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AIGA's design community will gather in New York City on April 15 to honor the AIGA Medalists and support national design initiatives. The 2016 AIGA Awards Gala is presented by LG.
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AIGA's executive education program is your opportunity to discover a better understanding of design from the CEO's perspective.
The AIGA Design Conference is the biggest event of the year for creatives all across the country. Join us for provocative speakers, live competitions, exhibitions, professional development sessions, and face-to-face roundtables with design heroes.
June 01, 2016.
June 01-02, 2016.
New to the area? New to AIGA? Interested in becoming a member? Ready to get involved? The monthly community meeting is a great place to get started.
All are invited to join us at our Monthly Community Meeting. There's no better way to see what's going on in the Triangle creative community, get involved, and participate in shaping the chapter's growth. Introductions start at 6:30. See you then!
***While this event is free, please register so we can notify you of any changes to this event. Thank you!*****
Parking is available on E Davie Street (If you get lucky) and the City Center Parking Deck.
City Center Deck 429 S Wilmington St
June 02, 2016.
In the world of design, qualitative research methodologies are well codified, taught, and practiced. However, the foundational facilitation skills used with these methodologies are not always given as much attention.
In this workshop, we'll learn and practice a variety of deceptively deep facilitation skills and techniques ranging from active listening to body language awareness, skills for making different learner types speak more and even skills for getting over-active participants to speak less. All of these techniques can help us to be more effective researchers, managers, and people.Activities:
Who should attend:DesignersResearchersAnyone looking to improve their facilitation skills
Schedule:Networking: 6:00pm – 7:00pm (food will be provided)Workshop: 7:00pm – 9:00pm
Join us as we discuss our latest book club selection, Dialogues with Creative Legends and Aha Moments in a Designer's Career
In Dialogues with Creative Legends, you will find answers to some of the perplexing questions talented people confront. From these dialogues emerge a startling range of ideas, from beginning a creative career to developing client relationships, mentoring, and the role of design thinking in society. The author's gradual revelations about the intertwined contributions of creator and patron will resonate with students and practitioners in all the creative professions. This remarkable book explores the role of creativity in commerce and culture. It's a quest for livelihood and meaning that is at once highly personal--and strikingly universal. Come along as the author interviews many of the creative luminaries of the late 20th century, including: Saul Bass, Buckminster Fuller, Paul Rand, Lou Dorfsman, Herb Lubalin, Don Trousdell, Charles & Ray Eames, George Nelson, Massimo Vignelli, Heinz Edelmann, Victor Papanek, and Hermann Zapf.
June 03, 2016.
Learn to do more with your contracts from a lawyer who lives with them. We all know to put our business agreements in writing, but don't stop there. Josh Barrett will share ways to negotiate a more powerful position in your contracts. Whether you're an independent professional running your own shop or managing business affairs for a growing agency, this Career Tools empowers you to negotiate your next set of terms confidently.
In this program you'll learn about:* Designating ways to communicate for solving project problems * Non-infringement clauses - pitfalls and solutions* Negotiating warranties* Negotiating disclaimers and other liability limitations * Obtaining proper portfolio rights* Protecting ideas in pitches, comps, and other undeveloped work* Termination clauses, kill fees, and suspending work* And more...
Using real-world examples, this program provides practical recommendations you can implement in your business immediately.
About the Speaker:
Josh Barrett
Josh Barrett is a lawyer and founder of CreateLegal, Portland's law firm for creative businesses. Josh helps designers, developers, and other creative professionals know their rights, get paid, protect their work, and communicate better.
What is Career Tools?Career Tools is a breakfast series presented every quarter. It provides the Portland design community with practical and truly helpful information like developing client relationships, public speaking and presentation skills, managing your studio or freelancing business, and adopting new practices and process to deliver projects across any channel, including print, digital, interactive and video. Career Tools provides information you can take away and implement immediately to improve your company, career, and community.
52 Limited is a digital resource company connecting creative + technology talent with leading brands, marketing and engineering departments, start-ups, design firms, advertising and interactive agencies. 52 Limited began as Portland's only locally-owned creative staffing agency and now serves some of the world's most recognizable and forward-thinking companies in Portland, Seattle and San Francisco.
June 04, 2016.
Join us Saturday, June 4 from 9am––11am at our June Community Meeting in the Whole Foods Market Community Room on Airport Blvd. You are welcome to join us for all or part of the time. Please note that outside food and beverages aren't allowed in the community room.
9–10am: AIGA Mobile board members will review reports and vote on outstanding/new items10am–11am: Open forum where events, suggestions and ideas can be discussed - or just learn about AIGA Mobile!
Step away from your computer screen and get out into nature with Let's Ride! Join us for a group bike ride on the beautiful Cuyahoga Valley National Park Towpath Trail on Saturday, June 4th. Stretch your legs, meet other creatives, see what the AIGA buzz is all about. We'll meet at 11:45 a.m. at the Brecksville Train Station parking lot, 13512 Station Rd Brecksville, OH. Don't worry if you're not a cycling pro, this is a fun and leisurely ride.
Don't have a bike? Rent one! Swerve Bike Shop will be on location with bikes to rent for just $10. Just let us know you need one when registering and be sure to bring a valid photo ID with you on the day.
First Trek (Approx 4.25 miles each way): Brecksville to Boston Mills:The first trek of the trip will be a shorter distance with a break for anyone who would like a breather. Stop on by the Boston Mills store to purchase ice-cream and snacks to recharge for the second trek. For those who want to call it a day, you can bike back to the starting point.
Second Trek (Approx 2.5 miles each way): Boston Mills to PeninsulaFor those who want to continue on, our final destination will be The Winking Lizard in Peninsula. Feel free to relax and grab a bite to eat or drink with other AIGA members and friends. Afterward, you can start the haul back or give your legs a rest and catch the train, leaving at 3:35. It's only $3 per person, via a special for bikers only!
Bring your friends, co-workers and kids. This FREE event is open to members and non-members alike, so join us as we enjoy the start of summer!
June 05, 2016.
As a member, you are the life of this chapter. We value you and the design community that you have helped create. This summer we'd like to give a little back and celebrate our members with a summer fling, BBQ style. Stop on by while the grill is hot to enjoy food, games and community. This is a members only event, however members can also bring their family. We'll be hanging out from 1pm – 4pm and would love for you to join us! Be sure to register below to reserve a spot for you and your family (please reserve a ticket for each family member planning to attend).
This event is members only, all registrants must have a valid AIGA membership at time of registration. Anyone intending to attend must be registerred.
June 06, 2016.
Agenda6 to 6:30 PM – Reception6:30 to 8 PM – Presentation
Ticket Pricing$10 Student Members$20 Members$40 Non-MembersTickets go on sale at 12pm, May 13.
About Small TalksAIGA Chicago Small Talks are intimately scaled events offering attendees the opportunity to learn about business practices, view work and experience environments at local studios and firms first-hand.
About GenslerGensler is a global architecture, design, and planning firm with 47 locations and more than 5,000 professionals networked across Asia, Europe, Australia, the Middle East and the Americas. Founded in 1965, the firm serves more than 3,500 active clients in virtually every industry. Gensler designers strive to make the places people live, work and play more inspiring, more resilient, and more impactful.
Great brands connect. It takes a thoughtfully designed strategy to develop communication programs and branded environments that define, inspire and engage consumers. Gensler's brand design practice provides a collection of specialist designers, strategists and programmers to create a seamless user experience and unified brand impression.
