Save the Date!
eDev's 3rd Annual Summer Picnic!
DATE:
September 24, 2010
TIME:
4:00 pm - 7:00 pm
LOCATION:
Emerald Park,
1400 Lake Drive,
Eugene OR 97404
 
MORE:
Let's get together,
eat good potluck food, make new friends and celebrate
another year of microenterprise!
We will have networking, door prizes
and the Microenterprise of the Year Award.
Hope to see you there!
Save the date today!

Check out this website to find out about grants available for artists from The Ford Family Foundation
http://www.tfff.org/VisualArtsProgram/VisualArtsProgramBackground/tabid/154/Default.aspx

CALLING ALL ARTISTS!
The Eugene Storefront Art Project Needs Submissions!
E.S.A.P
wants to place short-term exhibits in empty Eugene area storefronts to
demonstrate Eugene's commitment to the arts, while beautifying downtown areas and allowing artists a unique canvas
Our first Storefronts are happening early March and we need more ideas NOW to show to building owners.
Please contact Paula Goodbar at:
paula.goodbar@gmail .com
to download a one-page submission form.
Eugene Storefront Art Project has a FaceBook page! Contact us there for submission forms and more info.
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I have been asked by clients what they can do to give back to eDev...
and I have had various answers over the years. So with the economy
being what it is, the new year sneaking up on us fast (and with it tax
season) and just plain self interest, I give you "How to give back to
eDev"
1. Tax deductible donation. Rated: easy. eDev is a 501 (c) 3 non profit
organization, which means any contribution would be tax deductible.
2. Refer a friend from Lane County. Rated: easy. Know anyone who wants
to or already has a business and doesn't live in Eugene City Limits?
(Santa Clara, Coburg, Lorane, Junction City, Florence, Cottage Grove,
Creswell, Oakridge, Veneta, Harrisburg) Refer them to eDev!
3. Share your expertise. Rated: Medium. Offer to donate your time to teach a class, workshop or provide counseling for a day.

Won
Tan Nara Productions Presents: “We are One” an interactive, collaborative
performance featuring Alseny Yansane, Kerfala Bangoura, Ibrahim Sylla
authentic, source artists from Guinea,West Africa and serious American students
to demonstrate the joy and passion of West African music and dance.
This show is designed to raise awareness in the Eugene community about Guinea,
West Africa, her cultural arts, the enriching programs and classes offered in
this community by authentic, Guinean source artists and how to plug in and
become involved in producing a positive change in that region of the world. All
proceeds go toward Won Tan Nara Productions’ land project in Guinea for the
creation of an international art center.
Saturday,
November 21st, 2009
Agate Hall Auditorium
1787 Agate Street, Eugene, OR
7:00
pm Doors Open
7:30 pm Showtime