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It is unbelievable that we have completed our fifth week of camp. On Tuesday, everyone had the opportunity to join all the campers in the much awaited “Waterworld” activities. The day was filled with excitement as many of the children, climbed on the floats and drove their bumper cars. A terrific time was had by all.
This week’s theme was “Wild, Wild Willows.” To celebrate our theme the children created fabulous western photo frames to showcase their ability to ride their favorite pony Magic. In Ceramics the Tadpoles and Minnows had fun making their faces out of clay. Make sure to look on the website for all of our fabulous pictures. Everyone is having lots of fun!
Our wonderful week ended on Friday when the Willows danced and sang to a mix of pop songs at “Puttin’ on the Hits.” The children were adorable The excitement will continue over the next three weeks. On Tuesday July 31st, we are looking forward to watching “Puppets Pizzazz” In the sixth week we will be painting.
About Willow Grove Day Camp
Willow Grove Day Camp provides summer fun for kids who live in Willow Grove, Abington, Blue Bell, Hatboro, Horsham, Huntingdon Valley, Lafayette Hill, Philadelphia, Plymouth Meeting, Southampton and the surrounding areas. For more information on the Willows at Willow Grove Day Camp please visit: willowgrovedaycamp.com/willows/
Family and friends enjoyed a day of gymnastics, art, dancing, cultural performances and music at Portwood Pier Plaza at Imperial Beach (Photos courtesy Dale Frost/Port of San Diego).
More than 1,200 runners, walkers and guests enjoyed ideal weather, delicious food and games at the fifth annual Laps with the Chaps 5K Run/Walk and second annual COD Food Truck Rally at the College of DuPage Glen Ellyn campus. Jake Waterman and Jessica Rangel were the top overall male and female finishers with times of 15:42.4 and 19:04.0, respectively. This year was Rangel’s second year taking top honors. Cristy Drwal (36:50.7) was “Middle of the Pack.” A total of 29 teams participated in the event, with “The DuPage Project” named fastest (15:57) and “We thought they said RUM” named “Luck of the Draw.”
Curlybright is a bendy burlesque beauty who I met in pole class. She now lives in Canada but, work with her when you get the chance.
Celebrating Army Community Service's 53rd Birthday at Wiesbaden ACS in Hainerberg on July 25, 2018.
(Photos by Jane Porto-Turner and Karl Weisel)
FIP is een stichting ter promotie van de professionele face en bodypainter
FIP = Facepaint in Progress
Email: info@facepaintinprogress.eu
Wat is Facepaint In Progress?
Facepaint In Progress is opgericht met tot doel promoten van het professionele face, belly & bodypainting als kunstvorm.
FIP geeft de face & bodyart-artiesten in West - Europa de gelegenheid om gezamenlijk hun niveau te verhogen en te netwerken voor een toekomstige samenwerking.
Verder zetten wij alle middelen in om de buitenwereld kennis te laten maken met de professionele face- en bodyartiesten als animatie & kunstvorm.
Mocht u een artiest zoeken in uw buurt, dan brengen wij u graag in contact met een goede. Kindergimeurs
Er is een groot verschil tussen "braderiezonnetjes" en het professionele kindergrime/facepaint. Alleen al in de vele trainingen die de artiest gevolgd heeft waardoor ze snel, veilig en correct kunnen werken. Houd U zelf niet voor de gek. Een professionele kindergrimeur is dubbel en dwars het geld waard. Bodypaint artiesten Zijn er in vele vormen en maten. Het snelle werk versus het kunstzinnige werk met de airbrush. Werken met spons en penseel of special FX. Iedere artiest heeft zo zijn voorkeuren en iedere methode zijn charmes. Van snel sjablonenwerk tot ingewikkelde kunstwerken. Er is altijd een artist te vinden die voldoet aan uw wensen en budget.
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Come celebrate Irvine Park Railroad’s 13th anniversary on Saturday, February 28, 2009 and Sunday, March 1, 2009. We’re rolling back prices to our original 1996 prices… including $2.00 train rides! It’s our way of saying thank you to all of our loyal customers who have visited Irvine Park Railroad over the years.
Irvine Park Railroad, which has become a favorite destination for families from across Southern California, takes passengers on a 12-minute ride through scenic Irvine Regional Park. The engineer narrates the ride pointing out all of the history inside of the 111 year- old park.
The anniversary celebration will also feature other $2.00 activities and concessions including hot dogs, sodas, face painting, ice creams, popcorn, bounce house tickets and cotton candy. FREE giveaways include balloon animals and Irvine Park Railroad balloons.
Irvine Park Railroad’s annual events include the Easter Eggstravaganza, Anniversary Celebration, Pumpkin Patch and Christmas Train.
While at Irvine Regional Park, be sure and visit the parks other activities including bike rentals, pony rides, paddle boat rentals and the Orange County Zoo.
The park entrance fee is $5.00 per vehicle. Irvine Park Railroad opens daily at 10:00 AM. The cost for train tickets on the anniversary celebrations dates only is $2.00 per person; children younger than 12 months ride free. Coupons, discounts and/or any other promotions are not valid on the anniversary celebration dates. Irvine Park Railroad is located inside of Irvine Regional Park at 1 Irvine Park Road, Orange.
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For additional details, visit us online at www.irvineparkrailroad.com.