Twitter Hashtags & Handles #SmallTalks#ChiDesignWeek#AIGAChicago @AIGAChicago
Please consider joining AIGA to support our programs and initiatives.
Special thanks to Danyelle Sage and Dan Tomaszewski, AIGA Chicago Event Chairs, for organizing this event, to Dupli-Group for sponsoring this event, and to Leo Burnett Department of Design for the artwork.
June 07, 2016.
AgendaGallery show from 6 PM to 9 PMPlease note this event is in an outdoor public space.
Ticket PricingFree for members and non-members.
Register for this event before June 7 to become eligible to win one free class ($50 dollar value) at General Assembly Chicago.
AIGA Chicago Mentor Program Wrap Party & ExhibitionThis Chicago Design Week, we are excited to celebrate the legacy of our AIGA Mentor Program. Since the program began in 2010, we have been a key part of AIGA Chicago's growing creative community. Over the last 5+ years, creatives from across the city have come together to exchange inspiration, collaborate on projects and form lasting friendships. It's free and open to all—we hope to see you there!
Twitter Hashtags & Handles #AIGAChiMentor#ChiDesignWeek#AIGAChicago @AIGAChicago
Special thanks to Monina Velarde, Bridget Hapner, Johnny Mei Ashley Bedore and Elisha-Rio Apilado for organizing the Spring Session & Exhibition, to our amazing mentors, to Latent Design's Boombox for hosting this event, to General Assembly for sponsoring this event and to Leo Burnett Department of Design for the artwork.
For more than three decades Paula Scher has been at the forefront of graphic design. Iconic, smart and unabashedly populist, her images have entered into the American vernacular.Her eclectic approach to typography has been highly influential. She is known for her landmark identity for The Public Theater which fused high and low into a wholly new symbology for cultural institutions, and her recent architectural collaborations have re-imagined the urban landscape as a dynamic environment of dimensional graphic design. Her graphic identities for Citibank and Tiffany & Co. have become case studies for the contemporary regeneration of classic American brands. Don't miss out!
Map to Peter B. Lewis Theater at CIA below:
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Can you believe it's been a year already since our very first Community Meeting? We deeply appreciate everyone who has been involved in making the past 12 months such a huge success. Our chapter has never been so strong. Together this creative community truly is becoming what we make of it!
To celebrate and commemorate this one-year anniversary we're having a party. Please join us June 7 at Iron Yard—where we held our very first Community Meeting—as we reflect on, and toast to, all that we've done over the past year. TEK Systems will be providing pizza and beer for this incredible milestone. We couldn't be more proud!
Everyone is invited—AIGA members, non-members, designers, non-designers, and beyond. If you have a desire to see our community grow and flourish then we urge you to join us. Whether you're new to the area, new to AIGA, ready to get involved or just curious about what's going on in the Orlando creative community, this monthly meeting is a great place to be.
Yay! It's the first Tuesday of the month, and you know what that means… Drinks with Designers! See you there!
June 08, 2016.
Agenda8 to 10 AM – Breakfast Club
Ticket PricingThis is a free event.Tickets go on sale at 12pm, May 13.
Join the Breakfast ClubCalling all creatives: join our Club!
Breakfast Club is one of the best ways to kick off your day. Enjoy some coffee and hang out with fellow artists, entrepreneurs and design industry professionals. Maybe a little networking, if you feel like it. It's a casual thing—stop in, stick around for as long as you like, leave when you please.
Our next meeting is on June 8, at the Chicago Design Museum. Hope you can make it.
Twitter Hashtags & Handles #BreakfastClub#ChiDesignWeek#AIGAChicago @AIGAChicago
Special thanks to James LaCroix and MaryBeth Stanton, AIGA Chicago Event Chairs, for organizing this event, to the Chicago Design Museum for hosting, to Artisan Talent for providing coffee and breakfast snacks and to Leo Burnett Department of Design for the artwork.
Wednesday, June 8, 20165:00pm – 6:30pmSwift1250 NW 17th Ave.Portland, OR 97209
Champion change. Create the new.Swift is a creative agency that lives and breathes digital, leading brands forward with a combination of insight, strategy and creative. They work with brands to solve complex business problems, and their client roster includes Starbucks, Google, Nestlé, and adidas.
Join us as we tour Swift's new space, explore their Studio and learn how they develop strategy and creative to connect with consumers.
About Swift's new space:
Swift is a rapidly growing creative agency whose vision for the future is matched by its bold new work space. Established by CEO Liz Valentine and CCO Alicia McVey in 2006 along the industrial fringe of Northwest, Swift recently migrated a few blocks south to a reimagined warehouse/factory in the heart of Slabtown. The new design supports Swift's core belief that creativity is an inherently collaborative process. It is a place to inspire great work and plenty of play.
The property that formerly housed an awning factory was developed by Tom Cody's Project^ and designed by Beebe Skidmore. The shell of the original structure was preserved and soaring ceilings were amplified by new angular rooftop dormers and a mezzanine level wrapping the perimeter. Natural light is a key feature of the space, pouring in through skylights, double-height garage doors and both exterior and interior windows. A five-bay production studio accommodates large-scale shoots and supports Swift's in-house content creation.
What are Studio Tours?
Studio Tours is a quarterly event, developed by AIGA Portland. It provides the public with a rare guided tour around different creative studios in Portland. Discover for yourself what makes these companies tick. Space is limited and spots tend to fill up super quick.
What kind of Studios?Past Studio Tours have included: Uncorked Studios, Nemo, W+K, Keen, Second Story, and Ziba.
The tour is $10.00 for non-AIGA members and $5 for AIGA members. Spots are limited and fill up quickly.
Need an outlet to connect with other designers and talk shop? Try After Hours, an informal meet up open to everyone in the design community.
New to After Hours? Get in touch with Edmar, and we'll meet you there.
After Hours by Design masthead designed by Lance Lekander.
Join the Lucid Agency team to learn about their Human-Centered Design project, and how they are addressing the rapidly increasing opioid addiction issue in Arizona. And if you're thinking about starting a Design for Good project of your own, learn how Lucid took it on.
Hear their presentation on the Human-Centered Design process, their exploration of opioid addiction, and their initiative to raise awareness, enhance communications and ultimately help effect positive change in our community. The presentation will be followed by a creative activity to share your own visual expressions of the issue. Light refreshments will be served. Get your ticket now (seating is limited).
A public garage is attached to Lucid's office, parking for the first hour is free. If you park in the public garage, walk out of the garage to the sidewalk and enter the building through the glass doors directly under the Lucid Agency's sign. Take the elevator to the second floor. There is also metered parking along Mill Avenue and on most of the side streets.
June 09, 2016.
AIGA Reno-Tahoe presents Creative Buzz, a coffee lecture series for the creative community.
How an Arts Festival has Changed a City.
Start your morning off right, as Beth Macmillan the Executive Director of Reno is Artown shares the story of how the month-long Artown festival has impacted our city.
Regarded as one of the most comprehensive arts festivals in the country by the National Endowment for the Arts, Artown continues to celebrate Reno and it's arts and culture roots.
Agenda6:00 to 6:30 PM — Registration and networking6:30 to 8:30 PM — PresentationsBeverages and light appetizers will be served
Ticket Pricing$5 Student Members$10 AIGA Members$15 Non-Members Tickets go on sale at 12pm, May 13.
Design for Good: Short Talks, Big ImpactPowered by PechaKuchaJoin us as we explore the social impact that Chicago designers and organizations have had on their communities through a series of short, Pecha Kucha-style presentations.
