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January
25-February 28 Reading the Fine Print Exhibit at SCA
January 25-April 17 The Wyeths:
Americas Artists, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
“There’s more to life than chocolate, but
not right now!”
--- Linda Grayson
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LEARN THE SECRETS OF GOOD COOKS!
Join Us for a Weekend Cooking Class
with Julee
February 4-5 through
April 1-2, 2011
Every Saturday Morning following Brunch,
Julee will conduct a Vintage Champagne Tasting and a Demonstration Cooking
Class with Comparative Tastings --- lots of tasting!
Classes are filling up. Reserve your space at 800.385.1174.
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January 25-February 16, Princess
Diana: A Celebration, Grand Rapids Art Museum
January 25-May 22 "The Cat Under
the Hat: Dr. Suess", Holland Museum
January 25 The Days of Wine and
Roses, Saugatuck Brewing Company
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January 27 Different Yeast/
Different Flavors Tasting, Saugatuck Brewing Company
January 27 Open Figure Studio,
SCA
“I owe
it all to chocolate.”
--- John Belushi
January 27 Oliver Twist,
Saugatuck Library
January 27 Claremont Trio,
Dimnent Chapel
January 28- May 8 Jim Dine:
Sculpture, Meijer Gardens
January 28- Suzanne at The
What Not Inn
January 28- We Know Jackson at
New Holland Brewing
“Ideas
should be clear and chocolate thick.”
--- Spanish Proverb
January 29- Winter Brewery Tours
at New Holland Brewing
January 29 Last Call Band,
Saugatuck Brewing Company
January 30- Deborrah
Wyndham, Jazz and Classical at the SCA
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Saturday and Sunday,
February 19 & 20
Noon to 5pm
Saugatuck-Douglas
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January 30 Suzanne at The What
Not Inn
January 30 Christy G and Wally
Michaels at The What Not Inn
“Sharing
chocolate is like sharing deep dark secrets.”
--- Mohammed Ali
January 30 Junior Valentine and
Steve Yankee at Salt of the Earth
January 31-February 5 Waste Land, Knickerbocker Theater
302 steps to Mt. Baldhead
“Life is like a box of chocolates --- you never
know what you’re gonna get.”
--- Forrest Gump
Mt. Baldhead in the snow from Oval Beach
It’s said that chocolate is the perfect food and
it slows down the aging process. It may not be true, but why dare to take a
chance.”
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February 3 CHINESE NEW YEAR, Year of
the rabbit
February 3, 10 & 17- Open Figure Studio, SCA
February 4 Brown Bag Concert
February 4- Orchestra Concerto Aria Concert, Dimnent Chapel
February 5 Jeff Daniels
Event, Holland Museum
February 5 Girls Afternoon Out, Fenn Valley Winery
“Nobody knows the truffles
I’ve seen.”
---Truman Capote
February 9 Sparkling Cocktail Party with Mawby Winery, Salt of
the Earth
February 9 Jazz Ensembles Concert, Dimnent Chapel
February 10 Nicholas Nickelby, Saugatuck Library
February 10 Visiting
Writers - Elizabeth Bradfield at Hope College
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"Never let a fool kiss
you or a kiss fool you."
--- Mardy Grothe
VALENTINE’S DAY WEEKEND
FEBRUARY 11-14, 2011
Wickwood has been lauded
as “One of the world’s most romantic Inns” by "Travel & Leisure"
and others have echoed this sentiment. We admit we go especially
wild for Valentine’s Weekend with champagne, hearts, masses of
roses, chocolate galore and romantic candlelight. And menus become
even more lush – after all, lovers have appetites too!
800.385.1174
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February 11-14 VALENTINE’S WEEKEND &
PRESIDENT’S WEEKEND
February 12 Nixon in China, Live at The Met, Holland
Seven
“How long does getting
thin take?’ Pooh asked anxiously.”
--- A.A. Milne
Winnie The Pooh
February 13 Roger MacNaughton plays piano at the SCA
February 14 VALENTINE’S DAY
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Winter Performances
The Hot Club of Detroit
Friday, February 25
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T H E
S K Y H E M P Y
at the
Saugatuck Center for the Arts
Spend Sunday
afternoons at 2 PM with performances by World class
musicians.
