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Colors run the showWELLS INTRODUCES NEW ART WORKS BY JUNKO ONO ROTHWELL

BY EMILY WAGNER

he Wells Gallery at Te SanctuaryResort is featuring new worksby artist Junko Ono Rothwell

in August and September. Rothwellreceived her art degree from OkayamaUniversity in Japan; soon after she cameto the United States to attend art classes atCornell University. Rothwell, original lya pastel artist, is a native of Japan, andnow lives and works in Atlanta, Georgia.Rothwell routinely vacations on Kiawahand Folly Beach, and her most recent

trip to the Lowcountry has provided themuse for her showing at the Wells Gal lery.Tese landscape paintings still reect theartists cultural heritage most notablyin her use of space and shape whichechoes Eastern art, yet her color palette isstrongly inuenced by her American artexperience. She uses bold bright colors incontrast to the more delicate tones oftenassociated with Asian art. She is a masterat capturing changing color and light asshe paints en plein air.

When I was an art student in Japan,I used darker colors. But after I moved tothe U.S., I often went to museums whereI learned to use brighter colors,Rothwell

said. Rothwell uses color to bring outthe mood, movement, and energy of herworks. Rothwell said, I do not block eachcolor, but try to ow colors over the entirepaper to create the feeling of movement.Color brings each painting to life. I amalways impressed at how the sun lightsup the marsh and changes its colors andmoods at dierent times of day and duringdierent seasons of the year. Weatherpatterns also dramatically change the lookof a marsh. In summer, I always love topaint big white clouds oating over thedistant marsh. And in November, themarsh glows with a lovely yellow-orangecast. It is for a marsh scene that Rothwell

is best known on Kiawah a large colorfulmarsh owned by the Sanctuary Resortbrightens their east wing and draws inlocals and visitors alike.

Rothwells work has appeared in Bestof Pastel (Rockport Publishers, 1996),Portrait Inspirations (Rockport Publishers,1997), Te Best of Sketching and Drawing(Quarry Books, 1999) and Pure Color(Northlight Books, 2006). She was one offour artists featured in the UnforgettableLandscapes: Dierent Approaches toLight and exture article in Te Pastel Journal (May/June, 2000). Rothwell alsoillustrated a childrens book in Japanese:

M. McLaughlin, Minna no koe ga kikoeru

( B u n g e i s h a ,2002).

Rothwell is arenowned pleinair landscapepainter; asM a d l y n - A n nC. Woolwichof the PastelJournal said, shecarefully makesstrokes in private

PAINTINGS BY JUNKO ONO ROTHWELL

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For over 25 years, the Seabrook Islandcommunity, with the support of fansand businesses in the Low Country,

has held one of the most popular tennistournaments in all the South. It attractsover 250 players in age groups starting at35 years-old and older. (Yes, there is anover-80s category.) Te tournament hasbrought in some of the highest rankedamateurs in the United States includingCharlestons own Diane Fishburne,Susie Peier and Brenda Carter. Otherlocals have had a good deal of success.Recreational players like Margo Heyd andHutchie Cummin have been nalists in

womens 70 doubles, while Joan Johnsonand Linda Saver won the womens 65s.Linda Leer and Abbie Dickenson mettwo of the Souths top-ranked players,Betsy McCall and Brenda Carter, in the

womens 60s championship. MaureenOBerg has collected a number singles

titles, as has Ron Gro. Andrea andHarvey Hines have had wins in bothmixed doubles and singles competition.

And the list goes on. Low country playersare welcome to enter!

Known locally as Te Fleming, theevent is named after the late Alan Fleming,a long-time resident and tennis player, andfather of Peter Fleming who won doubleschampionships at Wimbledon and the

US Open. Tis years event runs October

6-9, beginning early in the morning andthroughout most of the day. Spectatorsare welcome no ticket required.

ennis is fun; supporting one ofCharlestons most deserving charitiesis even better. For over 20 years, TeFleming has raised money for theHospice of Charleston Foundation.Last year $37,500 went to support theinvaluable work of those angels who

provide compassionate end-of-life care to

families throughout the Low Country.