Presentations ByDesigns for DignityEPICFirebellyGoodcityGravity TankGreater Good StudioLatent DesignMarwenMatthew HoffmanPlay 4 Change LabRule29+Space
Additional presenters will be added soon
Twitter Hashtags & Handles #DesignForGood#ChiDesignWeek#AIGAChicago @AIGAChicago
Special thanks to LeAnne Wagner and Regan Carey, AIGA Chicago Event Chairs, for organizing this event, to Designation for sponsoring this event, and to Leo Burnett Department of Design for the artwork. FIG Catering is Design for Good's official caterer.
Join AIGA Nashville June 9 at 6:30pm for the kickoff to our summer speaker series! Illustrator Lauren Rolwing will be discussing her inspirations, the concepts behind some of her projects, how she resolves creative block, the art of self promotion, and how to work with an agent. There will be a Q & A after the talk.
Lauren Rolwing graduated from The Savannah College of Art and Design where she earned a B.F.A. in Illustration and a minor in Fashion Design. She currently works as a freelance illustrator based in Nashville, TN. She uses Adobe Illustrator to create bold and colorful illustrators for clients such as Adidas, The New York Times, ?Harper's Bazaar NL, ?and Starwood Hotels and Resorts, among others. She is inspired by the minimal works of artists and designers like Paul Rand, Ikko Tanaka, and Kveta Pacovská to the shapes in avant garde fashion by Issey Miyake. Rolwing also seeks inspiration in the sense of humor by designer Ettore Sottsass as well as the sense of exaggerated gesture in films by Jacques Tati. Despite the common misspelling of her last name, she is, unfortunately, not related to J.K.
The talk will be held in The Vault at ST8MNT, located in their beautiful brand new studio space at 822 3rd Ave. S. Tickets are free for members and $10 for non-members, but seating is limited! Be sure to RSVP today to save your seat!
You can see Lauren's work at her website: http://www.laurenrolwing.com/, and read more about her in this feature from the AIGA Eye on Design Newsletter published in February of this year: http://eyeondesign.aiga.org/the-unexpected-reason-illustrator-lauren-rolwing-hardly-ever-draws-figures-with-eyes/.
June 10, 2016.
June 13, 2016.
June 14, 2016.
Want to learn how to create beautiful aesthetics and visuals while remaining true to a brand's voice? Monet Bush of Modern Monet Graphics is here to help. She practices a minimalistic, fun approach to design and is ready to share what she's learned with you.
Monet will share her design process, her experience working remotely in Raleigh with clients spread across the country, and how developing her own company's branding has been key to her success. There will be time for Q&A after her talk and, as always, a great meal!
Homegrown, a Lunch & Learn series from AIGA Raleigh
Things change fast in our industry, and it's important for us to grow our non-traditional design skills. This monthly lunch series brings local, "homegrown" experts together with designers for an intimate, in-depth discussion of different skills or topics that will help designers add a few skills to their toolbox. Homegrown is your opportunity to have lunch with the smartest people in town.
Do you want to learn more about user experience design for web applications? Are you interested in Adobe's new Experience Design (XD) product and how it can help? Then join us Tuesday, June 14, at Madden Media in Tucson.We'll demonstrate Adobe's new XD product and discuss how it compares to Sketch. We'll also have a live demo of XD, after which, we'll discuss and share stories on the practice and profession of UX.
The event will be lead by Jason Hansen, a software developer and designer who has been developing web applications for years. Jason will be sharing his thoughts and personal stories about the UX field, trends in UX, user psychology, as well as resources so that you can learn more.
• Introduce Adobe XD (Experience Design)• Discuss niche product fills & compare to Sketch• Live demo of XD• Discuss UX principles and practices & share some stories• Provide resources for anyone who wants to learn more about UX
Raffle prize: One year Adobe Creative Cloud subscription Snacks provided.
AIGA Toledo is proudly hosting a Pre-Conference Cocktail Reception + Welcome Talk with new AIGA Executive Director, Julie Anixter. A vocal advocate for the power of design for over 20 years, Anixter's career has spanned business, education, and the public sector. She boasts global experience working with world-class brands and institutions, including Chanel, The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, GE, P&G, Roche, and the U.S. Military, and utilizing design, business strategy, and technology to activate and realize transformation and growth.Anixter has experience in almost every facet of the creative and business disciplines, including consulting, curation, business development, education, management, marketing, product, service and UI/UX development, and R&D, in the process collaborating with leading designers and design supporters around the world.Julie Anixter took the role of AIGA Executive Director in January of 2016 and we're elated to be one of the first chapters to host her. This will be a great networking opportunity you won't want to miss.The AIGA Design Educators Conference, Nuts + Bolts is June 15 - 16th at Bowling Green State University.
For info on the conference, visit nutsandbolts.aiga.org
For our third Business Matters event of the year, Maria Giudice (VP Experience Design, Autodesk) joins AIGA LA to share a keynote presentation about the Rise of the Design Executive Officer (DEO)—leaders who understand the transformative power of design and embrace its traits and tenets to command in times of change.
After the keynote, Arturo Perez (CEO, Kluge Interactive) will moderate a discussion into the traits that have made Maria such a successful DEO, from selling her design agency, Hot Studio, to being a Director of Product design for Facebook, who acquired her company, to her latest challenge as VP of Experience Design for Autodesk where she manages 350 designers.
June 15, 2016.
June 15-16, 2016.
Many designers and other creatives dream about owning their own business, but the process of starting and running one can be intimidating. Our B-Side programming is designed to demystify the business side of creativity with advice from local industry leaders on creating a business entity; handling finances, accounting, and taxes; writing estimates, contracts, and creative briefs; project management; client relationships; and self-promotion/marketing.
In our 4th B-Side session, Taking Care of Business, we'll cover the business procedures, paperwork, and project management skills required to make your creative business successful. Topics include: The importance of putting things in writing, client questionnaires, on-boarding procedures, price estimates, contracts, terms & conditions, change orders, and creative briefs.
As creatives, we assume we'll succeed or fail based on our talent. But as Shel Perkins explained in Talent is Not Enough: Business Secrets for Designers, without an understanding and appreciation for business procedures and protocols, we're unlikely to find the success we deserve.
Our speaker, Karl Sakas, will share best practices in project scheduling and project management, including a review of current project management software. Prior to his work as a business consultant, Karl was a web project manager and operations manager at several interactive marketing agencies—so he really knows his stuff!
Karl Sakas is a marketing agency business consultant, speaker, and coach for digital marketing agency owners. When he's not helping his clients as the founder of Sakas & Company (previously known as Agency Firebox), Karl serves as President-Elect on the board of NC's largest marketing trade association and volunteers as a bartender on a 1930s railroad car.
Self-Promotion: Marketing your Business & Finding New Clients/CustomersJuly 20th // 6:00–8:00 p.m. // HQ RaleighKeynote Speaker: AJ McDonald
Panel Discussion: What We Learned the Hard WayAugust 17th // 6:00-8:00p.m // Meredith CollegeOwners of several local design agencies to share their experiences launching and operating a creative company.
What should I bring to the event?
We will provide complimentary hot tea, coffee, and water. Please help us save a few trees by bringing a resueable mug for coffee/tea or water bottle.
Since you plan to attend several classes (wink...wink), we recommend attendees bring a notebook to take notes.
Do I have to bring my printed ticket to the event?
What is your refund policy?
If you cancel:
Cancellations received within 3 days of the event may be eligible to receive a full refund less Eventbrite service fee.Cancellations received 48 hours before the event will not be eligible for a refund.Cancellations will be accepted via e-mail, and must be received by cancellation deadline.Refund requests must include the name of the attendee and/or transaction number.All refund requests must be made by the attendee or credit card holder.Refunds will be credited back to the original credit card used for payment.
