FREE YOUNG ADULT PROGRAMS
Back By Demand! Todd Johnson’s Fundamentals Of Comedy Improvisation: Wednesday, Oct. 13. 4 PM
Young Adults Only (Grades 6-12)
Admission: FREE
Learn the basics of classic improvisation through team games and exercises. Techniques based on various improv classes taught worldwide. Bring lots of energy!
Todd Johnson, an actor and producer living in the Los Angeles area, has over 25 years of acting experience on the stage and screen with numerous credits to his name. His FREE program is very popular citywide.
The Art of Graffiti w/ Artist/Filmmaker Bob Bryan. Thurs, May 27 at 4 PM.
In a fun, interactive workshop, Bob Bryan breaks down the differences between the worlds of tagging and graffiti as an art form. Come prepared to create your own art and also see clips from Bob’s award-winning documentary series Graffiti Verite.
NOTE: Young Adults (Grades 6-12) Only.
Palisades Branch-Los Angeles Public Library
861 Alma Real Dr.
Pacific Palisades, 90272
(310) 459-2754
Be Eligable to win a free Guitar Hero Game and Spend An Afternoon With YA Authors Ed Decter & Lin Oliver.
October 22, 2009 4 PM
Both authors will read from their works and answer your questions about writing, screenwriting, etc. Come to the program & get a chance to win a brand new Guitar Hero game (To be eligible to win, you must be in 6-12 grade and have a current library card in your name).
Ed Decter authored the Chloe Gamble series and VIP Lounge and was screenwriter for Santa Clause 2 & There’s Something About Mary. Lin Oliver authored the Who Shrunk Daniel Funk series.
HENNA BODY ART W/ PRITI AGGARWAL
Wed. July 1. 4pm.
A Henna (Mehendi) expert introduces the age-old body art from the Indian subcontinent. Come get painted!
AWESOME ORIGAMI WITH PEGGY HASAGAWA.
Thurs. July 16. 4pm.
Paper arts teacher Peggy Hasagawa is back to explore the ancient art of origami. Fold and create animals, boxes and other forms.
TAIKO DRUMMING W/ THE TAIKO CENTER OF LOS ANGELES
Sat. July 25. 1 pm.
Tom Kurai, Director of the Taiko Center of Los Angeles, conducts a hands-on Taiko drumming workshop. Includes introduction to Japanese culture and folk arts.
Thursday, April 16th, 2009– 4pm. Chinese Brush Painting with Valerie Freeman
For Young Adults (Gr. 6-12) and Adults/Guardians accompanying Young Adults Only. The Program can only accommodate the first 20 people to arrive
An introduction to the ancient art of Chinese brush painting—specifically painting animals. Materials will be included and are non-toxic and water-soluble.
The program is in coordination with Ms. Freeman’s art exhibit at the Palisades Branch from March 14th-April 26th. For more information, Visit Valerie at her website: http://www.freemanart.com/
Wed, March 25, 2009 – 4pm. Cooking International Cuisine w/ Chef TroyEl
Chef TroyEl is a graduate of the California School of Culinary Arts in Pasadena, CA. He has worked in restaurants, owned his own catering company (Love’s Taste), and helped start the world’s only 100% Organic fresh baby food company (Homemadebaby).
2008 Programs:
Wed. August 13, 2008. 4 pm. Learn Chinese Calligraphy w/ Maria Lew. Discover one of the oldest forms of writing in history! A fun, hands-on workshop! Teens (entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Wed. July 23, 2008. 4 pm. The Art of Papermaking w/ Peggy Hasegawa. Peggy's popular workshop takes participants back 2000 years to China. Come form beautiful sheets of paper from common materials such as plants, cotton fiber, or recycled pulp. Materials provided. Teens (entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Monday July 14, 2008. 4:00-5:30pm. Special Teen Council Session. Come review my upcoming order sheet for YA books, music, and DVDs. I need your help and will feed you!
Sat. July 12, 2008. 1:00-2:30 pm. Design Your Travel Poster Contest Workshop. This summer, in conjunction w/ Passport to Reading, the library sponsors a citywide travel poster design contest w/ cash prizes. Two posters from the Palisades Branch will be nominated to compete in the final round. Come to this workshop & work on your poster! Materials will be provided, but be creative and bring ideas and materials of your own, as well. Teens (entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Wed. June 25, 2008. 4 pm. Invention Workshop w/ Susan Casey. Are you a budding teen inventor? In a fun, interactive session, learn how teen inventions have been patented, trademarked & sold in stores. Brainstorm w/ other audience members and find out about national teen inventor's contests. Teens(entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Kick Off to Teen Summer Reading Program: Featuring 2 events in 1 day!