So folks here in the Charleston areahave a chance to enjoy the South Carolinasunshine (bring a parasol) while watchingrst-rate tennis from among over 400dierent matches, and enjoy the gentleand lovely atmosphere on Seabrook Island all while munching a lunch you canpurchase at the newly renovated ennisCenter, located just inside the Seabrook

gate. Just tell the gate personnel youre

there to play or to watch the tennis. Itsfree park and there is no admission fee to

watch the matches.

Te deadline for entering thetournament is Tursday, Sept. 29th.For further information visit www.discoverseabrook.com and click on TeClub, then on ennis and then AlanFleming ournament. Or call KatyBethune at the ennis Club: 768-7543.

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Johns Island Regional Library3531 Maybank Highway, 559-1945Hours:Monday Tursday: 10 a.m. 8 p.m.Friday & Saturday: 10 a.m. 6 p.m.Play with Dad: Enormous Sea Animals(all ages)Saturday, August 20 at 11 a.m.Come and have an adventure with theseenormous animals of the sea.Club Anime! (ages 12-19)

Saturday, August 20 from 4 - 5:30 p.m.It is time to go back to school! ocelebrate the new school year, we will viewyour choice of Best Student Council, DokiDoki School Hours, Shue, or AzumangaDaioh.

Afternoon Caf (grades 6-12)uesday, August 23 from 4:30 6:30 p.m.Our second Caf of the month will featuremore of the same: a variety of boardgames, including Monopoly, Jenga, Clue,Uno, Chess, and Checkers. Popcorn andother refreshments will be provided.

Round able Discussions withCouncilwoman Johnson (adults)Wednesday, August 24 at 12:30 p.m.Councilwoman Anna Johnson ofCharleston County District 8 wantsto discuss your concerns and issues.Tis month the program will focuson the Countys Community ServicesDepartment for grant opportunitiessuch as water, sewer and housing. Allare welcome to attend. Each month adierent speaker will be invited to addresstopics of interest expressed by you.

PLAY: Concept Spotlight: Numbers (allages)Tursday, August 25 at 6:30 p.m.How high can you count? If you cometo this storytime, you will learn all aboutnumbers.Book Explorers Preschool Book Club (upto six years old)Friday, August 26 at 10:30 a.m.Each month the Book Explorers read abook and do activities to go along withthe book. T is is a fun way to build those

Early Literacy Skills!

Play with Dad: rucks! rucks! rucks!(all ages)Saturday, August 27 at 11 a.m.Its time to rev up those engines for arollin good time!

YA Movie ime: Soul Surfer (grades6-12) uesday, August 30 from 4:30 6:30 p.m. Tis is the inspiring true story ofteen surfer Bethany Hamilton who lost herleft arm in a shark attack and courageouslyovercame all odds to become a championagain, through her sheer determinationand unwavering faith. R ated PG, 106minutes.

PLAY: Your Library and You! (all ages)Tursday, September 1 at 6:30 p.m.September is Library Card Sign-UpMonth. Celebrate with us and enjoystories about books and libraries.

PLAY with Dad: Are you chicken?! (allages) Saturday, September 3 at 11 a.m

Come and enjoy some funny andadventurous stories with some chickens.

Childrens Movie: Kung Fu Panda (allages) Saturday, September 3 at 2 p.m.Po is a panda that works in a noodle shopand is also a huge fan of Kung Fu. Hehaphazardly nds himself being chosenas the Dragon Warrior despite the factthat he is obese and a complete novice atmartial arts. Rated PG; 92 minutes.

Afternoon Caf (grades 6-12)uesday, September 6 from 4:30 6:30p.m. Tis months Caf will featurea variety of board games, includingMonopoly, Jenga, Clue, Uno, Chess, andCheckers. Popcorn and other refreshmentswill be provided.

PLAY: Fall Hat Month (all ages)Tursday, September 8 at 6:30 p.m.If you like hats and if Fall is your favoriteseason, you are in luck. Join us for storiesabout both.

RIDAY, AUGUST 19

usic on the Greenn us for a free l ive concert on the Green from0 to 9:00 p.m. Friday evening, featuring Oceanive Party Band! Sponsored by Te own ofawah. Tis talented group of musicians feature

sounds of a saxophone, trumpet, keyboards,an piano, congas, bass guitar, two guitarkers and four vocalists. Playing oldies, Carolina

ach and shag, R&B, classic rock, funk, soul,untry, doo-wop, ODPB is sure to keep the crowdncing. Admission is free!