If we cancel:
AIGA Raleigh reserves the right to cancel an event due to low enrollment, inclement weather or other circumstances which would make the event non-viable. If AIGA Raleigh cancels an event, registrants will be offered a full refund minus the service fee. Should circumstances arise that result in the postponement of an event, registrants will have the option to either receive a full refund or transfer registration to the same event at the new, future date. If an event is canceled or postpone AIGA Raleigh will send an email via the email address used to register and be post to their Facebook Page.
Where do I park and is it free?Depending on where you park you will have to pay for parking. You can park on the street, but depending on the time you may have to use metered parking spaces. There are several nearby parking decks:
There are several nearby parking lots:
June 16, 2016.
Join us as we get a behind-the-scenes look at the shiny new San Francisco Museum of Modern Art's Architecture and Design galleries, state of the art conservation lab and the institutions' own Design Studio work space. This tour includes a discussion with the curators of the opening exhibition Typeface to Interface: Graphic Design from the Collection before heading to the tippy top of the new Snohetta-designed building to see the amazing views, learn about how design objects are conserved and get an up close view of the Design Studio where the new visual identity is coming alive.
SFMOMA's Design Studio recently launched a new visual identity for the museum and is in the process of redesigning every aspect of the museum experience in anticipation of its opening on May 14th.
Join us on the SFMOMA studio tour as we experience the new architecture and discuss design creation, curation and preservation just weeks after the museum opens to the public.
Read more about SF MOMA's new identity system here: https://www.sfmoma.org/read/story-new-visual-identity/
Tours sell out early, so get your tickets today!
Member Exclusive: Tickets are available exclusively to AIGA SF members. Members can select to attend up to two tours each season. If a tour is sold out, you may add your name to a waiting list in case more tickets become available.
Registration Required: Due to the popularity of these events, we require advanced registration. Attendee names are held at the door and your reservation will be confirmed upon entering the tour. Return Policy: We do not offer refunds on ticket purchases, thank you.
Questions? Call the AIGA SF office at 415.626.6008.
Not an AIGA member? Exclusive access to studio tours is just one of the many benefits available to AIGA members. Join AIGA today.
Studio Tours identity by: IDEO
If you need special assistance to participate in this program, please contact AIGA SF at email@example.com or 415-626-6008. For reasonable assistance accommodations to be provided, please RSVP for the event and notify us at least 2 weeks in advance. If we do not receive timely notification of your reasonable request, we may not be able to make the necessary arrangements by the time of the event. More information about accessibility, public transportation and parking.
No more secret stalking of your favorite design firms. This summer, Studio Tours + Small Talks continues its series of intimate evenings featuring presentations representing a broad spectrum of the design industry. Join us as we tour local firms to hear from them about their work as well as get the scoop on life inside the studio.
This month: Judson Design
Judson Design is a Houston-based graphic design firm specializing in communication design including brand, print, interactive, and environmental. For over thirty years they have provided award-winning design and responsive service to a diverse array of clients.
Pricing:// $5 Sustaining Member and above// $10 Supporting Member or Student// $15 Contributing Member or Non-member
Registration/service fees apply.
How Much:
June 18, 2016.
Creative entrepreneurs are typically self-starters, but often receive less business training than other entrepreneurs—if they receive any at all. A creative entrepreneur who can handle business tasks will have more time and energy to focus on their craft. In this almost-full-day seminar, CPA Jessica Jones will review the basics of financial literacy for creatives, including recommendations for achieving financial goals and resources for creating a more organized business.
Here's how your day will look:
9:00am: Introduction to course, goals and icebreaker discussion
9:15: Discuss basic accounting principles and terminology (GAAP vs. tax vs. managerial)
10:30: 5-10 minute break
10:40: Discuss AICPA principles of financial statements (Comparable, Relevant, Accurate, etc.)
11:30: Fixed and Variable-cost analysis and expense allocation for Managerial accounting decisions
12pm: Break for lunch (please see below for details)*
12:30: Regroup and discuss plan for rest of afternoon
12:35: Discuss payroll bookkeeping and liabilities (Federal and State reporting responsibilities)
1:00: Discussion of Income tax liabilities (federal and state)
1:30: 5-minute break
1:35: Discussion of deductions and business expenses
2:15: Discussion of sales tax (Sales tax exercise in workbook on determining service vs. tangible property, and exceptions for taxable services)
2:45-3:00: Wrap-up, Q&A on any unresolved issues
You don' t need to bring brown-bag** lunch--this event is catered by Neomonde.
The Signature Boxed Lunches will be $12.00 per person and inculde a made-fresh pita pocket sandwich, two salad/side selections, baklava, and kettle brew tea. If you have any food allergies please let Mayshanna Briscoe know.
Future Classes (These classes are included with the package deal pricing)
Self-Promotion: Marketing your Business & Finding New Clients/CustomersJuly 20th // 6:00–8:00 p.m. // HQ RaleighKeynote speaker: AJ McDonald
Panel discussion: What We Learned the Hard WayAugust 17th // 6:00-8:00p.m // Meredith CollegeOwners of several local design agencies will share their experiences launching and operating a creative company.
**Should I bring my own lunch?Lunch is provided, but if you want to BYOL, make sure you bring it with you in the morning. Our schedule is set and doesn't accomodate leaving for lunch.
We will provide complimentary hot tea, coffee, and water. Save some trees and please bring a resueable mug for coffee/tea or water bottle for water.
Since you plan to attend several classes (wink...wink), we recommend attendees bring a notebook to take notes.
June 20-July 20, 2016.
June 20, 2016.
June 21, 2016.
June 21-24, 2016.
June 22, 2016.
Join us for our Annual Town Hall meeting at the new CO+HOOTS MIDTOWN!
Why attend:
It will be fun, free, and at CO+HOOTS new Midtown location. The AIGA AZ Annual Town Hall meeting happens only once a year too. It provides the opportunity for everyone from the design community, members and non-members, to meet the board – it's the one meeting of the year board members can't miss.
Board members will introduce themselves and speak about their position. Anyone can ask a question, or make a suggestion.
We'll also talk about open positions on the Board. If you interested in a position, you can ask questions during the meeting, or afterwards. Don't worry about about being pressured into volunteering – that is not what this is about. It is about our Board being open to everyone and all ideas.
Open Board positions & application:
Twitter Hashtags & Handles:#AIGAazTownhall @AIGAaz @cohootsphx
Join AIGA Seattle and Ted Leonhardt, in partnership with General Assembly, for an evening of intimate conversations and creative solutions related to design professionals negotiating their salary. Led by Ted, this lecture + workshop will be an evening dedicated to discussing, identifying, and discovering for yourself, actionable and empowering solutions for your next salary negotiation.
During the first part of the evening, Ted will introduce scenarios and issues specific to creatives, in addition to role playing. We will also share our own stories of negotiating our worth. Following a mini break, attendees will get into groups to discuss and practice techniques to strengthen and gain confidence in negotiating. Should time allow, there will also be a group film clip analysis.
For this event, bring a story of your own salary negotiation, and also bring a tangible piece of work you are proud of, e.g. a photo, article, etc.
Light refreshments and food will be provided. Men are invited and encouraged to participate.
Ted Leonhardt is a Seattle-based design professional and founder of Fitch (fka The Leonhardt Group) and has been helping creative professionals achieve their full potential since 1985. Ted understands the world of designers and creative professionals from every vantage point. AIGA is honored to have Ted lead this powerful lecture + workshop.