Sat. June 14, 2008. 1-2 pm. Mehndi (Henna) Body Tattoos w/ Russell Chan. One of the most popular teen programs in the city! Russell Chan presents an historical overview of henna tattoos & applies the henna paste designs to members of the audience. (Note: the paste is applied harmlessly to skin and lasts from a week to a month). Teens (entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Sat. June 14, 2008. 2:15 pm Special Screening of an Adventure Classic. Directly following the Henna Tattoo workshop. Come enjoy one of the best adventure classics that takes you to mysterious, far away places. Free candy and drinks will be provided. All are Welcome.
Wed, April 30, 2008. 4 PM
The Secrets of Handwriting Analysis
Young Adults (Grades 6-12) Only.
Did you know that your own handwriting reveals many details about who you are? Join Gloria Peach in a fun “hands-on” program about the science of handwriting analysis—and make sure to bring a pen!
Washington resident Gloria Peach was certified by the International Graphoanalysis Society in 1974 and later studied the advanced course to become a certified Master Graphoanalyst. She has consulted for many large and small businesses. Check out her website: http://www.analyzinghandwriting.com
Wed. February 27, 2008. 4 PM
Golden Apple Yo-Yo Corps
For Young Adults Only-Grades 6-12
The world-famous prize-winning yo-yo team from Golden Apple Comics is making a tour stop at the Palisades Branch Library. Learn about the short, but sweet history of the sport and be spellbound with advanced yo-yo trickery.
2007 Programs:
Young Adult Beaded Jewelry Workshop w/ Danli “Imani” Bayne. Wed, Nov. 28, 2007. 4 PM
Create your own necklaces and bracelets using colorful beads, wires, strings, clasps etc. in one of the city’s most popular craft programs.
Danli “Imani” Bayne is an experienced craft person and artisan, specializing in metalsmithing and handcrafted jewelry. She has been a workshop artist in numerous festivals and programs, including KTLA’s Kids Day LA Festival, Manhattan Beach Arts Festival, and the LA Cultural Affairs Department-sponsored program Sunday Open Sunday. NOTE: Young Adults (Grades 6-12) Only. Because materials are included, this workshop can accommodate only 25 people, so the first 25 to arrive get to stay.
Palisades Branch Library Presents: Halloween Matinee Madness-Featuring Abbott & Costello. Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007. 2 PM
Come view an unprecedented Halloween matinee along with various other spooky shorts. We dare you to wear a costume and enter the costume competition for prizes. Suggested Age Range: 9-up
Free Admission. Free Candy. Free Drinks.
I Just Saw a UFO…or Did I? The Secrets of Critical Thinking w/ James Underdown.
Wed, Oct. 24. 4pm. For Young Adults Only: Grades 6-12
How do we know something is true or not? Is eyewitness testimony reliable? Join James Underdown, Executive Director of the Center for Inquiry-West, in an interactive program filled w/ optical illusions & unexpected surprises that display the many ways we can be fooled.
James Underdown has appeared on Oprah, Hannity and Colmes, the Sci-Fi Channel’s Proof Positive, & the History Channel’s History’s Mysteries. He has also written for the Skeptical Inquirer and Free Inquiry & is group leader of the Independent Investigations Group, which investigates allegations of paranormal ability and supernatural claims.
Beckie Weinheimer, Author of Converting Kate.
Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 4 PM
Former Palisadian Beckie Weinheimer discusses the writing/publishing process in an interactive one-hour program. Weinheimer’s well-reviewed Young Adult novel, Converting Kate, features 16 yr. old Kate’s struggle with a religion that influences everything in her life from her homeschooling to her unfashionable handmade clothes.
Design Classic Animation Characters w/ Max Espinoza and Ruben Gerard.
Wed. Sept. 26, 2007. 4 pm.
Learn classic step-by-step approaches to creating fully developed cartoon characters, such as Fred Flintstone, Tweety Bird, the Tasmanian Devil, and Max and Ruben’s own superhero Ally. The session also includes flip-book design.
Max Espinoza and Ruben Gerard are co-creators and publishers of ALLY and LAVA comic books. They conduct comic & animation workshops throughout LA.
