Toe River Arts Council Annual Meeting this Sunday (Jan. 4) in Spruce Pine
In case you missed the email sent out on New Year's Eve, TRAC's annual meeting will be this Sunday in Spruce Pine. Here's the info from the email:
TRAC's 38th ANNUAL MEETING AND POTLUCK Sunday, January 4, 2015, at 1pm at the Spruce Pine Arts Resource Center. A short meeting will kick off the afternoon fun with voting on the new board members. This year's slate includes:
Yancey County
Eric Howard–Yancey resident; Asheville educator.
Kirby Troutman–real estate broker/realtor with Carolina Mountain Realty in Burnsville.
Mitchell County
Natalie Monaghan–former Penland studio assistant.
Jennifer Turner–Penland volunteer, artist, and Crimson Laurel associate.
This year's meeting will serve up the customary potluck afternoon brunch with lots of food and NO SNOW! [For those of you who remember, last year's meetings were postponed twice, then cancelled because of the white stuff.] TRAC will provide the paper goods and drinks. Bring your friends and family. It's going to be a monumental 2015. Start it with good eats, good friends, new year.
TRAC's 38th ANNUAL MEETING AND POTLUCK Sunday, January 4, 2015, at 1pm at the Spruce Pine Arts Resource Center. A short meeting will kick off the afternoon fun with voting on the new board members. This year's slate includes:
Yancey County
Eric Howard–Yancey resident; Asheville educator.
Kirby Troutman–real estate broker/realtor with Carolina Mountain Realty in Burnsville.
Mitchell County
Natalie Monaghan–former Penland studio assistant.
Jennifer Turner–Penland volunteer, artist, and Crimson Laurel associate.
This year's meeting will serve up the customary potluck afternoon brunch with lots of food and NO SNOW! [For those of you who remember, last year's meetings were postponed twice, then cancelled because of the white stuff.] TRAC will provide the paper goods and drinks. Bring your friends and family. It's going to be a monumental 2015. Start it with good eats, good friends, new year.
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