The 2009-2010 Season
Out
of the Mist…A Dragon!
Thu, Oct 8, 9:00 am, 11:00 am, 12:30 pm
Performed by the Wood and Strings Puppet Theatre of Nashville. Tale for all ages of love, magic, adventure and travel. First Dixie school show of the season. Teachers need to reserve their space early. $3/each. There will also be a teacher workshop that afternoon from 4-6. Space is limited. Cost is $30/teacher. Sponsored by Ruston Kiwanis Club.
First Annual Dixie Christmas Gift! Do you need that last minute Christmas Gift? Or the perfect hostess gift? Or just a little something extra for the stocking? Want to send a little piece of Ruston memorabilia to a friend? Well, the Dixie has the perfect solution! Ruston's own "Rustiques Architectural Antiques" has designed limited edition drink coasters cut from the centers of antique reclaimed bricks from area demolition sites, cleaned, with cork backing. The front is stamped with the Dixie Center for the Arts, the Dixie star and 2009. They are sold in sets of 4 tied up with leather straps from Hart Associates. All for only $20. Each coaster is 100% unique and can be a great center of conversation. And they will fit in the US Postal Service flat rate small box and can be shipped anywhere in US for $4.80 Priority Mail. Proceeds from the sale of these unique gifts will benefit the Dixie Center for the Arts. Please come by and purchase this great gift soon. Please come by and purchase this great limited edition gift soon for $20. |
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Jeff Robinson of Rustiques and Marlen Waters, Exec. Director Dixie Center for the Arts, look over the 1st Annual Dixie Christmas Gift, a set of 4 handmade brick coasters. The brick coasters are made from slices of antique bricks that are over 100 years old stamped with the Dixie Star logo. Each set of 4 is backed in cork and tied up with leather strips donated by Hart Associates. All are handmade, rustic, and very unique. Sets are $20 each. This is a fund-raiser for the Dixie. |
Movie and a Tea with American Girl Dolls
Calling all young ladies and their American Girl Dolls: Quota International of Ruston is sponsoring "Timeless Traditions", an opportunity for moms, daughters and dolls to come see the "Molly" movie at the Dixie Center for the Arts at 11:00am and enjoy a tea at the Lincoln Parish Museum at either 10am or 12pm on February 27.