Style-out Your Bookbag Contest Workshop w/ Alicia Hankes, Artist & Fashion Stylist.
Wed. July 25, 2007. 4pm.
Only members of the Teen Reading Club 2007 (Design Your Future) receive free plain bookbags to style-out and enter in LA Public Library’s city-wide “Decorate your Bookbag Contest.” Winners receive cash prizes! At the Palisades Branch, join Fashion Stylist Alicia Hankes in a cool decorating session. Bring your LAPL-issued bag. We’ll supply the art materials! Alicia Hankes’ fashion work is featured in Vanity Fair, Harper’s Bazaar, Details, & Time Magazine.
A Samurai Saturday Matinee.
(For Adults and Young Adults...)
Sat. July 14, 2007
2 P.M.
Featuring a demonstration of Samurai culture and swordsmanship by Samurai Expert Jeffrey Vanderbyl.
Fast and Furious! Come design and build your very own Fighter Jet, Eagle or Dragonfly.
Wed. June 27, 2007. 4pm.
For Young Adults only, Grades 6-12.
Explore speed, velocity, pressure forces, & Newton's Laws ofMotion by designing, building, and test-flying models ofbirds, bats, insects and airplanes. Then conductexperiments to calculate the speed of your model and thelift forces acting on it. Featuring Tara Chklovski, PhDcandidate at USC's Aerospace Engineering Department &President/CEO of IridescentLearning.org.
Gail Meyer on: Navigating College Admissions: An Overview of the Application Process and Standardized Testing Options
Thurs. May 17th, 2007. 6:30 pm.
As college admissions become more competitive, families feel stress and anxiety about finding a college that will be an appropriate match for their child. This presentation will review the many facets of the college application process. With proper planning, an early start and a realistic, practical approach, applying to college can be a productive and positive experience.
Speakers: Gail Meyer, MSW, CEP, Educational Consultant.
Jonathan Lotz, M.A., President and Founder of Cardinal Academics.
The Fundamentals Of Comedy Improvisation w/ Todd Johnson.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007, at 4 PM.
Learn the basics of classic improvisation through team games and exercises. Techniques based on various improv classes taught worldwide. Bring lots of energy!
Todd Johnson is an actor and producer living in the Los Angeles area. He has over 25 years of acting experience on the stage and screen with numerous credits to his name.
For Young Adults Grades 6-12
Cy Tymony’s Sneaky Uses For Everyday Things
Wednesday, March 21, 2007, at 4 PM
Scientist & author Cy Tymony is a real-life MacGyver who will demonstrate and sign his “Sneaky Uses” books. See how ordinary objects can be used in extraordinary ways, including: turning milk into a plastic ring that detects counterfeit money, hiding a survival kit inside a watch, transforming bookmarks into boomerangs, and fashioning your own 007 Gadget Jacket. Recommended by the National Science Teacher's Association.
For Young Adults Grades 5-12
2006 Programs:
ASTRONOMER SPACE E. TRACY’S SOLAR SYSTEM UPDATE
Wed. August 9. 4 pm. 2006
Can humans live on Mars? Is Pluto still considered a Planet? How many planets, besides Saturn, have rings? The peerless Space E. Tracy will answer these questions in a fun-filled indoor astronomy program with demonstrations, guided activities and lots of comedy! Tracy is NASA-award-winning lecturer-historian-archivist and a faithful telescope operator at Mt. Wilson Observatory. An Asteroid was recently named after her by the International Astronomical Union for her work in astronomy education!
ANIMATION: THE POWER OF THE PENCIL
Monday, July 24. 4 p.m. 2006
Gary Perkovac’s storied career spans 20 years and 12 films as an animator for Disney, DreamWorks and Don Bluth Productions. In this multi-media enhanced program, Gary discusses the skilled artistry of classical animation and the many stages of animated character design. Audience members will walk away with surprising insights that will deepen their appreciation of what they see on the screen.
MAGIC and ILLUSIONS
Wed. July 19. 4 p.m. 2006
Renowned Magician Allen Oshiro hails from Hollywood’s world-famous Magic Castle. If you dare, come witness his enchanting magical act involving birds, rabbits and strange levitations.
Young Adults Only (Grades 6-12)
Admission: FREE
Learn the basics of classic improvisation through team games and exercises. Techniques based on various improv classes taught worldwide. Bring lots of energy!
