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First draft of a Save The Date card for Las Vegas branch of the Ronald McDonald House Charities' annual gala.
Speakers at the Nov. 18 OSU Save the Buckeye campus forum on global warming
solutions discussed global warming trends, techniques for reducing global
warming such as by sequestering CO2 in soils, building working solar homes
designed for Ohio that use less energy and generate power cleanly, and
policy solutions to curb global warming pollution and equalize the price
playing field between dirty and clean forms of energy. Audience members took
notes, asked questions, and learned ways to get involved in Saving the
Buckeye.
Visitors at the Leaning Tower of Pisa inevitably will take pictures of them pushing the tower, hugging the tower etc, and here is a group of possibly unrelated people posing at the same time.
Blackheath Library is one of numerous local libraries facing closure under cuts imposed by the state following the financial crisis caused by the banking sector.
Dec 20, 2024 • 8:30 AM – 10:00 AM EDT • The Garage VB FREE AND OPEN TO ALL. Please RSVP to save your seat.
FREE Parking at Hearth 605 Virginia Beach Boulevard across the street from The Garage VB event space.
Light refreshments provided–bring your own reusable mug for coffee. Come network with your creative community.
This event is supported in part by grants to the ViBe Creative District nonprofit from Virginia Commission for the Arts, NEA Arts and the Virginia Beach Arts & Humanities Commission.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER:
A Virginia Beach native since 1990, Igor Acord owns and operates an artist studio in the ViBe Creative District. Born in 1968, Igor lived in Delaware through high school before moving to Ocean City, MD to work with a band. Six years later, 17th Street Surf company hired Igor as a visual merchandiser and he spent a decade working creatively in the surf culture. This job relocated him to Virginia Beach where he later decided to pursue painting fulltime as a career. Two decades later, Igor has smeared paint all over Hampton Roads and the surround area. While a favorite sign painter for local businesses, Igor has worked with national brand and celebrity clients alike. His shop is renown for the World’s Smallest Museum, a collection of oddities he has found or been gifted. Holidays are a busy season for Igor who typically send two full months painting hundreds of XXX-balls. Additionally, Igor has hosted the VB Flea for eight years, supporting hundreds of local, small business vendors. Giving back to the military is also important to Igor, who donated custom artwork each year for military fundraisers as a way to support families and veterans. Igor’s tip to young creatives is: If you want to get involved, just ask.