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Deborrah Wyndham
Jazz + Classical
Sunday, January 30
Roger MacNaughton
Classical/Smooth Jazz Fusion
Sunday, February 13
Bob Milne
Ragtime/Boogie-Woogie
Sunday, February 27
C. Curtis-Smith
Classical
Sunday, March 13
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February 16- Wine
Dinner, Everyday People’s Cafe
February 17 The Tillman Story, the SCA
February 18-21 PRESIDENT’S WEEKEND
February 18-March 18
Thomas Allen: Paper Cuts, DePree Art Gallery
February 18-March 5 Under Milk Wood, DeWitt Studio Theater
February 19 & 20 GALLERY STROLL in Saugatuck & Douglas
February 19-March 19 Pigment, Recent Work by Chuck Meyers, Water
Street Gallery
February 21 Fred Hersch, jazz, Wichers Auditorium
“A
gourmet who looks at calories is like a tart who looks at her watch."
--- James Beard
February 23 Wind Ensemble Concert, Dimnent Chael
February 25 The Hot Club of Detroit at the SCA
February 25-26 Circo Aereo, DeWitt Theatre
February 26 Iphigenie En Tauride, Live at The Met, Holland Seven
February 27 Bob Milne plays piano at the SCA
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March 1-April 30
Butterflies at Meijer Gardens
March 4-April 27 330 Million Faces: Hindu Deities, at the SCA
March 4 Victoria Wyeth Lecture, Kalamazoo Institute of Arts
March 4-5, 10-12, Dance
37, Knickerbocker Theatre
March 6 Spencer Myer, piano, Dimnent Chapel
March 7 DeVos Musical Showcase, DeVos Hall
March 8 MARDI GRAS
March 8 Mardi Gras Parade with Dunes After Party
March 8 David Burgess,
Guitar, Knickerbocker Theater
March 9 ASH WEDNESDAY
March 11 Symphonette Concert, Dimnent Chapel
March 12-13 Pre-Release Wine & Food Tasting, Fenn Valley Winery
March 13 C. Curtis Smith
and his piano at the SCA
March 14-19 Another Year, Knickerbocker Theater
March 16 Wine Dinner,
Everyday People’s Cafe
March 17 ST. PATRICK’S DAY
March 17 Requiem for
Detroit, The SCA
March 19- Lucia Di Lammermoor, Live at The Met, Holland 7
March 19-20, Pre-Release Wine & Food Tasting, Fenn Valley Winery
March 26 Pre-Release Wine & Food Tasting, Fenn Valley Winery
March 28 Ben Percy, fiction, Knickerbocker Theatre
March 31 Rose Ensemble, Dimnent Chapel
April 4-9 The
Illusionist, The Knickerbocker Theater
April 9 Le Comte Ory, Live at The Met, Holland Seven
April 23, Wine Maker’s Ethnic Dinner, Fenn Valley Winery
April 13 Wine Dinner, Everyday People’s Café
April 16 Town Crier Race, Saugatuck
April 17 PALM SUNDAY
April 21 Garland, the SCA
April 22-24 EASTER WEEKEND
April 23 Capriccio, Live at The Met, Holland 7
April 30, Il Trovatore, Live At The Met, Holland 7
May 1, Grammy Winner
Colin Hay, at the SCA
May 14 Saugatuck & Douglas Spring Preview
Waterfront Film Festival
June 9-12
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330 MILLION FACES:
HINDU DEITIES
MARCH 4 - APRIL27
The Hindu pantheon
has, in a famous example of hyperbole, over 330 million deities. In
a sense India is God-intoxicated, there is god everywhere, in all
things: within/without, above/below, in the six degrees of
separation and in the three planes of existence.
There are gods for vegetation,
weather, nature, geographical areas; there are gods in villages,
houses, the temples, running water, the deepest forest and in icy
mountain heights. There is no situation, environment and place that
the Indian does not have a god for. Gods inspire, gods infuse art
and creativity and gods provoke destruction too.
In this rich
exhibition featuring paintings on silk, the three key Hindu deities
are showcased (Brahma
The Creator, Vishnu The Protector or Preserver, and Shiva The
Destroyer) along with numerous other Hindu deities. Though
Hinduism’s roots are centuries old, modern India is still steeped in
the rich, complex traditions of this global religion.
This exhibit gives
a glimpse into the traditions and history of Hinduism and offers a
feast for the eyes via a riot of color, texture, and detail.
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