Todd Johnson, an actor and producer living in the Los Angeles area, has over 25 years of acting experience on the stage and screen with numerous credits to his name. His FREE program is very popular citywide.
The Art of Graffiti w/ Artist/Filmmaker Bob Bryan. Thurs, May 27 at 4 PM.
In a fun, interactive workshop, Bob Bryan breaks down the differences between the worlds of tagging and graffiti as an art form. Come prepared to create your own art and also see clips from Bob’s award-winning documentary series Graffiti Verite.
NOTE: Young Adults (Grades 6-12) Only.
Palisades Branch-Los Angeles Public Library
861 Alma Real Dr.
Pacific Palisades, 90272
(310) 459-2754
Be Eligable to win a free Guitar Hero Game and Spend An Afternoon With YA Authors Ed Decter & Lin Oliver.
October 22, 2009 4 PM
Both authors will read from their works and answer your questions about writing, screenwriting, etc. Come to the program & get a chance to win a brand new Guitar Hero game (To be eligible to win, you must be in 6-12 grade and have a current library card in your name).
Ed Decter authored the Chloe Gamble series and VIP Lounge and was screenwriter for Santa Clause 2 & There’s Something About Mary. Lin Oliver authored the Who Shrunk Daniel Funk series.
HENNA BODY ART W/ PRITI AGGARWAL
Wed. July 1. 4pm.
A Henna (Mehendi) expert introduces the age-old body art from the Indian subcontinent. Come get painted!
AWESOME ORIGAMI WITH PEGGY HASAGAWA.
Thurs. July 16. 4pm.
Paper arts teacher Peggy Hasagawa is back to explore the ancient art of origami. Fold and create animals, boxes and other forms.
TAIKO DRUMMING W/ THE TAIKO CENTER OF LOS ANGELES
Sat. July 25. 1 pm.
Tom Kurai, Director of the Taiko Center of Los Angeles, conducts a hands-on Taiko drumming workshop. Includes introduction to Japanese culture and folk arts.
Thursday, April 16th, 2009– 4pm. Chinese Brush Painting with Valerie Freeman
For Young Adults (Gr. 6-12) and Adults/Guardians accompanying Young Adults Only. The Program can only accommodate the first 20 people to arrive
An introduction to the ancient art of Chinese brush painting—specifically painting animals. Materials will be included and are non-toxic and water-soluble.
The program is in coordination with Ms. Freeman’s art exhibit at the Palisades Branch from March 14th-April 26th. For more information, Visit Valerie at her website: http://www.freemanart.com/
Wed, March 25, 2009 – 4pm. Cooking International Cuisine w/ Chef TroyEl
NOTE: This is a program intended solely for Young Adults (Grades 5-12). However, because this is a special event, parents or guardians accompanying their Young Adults are also welcome to attend.
Chef TroyEl presents an educational and multicultural cooking seminar at the Palisades Branch Library. Come see him prepare different food dishes from countries in South America, Africa, Asia, and Europe—and even some good old North American dishes!Chef TroyEl is a graduate of the California School of Culinary Arts in Pasadena, CA. He has worked in restaurants, owned his own catering company (Love’s Taste), and helped start the world’s only 100% Organic fresh baby food company (Homemadebaby).
2008 Programs:
Wed. August 13, 2008. 4 pm. Learn Chinese Calligraphy w/ Maria Lew. Discover one of the oldest forms of writing in history! A fun, hands-on workshop! Teens (entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Wed. July 23, 2008. 4 pm. The Art of Papermaking w/ Peggy Hasegawa. Peggy's popular workshop takes participants back 2000 years to China. Come form beautiful sheets of paper from common materials such as plants, cotton fiber, or recycled pulp. Materials provided. Teens (entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Monday July 14, 2008. 4:00-5:30pm. Special Teen Council Session. Come review my upcoming order sheet for YA books, music, and DVDs. I need your help and will feed you!
Sat. July 12, 2008. 1:00-2:30 pm. Design Your Travel Poster Contest Workshop. This summer, in conjunction w/ Passport to Reading, the library sponsors a citywide travel poster design contest w/ cash prizes. Two posters from the Palisades Branch will be nominated to compete in the final round. Come to this workshop & work on your poster! Materials will be provided, but be creative and bring ideas and materials of your own, as well. Teens (entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Wed. June 25, 2008. 4 pm. Invention Workshop w/ Susan Casey. Are you a budding teen inventor? In a fun, interactive session, learn how teen inventions have been patented, trademarked & sold in stores. Brainstorm w/ other audience members and find out about national teen inventor's contests. Teens(entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Kick Off to Teen Summer Reading Program: Featuring 2 events in 1 day!
