Mark & Jenn Martinez Stephanie Martinez Jennifer & Alex Mascarenas Amy Mayberry George McClary Family Sharol McCluskey Angela McFarland Brook & Ann Mead Julie Meyers Kris Miceli Brandon & Dassity Miller Steve & JoAnn Miller Felix & Phyllis Montoya Tracy Morris Josh & Renee Muller Melissa Myers Felicia Nelms Earl & Sue Nesbitt Lindsay & Tony Nibert Nathina NorrisChuck & Bonnie Norton Nosko Family Colby Cogburn & Beritt Odom Jana Olguin Javier Oliva Jessi Ones Yeni Ortega Chris & Marya Osgood Darcy Osinski Mel Otero, Jr. Family Sandy Owen Cindy Pacheco Jennifer Pacheco Rhonda Padilla Debra Paradiso Starla Paxton Berlinda Pedro Eddie Perez Maria Perez Michelle Perez Kevin & Shelly Perri & Family Alysia Perry Leah Perry Rebecca Pharr Phillips Family Chris Picicci Erin R. Pickering Family Tamera Pierce Janice Teuber & Ben Pirraglia Potts Family Bobby & Brittany Powell Timothy Presgraves Tiffany Province Justin & Kim Quagliato Angela Quintana Dr. Paul & Nadine Radway, MD Gary & Claire Rael Melissa & Jayme Riddell Jennifer Rodighiero Junita Rodriguez

Paul & Catherine Roman Shannon Roppolo Forrest Rowell Tom & Colleen Russ Rita Sais Abrahm Sanchez Andy & Mia Sanchez Chris Sandoval Laura Schilf Laura Schlegel Adam & Kelle Schultz Denise Schwaln Lisa Schweitzer-Lafko Phyliss Sciortino Susie Scorer Jeff Shay Carol J. Shisler Catherine Siddoway Rina & Stefan Siegel Benjamin & Carolyn

Smallwood Melissa Smit Ann Lynn Smith Bart & Deb Smith Jeff, Holly, Zoe & Mara Smith Joel & Heather Smith Nate & Ilee Smith Peter Soderlund Isabel Soto Luna Michael & Linda Sperber Patrick Farrel & Laura Stein Rose Sterk Matt, Melissa

& Sophia Strasia & Family Street Family Erik & Sierra Stulb Sujata Suryanarayanan Dave & Mary Swangler Chelsea Swarbrick Robert & Mary Swearingen Russ Swerdfeger Sara Tafoya John & Rhonda Thatcher VU Tran Nadine Trujillo Trudi Trujillo Kristin Valdez Sandy Reinsch & Ben Valdez Greg & Janelle

Valladares Family Dottie Vandaveer Scott & Jill Vanderwal Savannah Vargas Aubrey Vialpando Derek & Emily Vidmar

& Family Drs. David & Angela Vik Scott Warner Kylee Watada Earl & Cari Webster Jessica & Tim Weckx Michelle Weimer Mark & Jennifer Welte Jessica White Rachel Willardson Brooke Williams

Jim & Christine Williams Jennifer & Wendell Wilson Kathleen Clark

& Charla Winters Grace Woelfle Maegan & Jeremy Yoder

GRANDPARENTS$45-$74Ida & Gary Anzuini Ruben & Joan Archuleta Virginia Archuleta Michelle Atencio Kathleen Beaubien Steve & Kendra Benson Ibsen & Midge Birgers Terry Bond Bruce & Josie Boreson Ruth Ann Brandon Charles Briggs Dianne Brooks Barry Burbidge June C. Bush Jeanette Caligaris Jim Campbell Donna Carr Julie Chacon Ray & Prescilla Cid Marcia & Joseph Ciruli Suzanne Cook Mary Jane Curry Karin DeYarman Irene & Doug Drewnicky Beryl Eckert Nazario Family & Robin Faricy Arleen Feiccabrino Larry & Padi Fiolkoski Lee Foss Nancy & Norman Froelich David & Marilyn Fuller Charlene & Paul Gauna Carol & Nick Gonzales William & Charlene Graham Frank & Pat Graves Wendell & Barbara Grishow Col. & Mrs. Richard Hallock Sharon Harris Carrie Heck Bill & Linda Jo Hendren Mary Ann & Bob Henrich Tino & Helen Herrera Scott & Joan Herrmann Donna Souder & Dustin Hodge Betty Johnson Susie Johnson Phyllis Keas Dennis Deffner & Jimmie Kerr Marie Koons Richard & Suzanne Krinsky Karen Lillie Cindy Loia Valerie Lujan