This is part of the national Women Lead Initiative, coined WomanUp in Seattle. The initiative is committed to empowering women in design and advancing the vital discourse on issues facing professional women. WomanUp celebrates the achievements of women in design, cultivates awareness of gender-related issues, while building knowledge and leadership skills. The initiative connects creatives by facilitating relationships within and beyond the design industry.
June 23, 2016.
Cast Iron Design will provide an almost uncomfortably intimate look into what drove them to start an environmentally responsible design studio. They'll share the difficulties of how they aim—and sometimes fail—to uphold a high standard of integrity for both design and production.
Snacks and beverages will be served.
Directions to 311 Mapleton AveHead west on Mapleton and turn where you see the sign that says "All Medical Services Have Moved." Our office is on the side of the building closest to (and facing towards) Mapleton. If you're arriving by car, park in the very first lot when you turn off of Mapleton. You'll see a sandwich board directing you to the entrance.
AIGA Members: Free Non-members: $5
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Space is limited; registration is required!
Sales are final with no refunds unless AIGA CO cancels the event. Tickets are transferable, however. Tell a friend to come as you.
Join AIGA DFW on Thursday, June 23rd for our last Happy Hour of the season at Sambuca in Dallas. There will be complimentary hors d'oeuvres for our group, as well as discounted drink prices available until 6:30pm -- so be sure to arrive early!
Whether you're a design veteran or recent graduate, come connect with our community. Have a drink and introduce yourself to the newly elected board that will kick off the new season in August. We love feedback and look forward to hearing new ideas!
Designers, illustrators, photographers, developers, and all others working in the creative industry are welcome.
This AIGA DFW Happy Hour is free to attend.
Join AIGA Las Vegas and Adobe for a workshop on their new app XD. It will be at the Cheyenne CSN Campus in Building A, Main Theater on June 23rd from 6:00PM to 9:00PM.
People decide within seconds whether your app or website is useful and engaging. Crafting a great user experience requires more than just visual design. Adobe XD is an app for doing it all - wireframing, visual design, interaction design, prototyping, previewing and sharing. In this session, we will show you how to design and prototype a complete experience using the new Adobe XD. Learn tips and tricks to immediately be more productive creating a great user experience.
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Join us for a very special edition of Liquid Courage, featuring a special design themed cocktail at Overlook Lodge. Enjoy cocktails and networking with friends, an outdoor patio, live DJ, and other fun surprises!
First drink of Summer! Join us at Proper Brewing Co. this Thursday at 6:30pm to meet up with fellow creatives and talk about design over drinks. Several board members in attendance have just returned from the AIGA Leadership Retreat with a lot of excitement and ideas for the upcoming year! Cocktails with Creatives is open to both AIGA members and non-members, so if it's your first time, be sure to reach out to a board member at the event to discuss the benefits of AIGA membership and involvement.
Struggling with work-life balance? Join as we discuss how and why boundaries are healthy and necessary for a well-rounded, happy life.
Joni Pratte, a creative leader at MATTEL, will moderate a discussion with two of LA's most well-known dream chasers, UNIQUE'S Sonja Rasula and CREATE & CULTIVATE'S Jaclyn Johnson.
Following the discussion, attendees will engage in round table sessions to connect with fellow participants around the topics of self-promotion, work-life integration, finance, networking, client relations, and other topics relevant to participants.
AIGA Houston presents an evening with James Victore, iconic and renowned artist, designer, author, and teacher, whose "design like you give a damn" philosophy has been inspiring others for decades. His bold and expressive work can be found in MoMA's permanent collection, as well as on the covers of Esquire, Entrepreneur, Wired, and The New York Times Magazine, to name only a few.
His successful workshops and dinner series, along with his Burning Questions video series, have helped make Victore a household name in the international design community.
$25 members/$40 non-members
6:30 Registration/Social7:00 Lecture Begins
Presented in partnership with Judson Design.
June 24-25, 2016.
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Whether you're a designer yourself, work with them, or just want to get to know a few, this is a great opportunity to connect with your community. Grab a cup of coffee and let's chat! This event is free, we just ask you register in advance so we can manage numbers. Thanks!
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Hello creative community of Los Angeles,
Evenings at the Loft is back with our tenth monthly design salon this Friday, June 24. This Evening's theme is on Design Pairings, how creatives pair with dev, sales, marketing and UX.
In the spirit of Evenings, we'll also feature a night of delightful pairings all around, including food and drinks, and a special pairing game, brought to you by our friends at Onward Search.
Come hungry and ready to mingle with the community. This event will be at the Herman Miller Showroom but we intend to keep our rock n' roll vibe.
June 25, 2016.
Deciphering the Good, Bad + the PrettyHow to Visualize Information
Join us for a lecture and hands-on weekend workshop with data visualization expert, Lily Chow.
Infographics can be a compelling way to tell or annotate a story. If a picture is worth 1,000 words, an infographic is worth thousands of data points & trends. But, not every beautifully-designed graphic is a success. As with all creative areas, one must know the rules before you can successfully break them in a smart & innovative way. What are the different forms an infographic can take? What's the best visual solution? How do you find the balance between form & function? What are some best practices on the client & design side to achieve the best collaboration? This workshop will walk you through the process of creating an infographic from brief to final execution, detailing how to let the information tell you what it's best form is & let your awesome design mind do the rest.
About Lily ChowLily Chow is an Art Director for print & interactive. A doer. A problem solver. A mean smoothie maker. Breaking Bad obsessor. Brooklyn-based. Connoisseur and cooker of fine 5 meat loaf type things. Curious one. Designer (graphic) of many things. East Coast born and raised (but went out to Portland, OR for a stint).
Art Directed infographics & designed loads of pages for Bloomberg Markets Mag, print, iPad & web. Designed for Bon Appetit Mag, ESPN Mag. Created branding campaigns & slung advertising for ID Branding. Freelanced for some great clients.
Some nods she's received: Society of Publication Designers Annual, Communication Arts Annual, Print Annual, Best American Infographics 2015 (Mariner Books), Boxed & Labelled (Gestalten), Design Elements, Color Fundamentals (Rockport), Rosey Awards
WhenSaturday, June 25, 201612pm–4pm
WhereMcNeil Science and Technology Center (STC)University of the Sciences45th Street at Woodland AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19104
Free Parking in several lots on campus.Map and Directions
TicketsNon-member: $120Member: $80Student: $60
A 20% Group Discount is available for teams of 3 or more. Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for information.
Members save on the price of admission. Discover the benefits of being a member and join now!
Sales are final with no refunds unless AIGA Philadelphia cancels the event. However, tickets are transferable, so tell a friend to come as you if you are unable to attend.
What to bringPlease bring a laptop and sketchbook.
Thank you to our generous venue partner!
In response to the tragedy at Pulse, AIGA Orlando is inviting our entire city to Love by Design, an event that will inspire and empower us all to stand against hate.
Held Saturday, June 25 from 2pm-8pm at 2424 E. Robinson Street (also known as the Tasty Tuesdays food truck location behind the Milk District bars), Love By Design is for civic leaders, creative professionals and anyone else who cares about the future of our city. Representatives from the LGBTQ and Muslim communities will share their stories as we begin the process of healing from our collective heartbreak. Together, we will determine how to move forward as a city that lives with more love every day.
Even more than a reflection on this tragic event, Love by Design will be an all-day celebration of The City Beautiful's talent, diversity and resilience. Local artists and designers will donate original work for sale and auction. Food and entertainment will be provided by local musicians and food trucks. Proceeds will benefit OneOrlando, the fund formed by the mayor's office to respond to the needs of our community in the wake of the Pulse Tragedy.