Sat. June 14, 2008. 1-2 pm. Mehndi (Henna) Body Tattoos w/ Russell Chan. One of the most popular teen programs in the city! Russell Chan presents an historical overview of henna tattoos & applies the henna paste designs to members of the audience. (Note: the paste is applied harmlessly to skin and lasts from a week to a month). Teens (entering Grade 6-12) Only.
Sat. June 14, 2008. 2:15 pm Special Screening of an Adventure Classic. Directly following the Henna Tattoo workshop. Come enjoy one of the best adventure classics that takes you to mysterious, far away places. Free candy and drinks will be provided. All are Welcome.
Wed, April 30, 2008. 4 PM
The Secrets of Handwriting Analysis
Young Adults (Grades 6-12) Only.
Did you know that your own handwriting reveals many details about who you are? Join Gloria Peach in a fun “hands-on” program about the science of handwriting analysis—and make sure to bring a pen!
Washington resident Gloria Peach was certified by the International Graphoanalysis Society in 1974 and later studied the advanced course to become a certified Master Graphoanalyst. She has consulted for many large and small businesses. Check out her website: http://www.analyzinghandwriting.com
Wed. February 27, 2008. 4 PM
Golden Apple Yo-Yo Corps
For Young Adults Only-Grades 6-12
The world-famous prize-winning yo-yo team from Golden Apple Comics is making a tour stop at the Palisades Branch Library. Learn about the short, but sweet history of the sport and be spellbound with advanced yo-yo trickery.
2007 Programs:
Young Adult Beaded Jewelry Workshop w/ Danli “Imani” Bayne. Wed, Nov. 28, 2007. 4 PM
Create your own necklaces and bracelets using colorful beads, wires, strings, clasps etc. in one of the city’s most popular craft programs.
Danli “Imani” Bayne is an experienced craft person and artisan, specializing in metalsmithing and handcrafted jewelry. She has been a workshop artist in numerous festivals and programs, including KTLA’s Kids Day LA Festival, Manhattan Beach Arts Festival, and the LA Cultural Affairs Department-sponsored program Sunday Open Sunday. NOTE: Young Adults (Grades 6-12) Only. Because materials are included, this workshop can accommodate only 25 people, so the first 25 to arrive get to stay.
Palisades Branch Library Presents: Halloween Matinee Madness-Featuring Abbott & Costello. Saturday, Oct. 27, 2007. 2 PM
Come view an unprecedented Halloween matinee along with various other spooky shorts. We dare you to wear a costume and enter the costume competition for prizes. Suggested Age Range: 9-up
Free Admission. Free Candy. Free Drinks.
I Just Saw a UFO…or Did I? The Secrets of Critical Thinking w/ James Underdown.
Wed, Oct. 24. 4pm. For Young Adults Only: Grades 6-12
How do we know something is true or not? Is eyewitness testimony reliable? Join James Underdown, Executive Director of the Center for Inquiry-West, in an interactive program filled w/ optical illusions & unexpected surprises that display the many ways we can be fooled.
James Underdown has appeared on Oprah, Hannity and Colmes, the Sci-Fi Channel’s Proof Positive, & the History Channel’s History’s Mysteries. He has also written for the Skeptical Inquirer and Free Inquiry & is group leader of the Independent Investigations Group, which investigates allegations of paranormal ability and supernatural claims.
Beckie Weinheimer, Author of Converting Kate.
Wednesday, Oct. 3, at 4 PM
Former Palisadian Beckie Weinheimer discusses the writing/publishing process in an interactive one-hour program. Weinheimer’s well-reviewed Young Adult novel, Converting Kate, features 16 yr. old Kate’s struggle with a religion that influences everything in her life from her homeschooling to her unfashionable handmade clothes.
Design Classic Animation Characters w/ Max Espinoza and Ruben Gerard.
Wed. Sept. 26, 2007. 4 pm.
Learn classic step-by-step approaches to creating fully developed cartoon characters, such as Fred Flintstone, Tweety Bird, the Tasmanian Devil, and Max and Ruben’s own superhero Ally. The session also includes flip-book design.
