shift@6
08-01-2007, 02:32 PM
I saw this article, check it out, dude:
Smart Art Sets Equestrians Apart (http://floridahorseshowsblog.com/2007/08/smart-art-sets-equestrians-apart/)
Be sure to mark down November 17th on your calendars, because you do not want to miss this event. The Royal Riding Academy Association is proud to be hosting an equestrian art exhibit at the Gainesville Equestrian Center. As with any event of this size, the art exhibit will have several artists of note presenting pieces.
The event will also host an art contest for participants 18 and under. While the entry fee is modest ($5.00), every participant is given two horse books as a “thank you” for participating. Other items and activities will include antique and exceptional items, stallions and events, exceptional art pieces, and much more.
This will easily be the “must see” event of the month, so be sure that you won’t miss out! The host’s of the event, The Royal Riding Academy, is a nonprofit club established in 1996 to promote education and volunteer opportunities for equestrians. They promote many humanitarian causes; click here to check out their site to learn more (http://royalridingacademy.org/index.html).
Smart Art Sets Equestrians Apart (http://floridahorseshowsblog.com/2007/08/smart-art-sets-equestrians-apart/)
Be sure to mark down November 17th on your calendars, because you do not want to miss this event. The Royal Riding Academy Association is proud to be hosting an equestrian art exhibit at the Gainesville Equestrian Center. As with any event of this size, the art exhibit will have several artists of note presenting pieces.
The event will also host an art contest for participants 18 and under. While the entry fee is modest ($5.00), every participant is given two horse books as a “thank you” for participating. Other items and activities will include antique and exceptional items, stallions and events, exceptional art pieces, and much more.
This will easily be the “must see” event of the month, so be sure that you won’t miss out! The host’s of the event, The Royal Riding Academy, is a nonprofit club established in 1996 to promote education and volunteer opportunities for equestrians. They promote many humanitarian causes; click here to check out their site to learn more (http://royalridingacademy.org/index.html).