Events

From WayNet.org: Changapalooza is a carnival for change and to celebrate diversity, held at Glen Miller Park from 12 to 4 PM. The event is hosted by Mrs. Hogg's 9th grade Richmond High School English class as a service learning project. The event is free and open to the public, and there will be games, food and entertainment for all ages. For more information, call (765) 973-3300.

The Wayne County Learning Corporation needs you! Please attend a special meeting regarding learning issues in our community. The WCLC is an organization made up of citizens from around the county with one mission: to keep lifelong learning and education at the top of everyone's agenda.

At the meeting you will hear where the county currently stands, what is being done to improve and expand learning opportunities and most importantly, how we can move forward together.

The meeting is at Fountain City Wesleyan Church at 5600 US-27 North in Richmond on May 22, 2007 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM.

“All About Juried Art Shows” What are the options, which ones are right for you, and how hard is it to get in? And once you’ve found some that look interesting, how do you put your best foot forward? Compare notes with our facilitator, Professor Tom Thomas of I.U. East, and with your fellow artists.

Richmond Art Museum, 350 Hub Etchison Parkway, Richmond, Indiana. Call (765) 966-0256 for more information. Admission: $3 for RAM / RAC members, $5 general public / Students attend free!

Learn about finding and entering juried art shows with our facilitator, Professor Tom Thomas of the I.U. East Fine Arts & Humanities Department.

Richmond Art Museum presents "Taste of Cherry" (1998, Directed by Abbas Kiarostami).

Winner of the Palme d’Or prize at the Cannes Film Festival the year it was released, Taste of Cherry follows middle-aged Mr. Badii through the streets of Tehran as he seeks someone to assist him with his plan to end his own life. The people he encounters challenge his thinking in a variety of ways, but will they actually change his mind? This Iranian film was made by a man many consider to be one of the greatest living filmmakers.

Richmond Art Museum, 350 Hub Etchison Parkway, Richmond, Indiana. (765) 966-0256. Admission: $3 RAM members & students / $5 general public.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.

Workshop #4: Left-Brained Stuff for Right-Brained People
Thursday, June 14, 2007, 7:00 p.m.

Facilitators: Emily Webb, Ramsey Rodefeld Kassens & North LLP; and Thomas Kirk, Earlham College

Tax preparation for the artist, model releases, and all that technical stuff may seem daunting, but it really isn’t rocket science! Learn the basics that you need to steer clear of trouble and maximize the returns for your art and career.

Fee: $3 members/$5 general public; Students attend free!
Richmond Art Museum, 350 Hub Etchison Parkway, Richmond

Call (765) 966-0256 or go to www.richmondartmuseum.org for more info.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.

Richmond band LIFT will peform at Sacred Grounds coffee shop with special guest ELLERY (Dayton, OH). The concert is free.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.

Starting on June 10th at 9AM in Oceanside, California, bicyclists will begin
RAAM a non-stop coast-to-coast bike race ending in Atlantic City, New Jersey. The course for this national event comes right through Wayne County along National Road. Teams in this event may cover close to 600 miles on some days, with some individuals riding 23 hours a day.