Max Espinoza and Ruben Gerard are co-creators and publishers of ALLY and LAVA comic books. They conduct comic & animation workshops throughout LA.
Style-out Your Bookbag Contest Workshop w/ Alicia Hankes, Artist & Fashion Stylist.
Wed. July 25, 2007. 4pm.
Only members of the Teen Reading Club 2007 (Design Your Future) receive free plain bookbags to style-out and enter in LA Public Library’s city-wide “Decorate your Bookbag Contest.” Winners receive cash prizes! At the Palisades Branch, join Fashion Stylist Alicia Hankes in a cool decorating session. Bring your LAPL-issued bag. We’ll supply the art materials! Alicia Hankes’ fashion work is featured in Vanity Fair, Harper’s Bazaar, Details, & Time Magazine.
A Samurai Saturday Matinee.
(For Adults and Young Adults...)
Sat. July 14, 2007
2 P.M.
Featuring a demonstration of Samurai culture and swordsmanship by Samurai Expert Jeffrey Vanderbyl.
Fast and Furious! Come design and build your very own Fighter Jet, Eagle or Dragonfly.
Wed. June 27, 2007. 4pm.
For Young Adults only, Grades 6-12.
Explore speed, velocity, pressure forces, & Newton's Laws ofMotion by designing, building, and test-flying models ofbirds, bats, insects and airplanes. Then conductexperiments to calculate the speed of your model and thelift forces acting on it. Featuring Tara Chklovski, PhDcandidate at USC's Aerospace Engineering Department &President/CEO of IridescentLearning.org.
Gail Meyer on: Navigating College Admissions: An Overview of the Application Process and Standardized Testing Options
Thurs. May 17th, 2007. 6:30 pm.
As college admissions become more competitive, families feel stress and anxiety about finding a college that will be an appropriate match for their child. This presentation will review the many facets of the college application process. With proper planning, an early start and a realistic, practical approach, applying to college can be a productive and positive experience.
Speakers: Gail Meyer, MSW, CEP, Educational Consultant.
Jonathan Lotz, M.A., President and Founder of Cardinal Academics.
The Fundamentals Of Comedy Improvisation w/ Todd Johnson.
Wednesday, April 25, 2007, at 4 PM.
Learn the basics of classic improvisation through team games and exercises. Techniques based on various improv classes taught worldwide. Bring lots of energy!
Todd Johnson is an actor and producer living in the Los Angeles area. He has over 25 years of acting experience on the stage and screen with numerous credits to his name.
For Young Adults Grades 6-12
Cy Tymony’s Sneaky Uses For Everyday Things
Wednesday, March 21, 2007, at 4 PM
Scientist & author Cy Tymony is a real-life MacGyver who will demonstrate and sign his “Sneaky Uses” books. See how ordinary objects can be used in extraordinary ways, including: turning milk into a plastic ring that detects counterfeit money, hiding a survival kit inside a watch, transforming bookmarks into boomerangs, and fashioning your own 007 Gadget Jacket. Recommended by the National Science Teacher's Association.
For Young Adults Grades 5-12
2006 Programs:
ASTRONOMER SPACE E. TRACY’S SOLAR SYSTEM UPDATE
Wed. August 9. 4 pm. 2006
Can humans live on Mars? Is Pluto still considered a Planet? How many planets, besides Saturn, have rings? The peerless Space E. Tracy will answer these questions in a fun-filled indoor astronomy program with demonstrations, guided activities and lots of comedy! Tracy is NASA-award-winning lecturer-historian-archivist and a faithful telescope operator at Mt. Wilson Observatory. An Asteroid was recently named after her by the International Astronomical Union for her work in astronomy education!
ANIMATION: THE POWER OF THE PENCIL
Monday, July 24. 4 p.m. 2006
Gary Perkovac’s storied career spans 20 years and 12 films as an animator for Disney, DreamWorks and Don Bluth Productions. In this multi-media enhanced program, Gary discusses the skilled artistry of classical animation and the many stages of animated character design. Audience members will walk away with surprising insights that will deepen their appreciation of what they see on the screen.
MAGIC and ILLUSIONS
Wed. July 19. 4 p.m. 2006
Renowned Magician Allen Oshiro hails from Hollywood’s world-famous Magic Castle. If you dare, come witness his enchanting magical act involving birds, rabbits and strange levitations.
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