CA Instructor Certication Courses: L-2nd Up Paddleboard (SUP) Instructorrtication Workshops workshop (IDW) with the certication examE) is for the ACAs L-2 Basic SUP Ins tructor.s certication is for those teaching students inas with mild winds and modest tidal currents.mphasizes safety, eciency, and self-reliance forse traveling by SUP in controlled conditions.

r more information, visit: www.americancanoe.. 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m. Meets at: James Islandunty Park A ge: 18 & up. Fee: $300/$275 CCRscount.

ATURDAY, AUGUST 20

lly Pier Fishing ournamently Beach Fishing Pierme join us for great shing at the Folly Beachhing Pier, the second largest pier on the Eastast! New this season: online registrationvailable, but will end Augu st 18. On-siteistration is available August 20 beginning at0 a.m. ournament ends at 4:00 p.m. and

prizes are awarded at 4:15. Prizes are awarded forthe largest catch in the King Mackerel categoryand the three largest catches in the Big Fishcategory. For details, call the Folly Beach FishingPier at (843) 588-3474. Ages 3 & up. A n adultchaperone is required for participants ages 15 andunder. ournament held rain or sh ine. Fee: $12/$9CCR Discount and $7 ages 3 -12 CCR & NCR;$14/$12 CCR Discount (King Mackerel). 6 a.m. 4 p.m.

Reggae Concert Series: Jah WorksJames Island County ParkJames Island County Park comes alive with thesounds of the islands! Enjoy traditional rootsreggae with a new school attitude in a beautifuloutdoor setting. Bring a chair or blanket androck the night away to live music by Jah Works!Food, beverages, and souvenirs will be availablefor purchase. Outside alcohol and coolers areprohibited. No advance tickets will be sold. Gatesopen at 7:30 p.m.; music begins at 8:30 p.m. Fee:$8 or 5 Greenbax/Free: Gold Pass Holders & ages12 & under. 7:30 11 p.m.

Kayak the Surf Zone: Beginner Short Boat SurfKayaking

Well provide whitewater and sit-on-top kayaks,and will show you how to catchwaves in the surf zone.11:00a.m.-3:00 p.m. Meets at:CCPRC HeadquartersAge: 16 & up. Fee: $36/$30CCR Discount

SUNDAY, AUGUST 21

Sea Kayak Instructional Classes:

ACA Introduction to Kayaking - Level 1Let our ACA-certied instructors help you learna new skill comfortably and enjoyably. Using avariety of boats, this entry-level course teaches youbasic strokes and skills to have fun on the water!1:00 -5:00 p.m. Meets at: James Island CountyPark. Age: 16 & up. Fee: $36/$30 CCR Discount.

TUESDAY, AUGUST 23

RockIt Science Clinics: Physical raining forRock ClimbingWe will teach you some essential exercises andstretches to help you maximize and improve yourclimbing. Register ahead of time to reserve yourspot or you may sign up the d ay of the clinic. 6:00p.m.-8:00 p.m. Meets at: James Island CountyPark. Age: 14 & up. Fee: $12/$10 CCR Discount.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 24

After School Adventures: After School PaddleCome paddle with us after school! Well spendsome time reviewing and learning basic canoe andkayak strokes; then well play some fun paddlinggames! 3:30 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Meets at: PalmettoIslands County Park. Age: 6 -12. Fee: $12/$10CCR Discount.

Starlight CinemaCome out for a free outdoor movie Wednesdayevening featuring Apollo 13. Based on the truestory of the ill-fated 13th Apollo mission bound forthe moon. Astronauts Lovell, Haise and Swigertwere scheduled to y Apollo 14, but are moved upto 13. Its 1970, and America have already achievedtheir lunar landing goal, so theres little interest inthis routine ight, until that is, things go verywrong, and prospects of a safe return fade. RatedPG, 140 minutes. Te show starts at 8:30 p.m.,and dont forget your chair or blanket!

THURSDAY, AUGUST 25

Yappy Hour at James Island County ParkTe Dog Park at James Island County ParkJoin us with your dog af ter work at the dog parkat James Island County Park! Enjoy live music,beverages and meeting other local dog owners.Outside alcohol and coolers are prohibited. Freewith regular park gate admission. 5 8 p.m.