Kaleb is a transgender poet in his early twenties. He makes black out poems/horoscopes. He graduated with from UCF recently and this is the only thing remotely related to his degree he's done since he got it.
President and one of the founders of the Muslim Women's Organization.
Terry Olson has been Orange County's "Chief Arts Instigator" since the County authorized the creation of the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs in 2001. Since moving to Orlando, he has helped start and run more than a dozen other arts organizations including the Orlando Theatre Project, the Orlando International Fringe Festival, and Orlando's Downtown Arts District.
Wanda Raimundi-Ortiz is a nationally and internationally recognized, award winning interdisciplinary visual and performance artist. Most recently she was nominated for the prestigious 2016 United States Artist Fellowship, named one of UCF's 2016 Woman Making History honoree by the University of Central Florida's Center for Success of Women Faculty.
The PausesBeartoeCircaKa MalinalliSusan LeeBeemoRaspberry Pie
We'll have activties for kids including coloring sheets to be delivered to the doctors and nurses at ORMC, beanbag toss, board games, beaded crafts and more.
The Muslim Women's Organization tent will be offering henna tattoos for donations to the OneOrlando fund.
We're selling posters contributed by local Orlando designers as well as AIGA members and designers nationwide. All proceeds from sales will go directly to the OneOrlando fund.
A silent auction will be held throughout the day for various one-of-a-kind art pieces donated by local and national artists contibuting to our cause. All proceeds from sales will go directly to the OneOrlando fund.
A big thank you to our sponsors for helping make this event possible.
AIGA Orlando is a professional association for design and creative professionals. The Orlando chapter was formed in 2000, the association currently has about 250 members, and grew 68% in 2015 alone. Their mission is to nurture a thriving creative community and serve as a hub for creatives in the area.
June 28, 2016.
Join AIGA Las Vegas for another round of Cocktails & Creatives as we head to the Sporting Life Bar, a casual neighborhood sports bar with great food and thirst-quenching drinks.
Entertain yourself while indulging with a game of "real" darts, pinball, or in-bar gaming. The event will run from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. but you're welcome to stay as long as you wish!
For more information about AGIA Las Vegas and to see other events, visit lasvegas.aiga.org Look forward to seeing you there!
June 29, 2016.
Are you hungry for design this summer? Immerse yourself in food and design at AIGA's 2016 Summer Luncheon Series, Food for Thought. Between June, July, and August you'll get a taste of restaurant branding, food styling & photography, and craft beer branding & label design. A buffet-style lunch will be provided at each venue to give you a taste of the unique cuisine each has to offer. Sign up for all three luncheons at a discounted price, or pick and choose what whets your appetite!
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Wednesday, June 29Noon to 1 pm (check-in at 11:45 am)Gilroy's Kitchen + Pub + Patio1238 8th St.West Des Moines, IA 50265
Kick off AIGA's Summer Luncheon Series at Gilroy's Kitchen + Pub + Patio in West Des Moines. Local design firm, Farmboy will give you an inside look into how the branding for this stylish American comfort food restaurant came together.
Get Tickets To Luncheon #1
DATE: Wednesday, July 20Noon to 1 pm (check-in at 11:45 am)Exile Brewing Company1514 Walnut StreetDes Moines, IA 50309
Ever wonder what it takes to achieve mouthwatering food photography? Join AIGA at (Location TBD) for an inside look into food styling and photography with local design firm Mittera
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Wednesday, August 17 Noon to 1 pm (check-in at 11:45 am)818 A Tiny Design Empire301 East Court Ave., Suite 105Des Moines, IA 50309
Lift a glass to great craft beer branding with 818, the tiny design empire behind the look and feel of many of your favorite local breweries. This luncheon begins at 818 itself and is followed by drinks and appetizers at Iowa Taproom.
Get Tickets To Luncheon #3
**We accept walk-ins. However, we require exact cash (or check) for admission and are not able to guarantee seating.
Agenda6 to 6:30 PM – Reception6:30 to 7 PM – Presentation7 to 8:00 PM – After Party
Ticket PricingThis is a free event.
This Is Chicago: Annual MeetingJoin us on June 29 at Bottom Lounge to learn all about what the chapter's been working on for the last year, where we're headed next and meet the new board members that will be joining us for the ride. After all the business is out of the way, join us for a drink on the rooftop to kick off a long holiday weekend.
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Special thanks to Danyelle Sage and Kelly Knaga, AIGA Chicago Event Chairs, for organizing this event and to OTHER for the artwork.
It can get quiet in Miami during the summer, which makes it the perfect time to get out and do something different in the evening. Join AIGA Miami and friends for a refreshing drink, and get to know the Miami design community in the beautiful surroundings at The Betsy on Ocean Drive. This is a great opportunity to meet fellow designers, talk shop, get inspired, and maybe even find a project you want to work on. The AIGA Miami board will also be sharing info on some upcoming initiatives that we're very excited about.The Betsy has a great cocktail menu and wine list, and they'll also have a specialty cocktail for us. Later in the evening, there's a live Jazz set right in the Lobby Bar, so you can enjoy the music, or have dinner in their newly-launched restaurant, LT Steak & Seafood. Summer Social at the Betsy is an ongoing series of gatherings for the design community – stay tuned for several more events during July, August, and September.
June 30, 2016.
Dan is an independent web designer and illustrator. Since 2008, Dan has used his interdisciplinary art and design background to create visual and interactive experiences for brands such as National Public Radio, Converse Shoes, and MillerCoors.
About the talk: As designers it is important that we can understand the technical processes responsible for bringing our creations into the world. Web design is no exception. Although learning to code may be an ideal first step, not everyone will have the time or the patience to become fluent. This explainer seeks to demystify web development for the uninitiated. It is targeted to those who design and create web content, but seek more literacy in its possibilities and limitations. It also offers insight into the developer's brain – the ultimate goal being more fruitful collaboration and fluid workflow amongst interactive and creative teams.
Check-in + Social 6:30PM–7Talk begins at 7
This event is Free for all AIGA Members$10 Non-members
In partnership with The Iron Yard
Dine and Draw
Animation with Brittain Peck
***While this event is free, please register so we can notify you of any changes to the event. Thank you!*****
If you register and are unable to attend, please let us know using the Contact Organizer link below. These venues are so gracious in giving us their space for free and we want to honor that by showing up with in full force and supporting these fine establishments! We understand things happen and come up but please try and let us know. Thank you!
Where are we this month?B Good in downtown Raleigh on Fayetteville Street. A fresh, healthy take on fast food. Locally sourced and so, so tasty!
"So what is this Dine & Draw thing?"Simply put it is just a social gather of people who want to get back in touch or stay in touch with what led us to creative careers in the first place. Drawing. As kids we all drew pictures. Some of us carried on into adulthood and some of us stopped. We all need to get back in touch with that side of us. You simply will not do your best work on a computer if you do not spend time with pencil and paper.
Brittain Peck is starting to follow his passion again. Making movement, giveing his art life. So I thought what I better way to push him harder than show us, the AIGA Community what he has been up to. Brittain will talk a bit about what inspires him and even get into a some techniques that we can use to start making our work dance off the page.
What should I bring?Bring yourself, your favorite supplies and your winning personality!
If you register and are unable to attend, please let us know using the Contact Organizer link below. These venues are so gracious in giving us their space for free and when we want to honor that by showing up in full force and supporting these fine establishments! Thank you!
