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North Country Arts Council
Juried Art Show
The annual NCAG Art Show,
September 27 through
October 4, 2009 at the
Dulles State Office Building.
Administrative
Information
C. Ellsworth
Wednesday Farmers Market Help Needed
NCAC Members, Please help promote the North
Country Arts Council this summer at the
Wednesday Watertown Farmer's Market on
Washington Street. Artists, performers, and
people willing to sit at our NCAC information
table are needed. Sign up to help here.
New Letter From Kari!
The first scene of NCAC Member, Craig
Thornton's, new play was published in
print and then chosen to be published
online,  so take a look
The next meeting of the North Country Arts
Council will be July 9 at 6 pm in the Watertown
Room of the Flower Memorial Library.
North Country Arts Council receives
kudos on Craig's To Do List! Thanks
to Craig Thornton for an amazing
shout out! See the article here.
Indian River Drama Department
Internationally Honored!!
The Indian River High School Drama Department
under the direction of Phillip Dyke and Kristie
Fuller has been selected to perform in the world’s
largest and most prestigious arts festival in the
world as part of the American High School
Theatre Festival (AHSTF).  Each August,
Edinburgh, Scotland becomes the most magical
and exciting place on earth as performing artists
from all over the world come to Scotland to take
part in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival. The whole
city becomes a stage and visitors can view
performances everywhere from playgrounds to
conference rooms to city parks to churches. The
Fringe Festival includes over 1800 different
performances of music, theatre, dance and
comedy during its 3-week run.  Indian River High
School’s performance will be showcased at the
AHSTF venue in Edinburgh.  

As you can imagine, Indian River High School
drama students, their parents, and teachers are
heavily involved in fundraising activities to
finance their two-week adventure to Scotland
and England.  Contributions and donations are
welcome and more information is available from
either Kristie Fuller or Phillip Dyke High School
Drama Directors at (315) 642-5521.
Indian River High School Drama Students
rendering a plea for help.
T. Robertson and A. Reiber performing at the NCAC
Table at the Farmer's Market