FRIDAY, AUGUST 26

Music on the GreenCome out to the Village on Friday for a free liveconcert featuring ravis Allison Band. Sponsoredby Te own of Kiawah. Te bands soulful three-

part vocal harmonies, piano, organ, electricand acoustic guitars, harmonica, drums andbass fuse to create a live Americana rock nroll show with a variety of original materialand cover tunes. From 6-9 p.m. Admission isfree!

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 31

Starlight CinemaJoin us for a free outdoor movie as we wrapup our summer Starlight Cinema series withField of Dreams! Iowa farmer Ray Kinsellahears a voice in his corn eld tell him, Ifyou build it, he will come. He interprets thismessage as an instruction to build a baseballeld on his farm, upon which appear theghosts of Shoeless Joe Jackson and the otherseven Chicago White Sox players bannedfrom the game for throwing t he 1919 WorldSeries. When the voices continue, Ray seeks outa reclusive author to help him understand themeaning of the messages and the purpose for hiseld. Rated PG, 107 minutes. Te show starts at8:30 p.m., and dont forget your beach chair orblanket!

FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2,

Music on the GreenJoin us for the nal concert of the Music on theGreen summer series with a perfomance by TeDavid Archer Band! Sponsored by Te own ofKiawah. performing R&B, Motown and otherdance music with a female vocalist. From 6-9 p.m.Admission is free!

Moonlight MixerFolly Beach Fishing PierDance the night away under thestars and in the ocean breezeat the Folly Beach FishingPier. DJ Jim Bowers of 1340Te Boardwalk will play all ofthe hottest oldies and beach

music classics. Beverages, food, and snacks wbe available for purchase. ickets are limited,advance purchase is recommended. No refunor exchanges. ickets: $10/$8 CCR (CharlestCounty Resident) Discount/$10 on-site if stillavailable. 7 11 p.m.

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 04

5th Annual Lowcountry Wine & Beer FestBarrier Islands Free Medical Clinic, Inc. willhost the 5th Annual Lowcountry Wine and BFestival from 4:00 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. on TVillage Green. Guests will enjoy an array offabulous wines from around the world, delicilowcountry cuisine from Heges Restaurant, ane craft beers.

SAURDAY, AUGUS 27Seabrook community yard sale

Last years yard sale was such a success; we thought we should do it again.

Join us for a community yard sale in the town hall parking lot from 8:00

am - 12:00 p.m. Tis yard sa le will be open to the public, but sign-ups to s

are for property owners only. Please reserve your spot (no cost to participa

in the yard sale) today. We ask that you sign up by thursday, august 25 by

stopping by the lake house, ca lling 725-1580 Or e-mailing us at lakehouse @

sipoa.Org. Happy selling!

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On Wednesday, September 14th, the exclusive Briars Creek course on JohnsIsland will serve as the site for the 16th annual Sea Island Habitat for HumanityGolf Benet. Te golf benet has been one of the most important fundraising

events for the aliate, and this years goal will to be fund an entire house for an areafamily in needa $60,000 goal!

Tere is such a great need for aordable housing in our area, says Molly Coey,Advancement & Communications Manager for SIHH. It is through events such asthe golf benet that we are able to help ra ise the much needed funds for our projects andhelp more local families in need.

All proceeds from this years event will go towards building a safe, aordable andenergy-ecient home for a local family. Since 2008, Sea Island Habitat has beenbuilding all homes to meet Energy Star and EarthCraft cer tication levels and has built291 homes in the area since its sta rt in 1978.

As an aordable housing provider, we want to ensure that our houses are notonly priced reasonably, but are socially and environmentally responsible, said Steve

Yeomans, Construction Manager for SIHH. By making our homes sustainable, we arenot only helping to reduce our ecological footprint, but we are making the maintenanceof our homes more aordable for our homeowners in the long run.

In addition to the days round at Briars, the popular and fun event will also featurea hole-in-one challenge, putting contest, Beat the Pro hole, and other contests thoughtthe day. Each player will receive a convertible Vantage wind shirt along with a boxed

lunch from Newton Farms and a dinner reception after the days round as part of theirentry fee.

Sponsorship opportunities are still available and individual non-sponsor tickets are $375per person. Tis event has sold out EVERY year so make sure you register early and helpSea Island Habitat build a house with a gol club. For more inormation on the event orto register, please contact Molly Cofey at 843-768-0998 or via email at [email protected].

