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Rooster Call 8/3: Magic, Maps, Altered Perspectives
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The lazy days of summer are slowly winding down as we enter August. Kids are beginning to let the idea of the first day of school creep back into their mind.
But summer isn't over yet - not quite, anyway.
Today temperatures are expected to reach 92 degrees, according to the National Weather Service. All things considered, it should be a fine day in Fair Oaks.
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Let's take a look at some ways to pass the time around town.
Altered Perspective
The New Artworks Gallery presents the work of Mary Louise Mock
with Merriel Taylor, titled "Altered Perspective." According to the artists, the works include the serenity of landscapes, and the bright, bold abstract providing an amazing show, full of "altered perspectives." The gallery premieres today and goes till the beginning of September. Souvenirs and prints will be available for purchase inside the gallery giftshop. The gallery is open to all. For more information, call 916-962-7362 or visit the gallery website.
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Magic of Andy Amyx
Kids, do you enjoy magic tricks? Grab your parents and go to this magic workshop, where you'll learn "some cool tricks," according to the Orangevale Library website. Please note that this session is held at the Orangevale Community Center and not at the branch. The magic begins at 3:30 p.m. and goes for an hour.
Treasure Map Making
Magic not really your cup of tea? How about learning the secret art of treasure map making with the staff over at the ? Take a break from the sun for an starting at 3:30 p.m. and learn how to draw your own treasure map using an actual quill and ink. There may or may not be invisible ink to try as well ... just sayin'. The event is geared toward children but is open to all. For more information, call 916-264-2700.
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