Drink & Draw is a FREE event for creatives of all kinds to get together with like-minded individuals, have some brew, make some network connections and most importantly, just have some fun!Bring your sketchbooks and preferred drawing tools!
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A few weeks ago we showed you the 10 worst breakfast cereals your children are eating. Well here are some alternative foods that are actually healthier for your kids, but you would never consider giving them.
Sounds unbelievable, but they have less sugar than a bowl of Honey Smacks. Twinkies have 18 grams of sugar per roll, but Honey Smacks has 20 grams per roll.
Klondike Ice Cream Sandwich
One cup of Golden Crisps has 18.7 grams of sugar, and Klondike ice cream sandwich's has only 16 grams of sugar. So try giving the kids ice cream in the morning.
Milano Double Chocolate Cookies
2 of these Delicious cookies only contain 10 grams of sugar. Far better than most of your children's cereal offenders.
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Hardly a healthy snack, but when you put it up against a bowl of Cap'n Crunch it wins. 14 grams of sugar vs. 15 grams of sugar.
Jolly Ranchers
Speaking of Cap'n Crunch, why not just have four Jolly Ranchers instead. Even though they are pretty much entirely made out of sugar they still have less than a bowl of the Cap'n. 14.7 grams for the candy, and 16 grams for the cereal.
Pixy Stix
Who needs Oh!s cereal when you can just have seven pixy stix for the same amount of sugar. Less actually the fistful of Pixy Stix only contains 15 grams of sugar as opposed to the 16 grams in a bowl of Oh!s.
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Why have one cup of Kellogg's Smorz cereal when you could have three Chips Ahoy cookies. The cereal has 13 grams of sugar and the cookies only have 11 grams of sugar.
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When you think Krispy Kreme, you think sugar. However that's not the same thing that pops in your head when you think Apple Jacks. Well it should be. One doughnut only contains 10 grams of sugar, but one cup of the cereal has 12 grams.
No matter how you eat your Oreos they will always have less sugar than Cap'n Crunch. Three cookies contains 14 grams of sugar one cup of the cereal has 14.7 grams.
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Next time your kid wants a bowl of Fruit Loops maybe you should hand him a Grande Iced Caffe Latte instead. The coffee actually has one less gram of sugar than the cereal. However you're probably just replacing the sugar rush for a caffeine high.
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Jan 18, 2013 (The News-Sentinel (Fort Wayne - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- The Allen Superior Court has updated its jury system by installing what is believed to be the country's first interactive mobile messaging application utilizing "natural language processing" (NLP).
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17th Annual Canada Day Parade
A Granville Island community tradition: Get ready to cheer! See map for parade route.
1:30pm – 2pm Starting at Ocean Construction and ending at Ron Basford Park.
Bike Decorating Workshop & Parade
Official Canada Day Ceremony
Show Canada some love!
Mini Olympic Canoe Demos
Kids, come down to the dock and try out one of our mini Olympic style boats. Find out more about our exciting summer programs for kids and youth.
False Creek Racing Canoe Club.
Dye Your Own Yarn!
$20 per skein of yarn
Mini drop-in workshop to hand-dye your own yarn! All supplies provided.
Required time for each participant is 30-60 minutes.
Ocean Kayak Demos
The free Canada Day Kayak Demonstration is an excellent opportunity to try your hand at paddling. Friendly, professional staff are on hand to guide you through your first paddling experience, pass
False Creek Community Centre Canada Day Celebration
Lobster Man Cookout
Come enjoy freshly boiled lobster
10am -3:30pm (while quantities last), The Lobster Man, Mast Tower Road
Maple Leaf Mural
Come get arty with the Federation of Canadian Artists for Canada Day 2016. Decorate a maple leaf and stick it to the pop-up mural on our outer gallery walls.
Canada Crafting & Selfie Station with MAKE
Celebrate Canada Day with Make!
Canada Day Cartoon Face Challenge
Draw cartoon faces at Vancouver Animation School's interactive cartoon face challenge. The whole family can create comic sketches in 1-3 minutes!
Vancouver International Children's Festival Roving Dragons
Come out and meet our dynamic dragons, Beatrice and Brutus, who will be roaming Granville Island in celebration of Canada Day.
Glassblowing Demonstrations
prices vary
Granville Island Buskers
Witness one-of-a-kind local and international talent in unique outdoor locations. If you enjoy what you see, please be generous.
10am – 8pm See map for locations
Family Pavilion
Noon – 5pm, Picnic Pavilion
Noon – 1pm
Have your face painted with funky colours and designs!
10am – 5pm Railspur Alley
Spray! Splash! Play!
Granville Island's Water Park
Still the best way to cool down on a hot Canada Day.
10:00am – 6:00pm
Roving Performers
Mortal Coil's spectacular stilt horses and daring disco queens are back with their brilliance.
Canada Day with Arts Umbrella
Get your Maple Leaf tattoo at the Canada Day Tattoo Centre.
10am – 5pm Between False Creek Community Centre and Arts Umbrella, Cartwright Street & Railspur Alley (West)
Disco Party
Kids Market Canada Day
Little Paws Agility Shows: 11am, 1pm & 3pm | FREE
Pins and Flags
Pick up a free flag and pin from many of our Granville Island merchants.
10am – 6pm All over Granville Island
Artisan Market
Experience a diverse array of BC's finest in artisan created craft and food! Everything here is made in BC, Vancouver or Granville Island! Truly a home-grown shopping experience.
Big Print Project 2016
Lee's Donuts: Special Canada Day donuts!
Special Canada Day donuts! Come and see what creation the chefs at Lee's have dreamed up this year.
9am – 7pm Lee's Donuts, Public Market
Canada Day Crepe with Maple Syrup served with a flag on top!
9am – 7pm Muffin Granny, Public Market
MELA! Festivals Under the Flag Pavilion and Stage.
Live music, colourful bazaar and mouth-watering food from around the world. A plethora of hand-crafted artisan crafts and clothing.
BEST Bicycle Valet
Leave the car behind!
9am – 9pm Ocean Construction, Johnston Street Sponsored by Ocean Construction
Jazz on Canada Day
courtesy of CMHC–Granville Island and the TD Vancouver International Jazz Festival
Vancouver International Jazz Festival
The Vancouver International Jazz Festival will animate Granville Island for ten days from June 24 - July 3.
"Seriously silly, absurdly enjoyable arena-rock musical" —The New York Times
Vancouver Biennale: OSGEMEOS "Giants" Mural
The Vancouver Biennale has transformed a Granville Island industrial landmark into a gigantic work of public art!
Granville Island Water Park
With its two slides and multiple sprays and fountains the Granville Island Waterpark is a Vancouver favourite!
BEST Bicycle Valet
Granville Island, in conjunction with BEST Bicycle Valet, is offering a free bike lock-up service, weekends during the summer!


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Welcome, ski and snowboard enthusiasts!
Upcoming Events:
02 July 2016 -- Star Spangled Symphony
at Conner Prairie
Celebrate America's birthday with the ISO's annual patriotic performance and salute to our military service members. All the traditional favorites return, including a spectacular fireworks show to cap off each concert. Pack your picnic basket with food, wine, contact Ray to meet up with the group.
15 July 2016 -- Symphony on Prairie: Movie Music of John William
at Conner Prairie
The ISO performs the unforgettable hit movie music of John Williams, which include some of the most popular and recognizable film scores in cinematic history—"Jaws," "Star Wars," "Superman," "Indiana Jones" series, "E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial" and "Jurassic Park."
