Monthly Archives: July 2019

Hiroshima Nagasaki Commemoration

July 20, 2019 in Current Events

COMING SOON Sunday August 11, 7:00 pm Unitarian Universalist Fellowship 901 W. Cleveland The annual commemoration is coming together beautifully. Because of the tense situation with Iran, we’ve invited Iranian musician Mahshid Iraniprivast to perform, and she graciously agreed. There will also be a striking and moving music video done by Professor Nikola Radan called Hiroshima: Clash of Civilizations. In addition to the traditional elements of the event – proclamation by Mayor Jordan, music by Still on the Hill, and the traditional Obon Lights More information will be coming soon, so put this on your calendar.

Summer drawing classes

July 20, 2019 in Current Events

Starts August 10 – Held at Omni Center Beginner and intermediate drawing skills With instructor Rob Pressman On the following Saturday’s from 9 am to noon 4 sessions: Aug 10 Aug 17 Aug 24 Aug 31 $35 per session Or All 4 sessions $100 Some of the subjects to be covered: Fundamentals, Arraignment, Light source, Depth, Perspective, Proportion, Composition….. You will need: Sketch pad ( 40 sheet minimum) Pencils, white eraser, sharpener, And a need to create! For more information Call or text 4793059170 Or email peersbarnstorm @gmail.com Rob has been a working artist for over 40 years. He has […]

Rapid Response Writers2

July 20, 2019 in Current Events / Rapid Response Writers

Weds July 24 – 2:00 pm at Omni RR2 is taking on new challenges. You’ll be hearing about a radio blog series coming up in the future. If you’re interested come check it out with the team.

People Power

July 20, 2019 in People Power

Mon Aug 5 – 6:00 pm – Omni Center Last night the Quorum Court adopted a suggestion People Power and the Arkansas Justice Network have been pushing for over several months. That’s a study by a neutral outside party of our county criminal justice system that could assess current policies and practices, and suggest efficient. just and humane ways to improve our operations. They approved $100,000 for the study, with the understanding that they may need to approve more when a group is identified. We want a community that’s safe, welcoming and prosperous for everyone who lives here. That’s getting […]