Habitat for HumanityBUILDS A HOUSE WITH A GOLF CLUB

BY MOLLY COFFEY

According to Safe Kids, USA, motor vehicle crashes isthe leading cause of death to children between theages of 3 14. Astonishingly, for every fatality, 18

children require hospitalization and more than 400 receivesome type of medical treatment.

Whether it is a child seat, a booster seat, or the use ofseat belts, all 50 states have some type of motor vehiclechild restraint law. It does not matter how good the restraintsystem is or the laws, the restra int system must be used properlyto be eective. Properly installed/used child restraint systemsreduce fatal injures by 72% for infants, 54% for toddlers, andolder children are 28% less likely to receive a fatal injury while using a proper restraintsystem than using seat belts alone. It has been estimated that 73% of the child restraintsystems installed have at least one critical installation component installed improperly,such as a loose safety belt, or loose harness straps (baby seats). Te rear seat of thevehicle is the best location for any child safety seat.

Te St. Johns Fire District, along with other area re departments, and in conjunctionwith Safe Kids rident Area is hosting a Seat echnician Certication course in Augustand September. Tis certication course is only available to the area re servicepersonnel, but each course cumulates with a safety seat check station that is open to thepublic. Personnel certied in the course will be available to install a new child safetyrestraint device and inspect one that has been previously installed. Te course will alsoallow certied technicians to conduct an installation or inspection at re stations in thesurrounding areas.

Te rst safety seat inspection station will be held at St. Johns Fire Station 1 at 3327Maybank Highway on August 25th from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. Te location of thecheck station will be at Roper St. Francis Hospital in West Ashley on in September 10from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.

o nd out more about the Sae Kids program, check them on line at www.saekids.org.Inormation provided by Sae Kids rident Area. Submitted by Captain James . Ghi, FirePrevention Specialist, St. Johns Fire and Rescue.

Whats HotCHILD SAFETY SEATS

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Nature CalenderFor more details and reservations for following activities, including times for Nature Tours, for all of these activities,

please visit www.kiawahrecreation.com or call the Heron Park Nature Center at 768-6001.

FRIDAY, August 19th

Nature Tours, Fishing Trips andMotorboat Excursions available daily.

Times are tide dependant.

Kamp Kiawah: I Spy, Ages 3-11,

8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.Kamp Kiawah: Mission Impossible, Ages3-11, 8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.

Messes & Masterpieces at Turtles NestKamp Kiawah KNO: Sanctuary Splash

Bash, Ages 5-11, 6p.m. 9p.m.

sAtuRDAY, August 20th

Nature Tours, Fishing Trips and

Motorboat Excursions available daily.Times are tide dependant.

Pickup Games: Soccer: 6p.m. 7p.m.

suNDAY, August 21st


Motorboat Excursions available daily.Times are tide dependant.Pickup Games: Basketball: 6p.m. 7p.m.

Sunday Sundaes with Rick Hubbard:6:30p.m. 8:30p.m.

Teen Night: Laser Tag: 9p.m. 10:30p.m.

MONDAY, August 22ND



Turtle Tracks: 8:30a.m. 5p.m.

Glass Fusing 101: 9:30a.m. 11a.m.Yoga for Kids: 10a.m. 10:45a.m.

Turtles Nest Art Studio: 11a.m. 3p.m.Pickup Games: Volleyball: 6p.m. 7p.m.

Oyster Roast River Cruise: 6:15p.m.,7p.m., 7:45p.m.

tuEsDAY, August 23RD


Times are tide dependant.

Kamp Kiawah: Superhero Summit, Age3 & 4, 8:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

Ladies Night Out: 5p.m. 7p.m.

WEDNEsDAY, August 24th



Glass Fusing: 9:30a.m. 11a.m.Yoga for Kids: 10a.m. 10:45a.m.

thuRsDAY, August 25th


Times are tide dependant.Story Time: 10:30a.m. 10:50a.m.

Turtles Nest Art Studio: 11a.m. 3p.m.

Just for Teens at Turtles Nest Art Studio,3:30p.m. 5p.m.

FRIDAY, August 26th


Times are tide dependant.Kamp Kiawah: Mission Impossible, Ages

3-11, 8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.