Barb & David Lytle John & Patricia Madrid Pat & Sally Mara Rita & Dave Marquez John & Deanna Martin Eric & Beverly Martinez Halcyon Mathis Ron & Mary McPheeters T.M. Medina Jan Meserve Linda Modlish Brenda Mora Eloy Montoya & Audra Mora Cate Mugasis Jim & Maridale Murray Bill & Mary Ann Niichel Kathryn Adams & John Norton Jim & Carol Ozzello Frank & Krys Pacheco Leah Palmer Joe & Barbara Pannunzio Laurine Smith & Tony Petree Diane & William Pirraglia John & Mary Rae Brad & Pam Rice Robert Aragon

& Lucia Rivera-Aragon Paulette Sanchez Sandy & Wendy Sandoval Barbara Ann & Maribel Sena Dorothy Sharp Rita & Harry Sims Jim & Carol Smalley Sue Stansberry Connie Stephens L. Scott & Diane M. Stevenson Jeff & Lynn Strah Donna Stratman Barbara Stringer Bobbi Sutton Hai Ta W. I. & Trudy F. Thomas Nick & Lucie Ann Todero Rose & Roy True Daniel & Sharon Valdez Bob & Mary Ann Valentine Bill & Barbara Vidmar Mr. & Mrs. John VonFange Bob & Carol Wands Patricia Wells John & Louise Welsby

TWO-PERSON$35-$74Deb Adamsbraasch Nicholas & Gena Alfonso Bill & Betty Alt Robert Schwinger

& Nancy Bennett Stephanie & Tony Berg Perry & Susan Bernal

Jean & Jack Briggs Ben Brunson Rick Bryson Henry & Charleen Caldwell Ross Vincent & Velma Campbell Joe & Gloria Cawlfield Don & Lynn Chapman Marvin & Gloria Collins Mark & Pegi Crates Ila Danskin Robert L. & Cleo J. Day Kathleen DeHerrera Bea DiTomaso

& Philip DeMarco Robert Deyarman

& Lily Miller Donald & Karyl DiPrince Ed & Joanne Dodds Craig Doerr Shaye Donohue Shanna Farmer Jim & Linda Fenwick Jackie Floyd I. Garcia Joni & Mike Giarratano Edgie Walrath

& Cynthia Graham Robert & Sally Guasta Mr. & Mrs. Robert J. Hart Alexander Harvey Val & Dan Henderson Mr. & Mrs. Thomas Higel Ed & Kathy Hill Marilyn Hoisington Hamp & Sherrie Howey Gloria & Royal Hurst Jim Koncilja Bill & Carole Kramer Bob & Bev Landdeck M.A. Miklich & G. T. Mackie Jim & Kathie Marcum Maureen & Steve Mason Dr. George & Lynda McKinnon George & Elecive Mellott Glenn & Starr Miller Del & Jane Milne Dan & Adrienne Montoya Albert & Virginia Niznik Rosalie Vigna & Warren Nolan Robert & Ann Ogburn Aaron & Laney Potts Frank & Jane Provenza Douglas & Mary Ridl Joe & Susie Rimsky Barbara & Jim Ripperger Paul & Ann Rokich Bill & Joan Ross Paul & Jane Sefcovic Anne & Rich Selle Larry & Suzie Simons Lynn & Vern Stenzel Jim & Bennie Swanson Don & Anna Mae Thornton

Kerry Tobias Arnold & Patty VanZandt Thomas & Janet Weaver Tony & Judy Wodishek Cam Martin

& Joseph Zupancic

ONE-PERSON$30-$74William Adams Mark Balsick Morgan Colletti Krista Comer Mary Beth Corsentino Penny Fischer Carla Hendrickson Kathy Kearney Mona Klein Liz Marco Vito Maurello Marilyn McBirney Mrs. Ann Middelkamp Bonnie Quillen Robert Swick Dr. Lamar Trant Teresa Vito Carol A. Wheeler Genevieve Willas Yvonne Youngren

SENIOR/STUDENTS$20-$74Mary Lou Abernathy Norma Adler Msgr. Tom Adrians Donna Alber Catherine Anderson Richard Annand Margaret Avalos Cecelia A. Barrocas Mary Bates Ian Bennett Donna Biggerstaff Jack Boggess Maureen Braun Dorothy Brunjak Brii Bryant Frances Burns Muriel H. Cargile Janice Chase Sayra Compestine Barbara Conn Catherine M. Cordova Mikala Cortese Ann Cott Donna Cramb Dolores Crill Madge Daberkow Caitlyn Dehn Rocco DeNiro

