Scotts Valley Library Exhibit: “Ageless Art”
Exhibit from Sept. 26 – Dec. 12, 2015
The Scotts Valley Library, September 26 thru December 12 will have on display artwork created by the residents at Brookdale Scotts Valley. Residents’ artwork created under the guidance of Ageless Art volunteer Gloria Daniel will be on exhibit. The Library is located at 251 Kings Village Road, Scotts Valley, CA.
A vital part of the Ageless Arts program is exhibiting the art in public venues throughout the County, allowing community members to benefit by seeing the aging and disabled community in a new light. Check the Ageless Art Exhibits page on the FSA Website: fsa-cc.org/ageless-art-exhibits/ — for a list of current and upcoming exhibits.
Family Service Agency of the Central Coast, Sponsor of the Ageless Art Project Exhibits
For further information contact Ageless Art Project, at 831-459- 8917 x 208 or visit: fsa-cc.org/ageless-art-program
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Scotts Valley 4-H A Hit At The Scotts Valley Art, Wine & Beer Festival!
The Santa Cruz County and Scotts Valley 4-H club attended the Scotts Valley Art, Wine and Beer Festival, bringing not only a petting zoo with rabbits, horses, chickens, and goats that people could pet, but even more so, information about 4-H such as guitar, sewing, quilting, chain maille, Viking weaving, and leadership.
4-H members stayed cool while showing how to care for animals as well as presenting their considerable talents in chain maille, and Viking weaving. Scotts Valley 4-H was even able to do some fundraising through the petting zoo in preparation for the coming year’s activities. Santa Cruz County 4-H also brought information showing greater challenges and a wider variety of options for older members.
The next meeting for Scotts Valley 4-H will be held on Monday, October 12, 2015 at 6:30 pm. Come to the Santa Cruz County Fair and find the 4-H booths or see the Scotts Valley 4-H Website at www.scottsvalley4h.org. For more information about Santa Cruz County 4-H, see: cesantacruz.ucanr.edu/Youth_Development.
Submitted by Irene Ervin (age 11), SV 4-H Club Reporter, with assistance from Mom/Club Leader Sheree Ervin.