Island Luau Night at Night Heron Grill:6p.m. 9p.m.

Teen Night: Club Kiawah: 9:30p.m.

11p.m.

sAtuRDAY, August 27th*Nature Tours, Fishing Trips and


Pickup Games: Soccer: 6p.m. 7p.m.

suNDAY, August 28th

*Nature Tours, Fishing Trips and


Pickup Games: Basketball: 6p.m. 7p.m.Sunday Sundaes with Rick Hubbard:

6:30p.m. 8:30p.m.

MONDAY, August 29th


Motorboat Excursions available daily.

Times are tide dependant.Turtle Tracks: 8:30a.m. 5p.m.

Glass Fusing 101: 9:30a.m. 11a.m.Turtles Nest Art Studio: 11a.m. 3p.m.

Pickup Games: Volleyball: 6p.m. 7p.m.Oyster Roast River Cruise: 6:15p.m.,

7p.m., 7:45p.m.

tuEsDAY, August 30th



Kamp Kiawah: Superhero Summit, Age

3 & 4, 8:30a.m.-12:30p.m.Kamp Kiawah: Sports-a-palooza, Ages

5-11, 8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.Kids Glass Fusing: 10a.m. 10:45a.m.

Turtles Nest Art Studio: 11a.m. 3p.m.Kamp Kiawah: H2OhhhhYeah!, Ages

3-11, 1p.m. 4p.m.Pool Games: Splish Splash: 2p.m.

3p.m.

Woodburning Class: 3:30p.m. 5p.m.Tye Dye: 4:30p.m. 5:30p.m.

Ladies Night Out: 5p.m. 7p.m.Pickup Games: Basketball: 6p.m. 7p.m.

Bingo & Floats: 6p.m. 6:45p.m.e Big Game Show: 7p.m. 8:15p.m.

Scenic Cinema: e Sorcerers

Apprentice, PG, 109 Minutes

WEDNEsDAY, August 31st



Kamp Kiawah: Pirates & Princesses,Ages 3 & 4. 8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.

Kamp Kiawah: Pirate Trails & Tides,Ages 5-11. 8:30a.m.-12:30p.m.

Professional Oil Painting Instruction:9a.m. 12p.m.

Glass Fusing: 9:30a.m. 11a.m.

Yoga for Kids: 10a.m. 10:45a.m.Turtles Nest Art Studio: 11a.m. 3p.m.

Kamp Kiawah: Block Party, Ages 3-11,8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.

Glass Fusing 101: 3:30p.m. 5p.m.

Suncatchers: 4:30p.m. 5:30p.m.Pickup Games: Soccer: 6p.m. 7p.m.

Kiawah Sundown Festival: 6:30p.m.

9p.m.

thuRsDAY, sEptEMbER 1st*Nature Tours, Fishing Trips and


Kamp Kiawah: Lil Chompers, Ages 3 &4, 8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.

Kamp Kiawah: Scales & Tails, Ages 5-11,8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.

Knitting Class: 10a.m. 11a.m.Story Time: 10:30a.m. 10:50a.m.

Turtles Nest Art Studio: 11a.m. 3p.m.

Kamp Kiawah: Ice Age, Ages 3-11, 1p.m. 4p.m.

Pool Games: Just One Minute, 2p.m. 3p.m.

Just for Teens at Turtles Nest Art Studio,3:30p.m. 5p.m.

Stepping Stones: 4:30p.m. 5:30p.m.Soccer Demo & Fun Games: 5:30p.m.

6:30p.m.

Pickup Games: Basketball: 6p.m. 7p.m.Kamp Kiawah KNO: Kiawah Karnival,

Ages 5-11, 6p.m. 9p.m.

FRIDAY, sEptEMbER 2ND

*Nature Tours, Fishing Trips andMotorboat Excursions available daily.

Times are tide dependant.Kamp Kiawah: I Spy, Ages 3-11,

8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.

Kamp Kiawah: Mission Impossible, Ages3-11, 8:30a.m. 12:30p.m.

Messes & Masterpieces at Turtles Nest

Art Studio: 9:30a.m. 11a.m.Turtles Nest Art Studio: 11a.m. 3p.m.

Woodburning Class: 3:30p.m. 5p.m.