Margaret Eichman Homar Enriquez Janet Fish Anna J. Floyd Diann Frendt William E. Fruland Deloris Giltner Jilli Gomez Donna Goodman Sandra Gotfred Midge Graham Ruth Gray Albert Gurule Tara Halpin-Zimmerman Steven Herndon Maggie Honton Patsy J. Hopper Ruth Eiring King Raymond Kinter Anne Kouba Yvonne Leek Susan Lockhart Kyle Lucero Ermalinda Luna Sonja Melton Lou Mercer Cristi Meyer Gale T. Miller LaVonne Mueller J. Doug Ohmans Doris Orman Celina Pacheco Jane L. Palatas Joy Parr Dorothy Pinkerton Rod Plinske Peggy Quigley Meredith Quinn Tanja Ranilovic Norma Reinier Susan Richards Doug & Mary Nell Ring Clara Rose Josephine W. Sandoval Mary Sue Sawyer Jodi Schlosberg James Schwartzenberger Linda Senor Joan Shade Shillinglaw Robert A. Silva Barbara Simpson Dolores J. Smith Marcia Spinuzzi Mrs. Helen E. Spitzer Anna Stein Jonothan Stephenson MaryAnn Sternal Joy Sterner Dale E. Stoker Dr. James F. Sudduth Norma J. Summer Ryan Thompson

Bob & Creta Trevithick Evelyn Turner Ann Marie Turri Dascha S. Tursi Mrs. Martha Tuttle Barbara Ursick Travis VanTreeck Julia Vean Geraldine Vialpando Joyce Von Drehle Marilyn Wagner Hannah Whitmore Ruth E. Wilson

BUSINESS MEMBERS:

BUSINESS BENEFACTOR

$550-$1,449Western Group, Inc.

BUSINESS SPONSOR$275-$549Land Title Guarantee Co. David & Lucile Packard

Foundation Pueblo T R Toppers, Inc.

BUSINESS PATRON$150-$274Grand Rental Center, IncLegacy BankPueblo Bank & TrustValentine Engineering Nadene Verna

Insurance Agency, INC.William Storms Allergy Clinic

BUSINESS CONTRIBUTOR

$75-$14980/Twenty Wines Co Optical Eyewear

Expressions Inc Colorado Bluesky Ent Jordan Residential Latino Chamber of Commerce

LICENSED DAY CARE$65 AND UPColorado Bluesky Infant

Program Imagination Station Zach’s Place Special Kids

Special Families

SPECIALDONATIONS

12/11/12-5/8/13

IN MEMORY OF:LARRY LEE BEAUVIAS

GIVEN BY:Patricia K. Corsentino

IN MEMORY OF:JOE DOUGLASS

GIVEN BY: Ed & Bonnie Sajbel

IN MEMORY OF:PEGGY HENDERSON

GIVEN BY:John Boyd & Barbara Vogel Boyd

IN MEMORY OF:MARILYN HUNTER

GIVEN BY: Mr. & Mrs. Vernon Brown

Dr. Alvin ChambersDon & Mary Creager

Maggie DivelbissBarbara DodgeDr. John Hruby

Pauline Hunter & Rebecca Hudon

Dr. & Mrs. Bill & Ange JaggerTom & Molly Jagger

Dorothy LylesJeannette May

John & Carol McQueeneyDr. Gordon & Helen Murley

Norma K. PerkoNorma PotestioRosemary Reilly

Dr. Harold E. & Carol RobinsonDr. & Mrs. Joseph Sajbel

Sandy & Marv Stein

IN MEMORY OF:ANN LEVY

GIVEN BY: Mel Funk & Dan Masterson

IN MEMORY OF:MARGARET OTTERSBERG

GIVEN BY: Ed & Bonnie Sajbel

Special donations are a way to acknowledge a contribution of your choice in honor of a loved one. Your donation will be used to enhance programs and activites in the arts. Thank you for your support. Call Julie Salas for more information at (719) 295-7200 ext. 7213.

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A Memorandum of Understanding between Pueblo Community College and the Sangre de Cristo Arts Center was signed in the summer of 2012. This agreement sets the stage for Arts Center patrons and PCC students to explore new opportunities including:

COMMUNITYPARTNERSHIPS

• PCC faculty and students who tour Arts Center exhibitions as part of a class will have their admissions taken care of through a one-time fee by the college.

• Both Arts Center patrons and PCC students will have the opportunity to attend PCC classes taught at the Arts Center.

• Arts Center patrons will be able to take Arts Center classes taught at PCC Jewelry Studio by PCC instructors.

• PCC art students may submit their paintings, photography, three-dimensional art, and jewelry to be displayed and sold through the Arts Center gift shop.

• PCC students from a variety of disciplines may apply for internships at the Arts Center.

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