Red Door Theatre's 2011 season, "All Southern All the Time," continues its tradition of celebrating the South's heritage, culture, and future with the stage production of "Driving Miss Daisy." For more information call 334-738-8687 or visit http://www.reddoortheatre.org.

Red Door Theatre's 2011 season, "All Southern All the Time," continues its tradition of celebrating the South's heritage, culture, and future with the stage production of "Driving Miss Daisy." For more information call 334-738-8687 or visit http://www.reddoortheatre.org.

LIVINGSTON, Ala.— The University of West Alabama’s Division of Educational Outreach will offer genealogy workshops this spring through its Continuing Education program. The series includes an introduction to genealogical methodology and resources, with emphasis placed on the unique aspects of African-American history and genealogy, and offer guidance in obtaining adequate documentation for presentations and publishing.

LIVINGSTON, Ala.— The University of West Alabama’s Division of Educational Outreach will offer genealogy workshops this spring through its Continuing Education program. The series includes an introduction to genealogical methodology and resources, with emphasis placed on the unique aspects of African-American history and genealogy, and offer guidance in obtaining adequate documentation for presentations and publishing.

The University of West Alabama’s Division of Educational Outreach will offer genealogy workshops this spring through its Continuing Education program. The series includes an introduction to genealogical methodology and resources, with emphasis placed on the unique aspects of African-American history and genealogy, and offer guidance in obtaining adequate documentation for presentations and publishing.

The University of West Alabama’s Division of Educational Outreach will offer genealogy workshops this spring through its Continuing Education program. The series includes an introduction to genealogical methodology and resources, with emphasis placed on the unique aspects of African-American history and genealogy, and offer guidance in obtaining adequate documentation for presentations and publishing.

Sat, Jan. 15: Get a Better Perspective!
Cindy Stoudenmire will teach right perspective: one point, two points, spheres
Learn to correct your composition with the right slant!
$60 SAG members, $70 nonmembers
6 hours

Sat., Jan. 22: Non-Sewing Wool Felted Dolls
Sally Jordan will teach you how to take a wad of wool and "Presto!" a character doll.
Create a funny or serious figure; unusual and not taught in this area before
$60 SAG members, $70 nonmembers - plus materials fee of $10
6 hours

Sat., Jan 29: Watercolor and Pastel

Sat, Jan. 15: Get a Better Perspective!
Cindy Stoudenmire will teach right perspective: one point, two points, spheres
Learn to correct your composition with the right slant!
$60 SAG members, $70 nonmembers
6 hours

Sat., Jan. 22: Non-Sewing Wool Felted Dolls
Sally Jordan will teach you how to take a wad of wool and "Presto!" a character doll.
Create a funny or serious figure; unusual and not taught in this area before
$60 SAG members, $70 nonmembers - plus materials fee of $10
6 hours

Sat., Jan 29: Watercolor and Pastel

Sat, Jan. 15: Get a Better Perspective!
Cindy Stoudenmire will teach right perspective: one point, two points, spheres
Learn to correct your composition with the right slant!
$60 SAG members, $70 nonmembers
6 hours

Sat., Jan. 22: Non-Sewing Wool Felted Dolls
Sally Jordan will teach you how to take a wad of wool and "Presto!" a character doll.
Create a funny or serious figure; unusual and not taught in this area before
$60 SAG members, $70 nonmembers - plus materials fee of $10
6 hours

Sat., Jan 29:  Watercolor and Pastel

Join Black Belt Treasures in Camden, Ala., for a Holiday Open House Thursday, November 18 from 10 a.m. until 4 p.m. Enjoy refreshments while discussing art with china painter Jeanie Lambert, Tom Bolton of Sweet “T” Architectural, sculptor Trey Culpepper, painter Kathy “Kass” Spitaleri, candle/soap-maker Laura Spencer, music by Wilcox Central High School Choir, & other guest artists.

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Black Belt Treasures is grateful for continued support by Alabama State Council on the Arts and Ala-Tom RC&D.