Tye Dye: 4:30p.m. 5:30p.m.Kamp Kiawah KNO: Sanctuary Splash

Bash, Ages 5-11, 6p.m. 9p.m.Pickup Games: Volleyball: 6p.m. 7p.m.

sAtuRDAY, sEptEMbER 3RD


Times are tide dependant.Kamp Kiawah: Sports-A-Palooza:

8:30a.m. 12:30p.m., Ages 3-11Pickup Games: Soccer: 6p.m. 7p.m.

Kamp Kiawah KNO: Kiawah Kampout:

5p.m. 8p.m., Ages 5-11

suNDAY, sEptEMbER 4th



Kamp Kiawah: Pirate Trails & Tides.8:30a.m. 12:30p.m., Ages 3-11

Pickup Games: Basketball: 6p.m. 7p.m.Sunday Sundaes with Rick Hubbard:

6:30p.m. 8:30p.m.

Kamp Kiawah: KNO: Sanctuary SplashBash: 5p.m. 8p.m., Ages 5-11

MONDAY, sEptEMbER 5th


Times are tide dependant.Turtle Tracks: 8:30a.m. 5p.m.

Pickup Games: Volleyball: 6p.m. 7p.m.

6:05AM/6:36PM

6:45AM/7:23PM

7:29M/8:16PM

8:20AM/ 9:15PM

9:16AM/10:16PM

10:16AM/11:14PM

11:15AM12:08AM/12:12PM

12:58AM/1:07PM

1:46AM/2:00PM

2:33AM /2:53PM

3:20AM/3:45PM

4:07AM/4:38PM

4:55AM/5:33PM

Date High Tide Low Tide

Hurricanes, storms, etc., are NOT included in the predictions.Tidal current direction changes and tide time predictions can bevery dierent. Tide predictions are PREDICTIONS; they can be

wrong so use common sense. Source: saltwatertides.com

12:06AM/12:28PM

12:46AM/1:12PM

1:30AM/2:01PM

2:20AM/2:56PM

3:16AM/3:54PM

4:15AM/4:52PM

5:14AM/5:48PM6:10AM/6:41PM

7:05AM/7:31PM

7:57AM/8:20PM

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blatantly bright and sometimes explosive landscape colors. Tere is no attempt totone down the color, for that is the way she perceives the scene, and want to present itin all its radiance. Te boldness of her vision helps her create vibrant, visual scenes ofnature.

Another artist featuring new works is Rick Reinert, a Charleston artist, is once againpartnering with the Wells Gallery at Te Sanctuary Resort, on a new show of works.Tis dual show featuring works by Reinert and Atlanta based ar tist Junko Ono Rothwell,focuses on representations of the Lowcountry one of Reinerts favorite inspirations.Rick Reinerts formal art training took place at Western Kentucky University in the

1970s which gave way to independent study resulting in various one-man shows in the1980s including those in Germany and oronto, Canada which featured his large, boldexpressionistic work.

Rick renewed his commitment to painting a number of years ago and since, his work has reected both his passion for expressing light and shadow in nature andsurroundings while striving for purity in color and brushstroke. Reinert has achieveda unique and distinctive painting style because of constant self-teaching and study.Recently, his painting Ships of the Heartland was a top 100 winner in the 2008Paint American competition and he has been chosen as a featured artist in the GadsdenMuseum of Art Southeastern Plein Air Festival in Gadsden, Alabama. His work hasbeen included in Oil Painters of America 2008 National Exhibition, of which heis also an associate member along with the American Impressionist Society. Reinerthas been featured twice in American Art collector Magazine and the February 2009edition of Sunshine Artist featured him as their cover story. He has won Best ofShow and numerous place awards for his artwork which hangs in private and corporatecollections in the most U.S. States, Europe, Canada, South America and Asia.

Nature and sunlight have provided me with the ultimate reference library. I believethat it is possible to study painting for a lifetime and never have to venture more thanone square mile for constant challenges and a wealth of subject matter. Every day oersunique and exciting opportunities for the artist who follows the light, says Reinert.

Reinerts work is bold and his contemporary impressionistic style has made forinteresting and unique images of Kiawah and the Lowcountry.

Admission to the art show is free. for more information call 576-1290. Te OpeningShow is August 19 from 5-8:00pm. Rothwell and Reinert will both be in attendance.

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