21 July 2016 -- Thursday Thirst-Bella Vita (Geist) at Bella Vita Lakeside
06 August 2016 -- Mallow Run Winery "Eats and Beats" Night
at Mallow Run Winery
Music from Woomblies Rock Orchestra...food trucks, wine, and live music on the lawn.
18 August 2016 -- Thursday Thirst Hops & Fire (Greenwood/South) at Hops & Fire Craft Tap House
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Special Notices:
Barbara Layton is willing to donate the following items to anyone who needs and will use them: Skis (Parabolics), poles, women's size 9 boots, a double ski bag and two single ski bags.
If interested in part or all, please contact Barbara at 317-844-6568 or Email: firstname.lastname@example.com
The Indy Ski Club is a member of the Ohio Valley Ski Council which is an organization of multiple Ski Clubs throughout Indiana, Ohio, Kentucky, and West Virginia. They periodically publish a newsletter and the latest has just come out. View it HERE.
Our online merchandise has now been updated thanks to John Oberlies. Now you can proudly wear official Indianapolis Ski Club attire. Our online ordering system makes it even easier and faster to get just the things you need before your next great ski adventure. Get the size, style, color, and logo of your choice.
Colored Threads, our Ski Rack vendor, is located in The Stutz Building located at 212 W. 10th Street, Suite F125. You are welcome to pick up your orders from Laurie Rice-Salemi to avoid shipping costs if you so desire.
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Armed with blessed crossbows capable of piercing even arcane wards, Exemplar Errants act as the hand of Menoth sent forth to strike at enemies abroad. With passages from the Canon of the True Law inscribed upon their shields, these dedicated knights devote themselves fully to the Protectorate's holy crusades. Each is more than willing to sacrifice his own life to allow one of his brothers to fight on in Menoth's name.
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A campaign to tackle drug crime in the Scottish Borders, initially set up in July, has entered a new phase.
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SURPRISE, Ariz. (AP) — Texas Rangers pitcher Matt Harrison made his first spring training game appearance, throwing one inning in a "B" game against the Kansas City Royals on Tuesday.
Harrison threw six strikes among 11 pitches to four batters. He allowed one hit, a single up the middle by Mike Moustakas.
He has been slowed this spring training by a back problem. He received a nerve-block injection on the right side of his neck on Feb. 24, but was cleared for his back issue.
Harrison won 18 games and was an All-Star in 2012, then got a $55 million, five-year contract. He had never had any back issues before last spring training, and still made his first two scheduled starts. After going 0-2 with an 8.44 ERA, Harrison got two epidural injections and a second opinion before two operations in a matter of weeks.
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We've got questions, and you've (maybe) got answers! With another week of TV gone by, we're lobbing queries left and right about shows including Penny Dreadful, Veep, Pretty Little Liars and Person of Interest!
1 | For Outlander book readers: Were you happy that Hugh Munro, who [spoiler alert!] dies at this point in the books, survived the visit to the duke's estate?
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Multiple factors could impede your enjoyment of CBS' new sci-fi/political drama BrainDead. While known to at least somewhat succeed at the latter genre, CBS has been lagging behind with the former. Because of this, to get the most out of BrainDead, you'll have to be willing to welcome a network that doesn't exactly have the best sci-fi track record. The show might be a D.C.-set poli-drama that makes ample use of all of the Trump v Clinton v Sanders soundbites that have dominated the media cycle of late, but it's also got a weird streak and a demented sense of humor. Oh, and spontaneous combustion.
While trying to nail down the format for a few years, CBS has run into trouble gaining traction with fanbases that are amassing in droves to watch Preacher on AMC or even Bates Motel on A&E. »
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Let's get something straight: "From the creators of The Good Wife" does not mean BrainDead is The Good Wife 2.0. Actually, far from it. Robert and Michelle King's new science fiction-drama-thriller-comedy hybrid about alien bugs that eat the brains of people in Washington, DC (seriously), may feature some familiar Good Wife faces like Megan Hilty, Zach Grenier and Nikki M. James, and follow a female protagonist, but the similarities pretty much stop there. "I once had a car and it was in a car accident. I wanted to get a different car and I very deliberately went out and got the most different car I could get. This is not that," Michelle King told E! News when asked if it was a conscious choice to do »
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Here's something troubling about BrainDead, CBS' new political dramedy from The Good Wife creators Robert and Michelle King: After watching three hour-long episodes, I can honestly say I wouldn't be upset in the slightest if any of the central characters fell victim to the alien bugs feasting on the brains of Washington, D.C., power players and turning 'em all into deeply uncompromising, rabidly partisan monsters.
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Last season, original castmember and fan favorite Archie Panjabi left The Good Wife TV show. How will this development affect the series' storylines and ratings? Will they rise or continue to fall? Is this the year that the series is cancelled by CBS or will it be renewed for an eighth season instead? Stay tuned.
On The Good Wife, attorney and mother Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) continues to face new challenges and opportunities in both her personal and professional lives. This season, the series also stars Matt Czuchry, Alan Cumming, Zach Grenier, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Christine Baranski, and Cush Jumbo.
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Josh Charles was part of the main cast of The Good Wife TV series for its first five seasons. In wake of the decision to end the CBS show after its seventh season -- leaving it effectively cancelled -- Charles tweeted out his support to the cast and crew.
The Good Wife has nine episodes remaining, with its TV series finale scheduled to air Sunday, May 8, 2016 on CBS. The cast of The Good Wife includes: Julianna Margulies, Christine Baranski, Matt Czuchry, Alan Cumming, Chris Noth, Cush Jumbo, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, and Zach Grenier.
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On The Good Wife, attorney and mother Alicia Florrick (Julianna Margulies) continues to face new challenges and opportunities in both her personal and professional lives. This season, the series also stars Matt Czuchry, Alan Cumming, Zach Grenier, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Christine Baranski, and Cush Jumbo.
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Chances are, you won't hear a Kenny Rogers classic playing in the background of The Good Wife anytime soon (eclectic as the show's soundtrack can sometimes be). And yet as CBS ponders the fate of its acclaimed Sunday-night drama in the wake of creators Robert and Michelle King announcing they'll step down as showrunners at the end of Season 7, here's hoping they'll heed the immortal words of "The Gambler" and prove they "know when to hold 'em, know when to fold 'em… know when to walk away, and know when to run."
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Ever since Audi first showed its 400-hp Q5 design study at Worthersee in 2009 (and again at the SEMA Show in 2010), blogs and car magazines have theorized at possible S and RS versions of Audi's 5-passenger crossover. Most recently we've stumbled across this RS Q5 render by Andrei Avarvarii who is well known for his renders published in German car magazines like Autobild.
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The German language online newspaper Welt.de has published a preview of the Geneva Auto Show scheduled at the end of the month and has posted their best guess at what will be unveiled there. Under Audi Welt.de suggests the RS 3 will make its first auto show debut alongside a 450-hp S7 and the Q5 hybrid.
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We first heard about the upcoming 4.0T FSI several years ago from a highly-placed source as a likely candidate for future S8, S6, S7 and even RS variants as Audi downsizes out of V10s. We've even written about it several times ( HERE , HERE , HERE , and HERE ). Bentley even confirmed their own intent to use the motor in their Paris press release about the
We reported recently about an intel report we'd caught out of Automobile Magazine and their illustrious German contributor Georg Kacher. The piece was mainly about the architecture development movements within the Volkswagen Group including that of a new MSB front mid-engine large car chassis destined for future large automobiles from the Volkswagen Group's portfolio of models including Audi. Among the rumored