Summer picnics can never be the same again, thanks to cool new toys released by Rubbermaid.
Here are a few we sampled in our consumer product review lab over the weekend and they passed muster and we can now tell the whole world about them:
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Summer picnics can never be the same again, thanks to cool new toys released by Rubbermaid.
Here are a few we sampled in our consumer product review lab over the weekend and they passed muster and we can now tell the whole world about them:
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Atlanta Ballet
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Atlanta Botanical Garden
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Atlanta Braves and Turner Field
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Atlanta Civil War History
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Atlanta Falcons at the Georgia Dome
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Atlanta Hawks and Atlanta Thrashers at Philips Arena
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Atlanta History Center
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Atlanta Motor Sports
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Atlanta Opera
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Atlanta Symphony Orchestra and Chastain Park Amphitheatre
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Atlanta University Center and the Historic West End
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Atlanta Walking Tours
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Atlantic Station
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Discounts Galore
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See a Broadway Show
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Buckhead, A Luxurious Experience
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Centennial Olympic Park
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Center for Puppetry Arts
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Chattahoochee River Fun
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Chateau Élan Winery & Resort
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City of Decatur
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Inside CNN Studio Tour
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Dine Out
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Let’s Do Downtown Year Round
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Fernbank Museum of Natural History
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Festivals Galore
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The Georgia Aquarium
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Georgia’s History Under the Gold Dome
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Golf in Atlanta
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The Gone With the Wind Experience
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A New High Museum of Art for Atlanta
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Imagine It! The Children’s Museum of Atlanta
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Jimmy Carter Library and Museum
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Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic Site and Sweet Auburn District
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Midtown, The Heart of the Arts.
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Six Flags Over Georgia & Six Flags White Water
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William Breman Jewish Heritage Museum
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Yellow River Game Ranch and Kangaroo Conservation Center
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Tilly and the Wall
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Now through Thursday, July 24, 2008
8:00 P.M. .50 Tilly and the Wall sprang out of Nowheresville, an
Omaha band of like-minded friends with pockets full of boy/girl
melodies..and a lot of pockets. Tilly and the Wall celebrates the
petulant,determined, feisty nature of youth.
Venue: Variety Playhouse
Tickets: 404-521-1786
Louvre Atlanta – The Louvre and the Ancient World
Museum Collections
Now through Sunday, September 7, 2008
Including more than 70 rare Egyptian, Near Eastern and Greco-Roman
antiquities from the Louvre. Showcasing works dating from the third
millennium BC through the third century AD, the exhibition will
examine the rise of the museum and its collections under Napoleon..
Venue: High Museum of Art
Tickets: 404-733-HIGH
Hollonville Opry House
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Now through Saturday, November 29, 2008
Jamming and Stage Shows. Stage shows begin at 6:30 P.M. thru 10:30
P.M. and there is a good sound system Comfortable auditorium seats
250. Call or visit the website for more information
More information and directions
Venue: Hollonville Opry
Tickets: 770-228-4832
Party with the Possums
Festivals / Parades / Gatherings
Now through Friday, August 29, 2008
Beginning at dusk. Bring a flashlight. This is a ranger guided hike
to learn about nocturnal animals.
More information on this and other events at this state park
Venue: Red Top Mt.
Tickets: 770-975-4226
Country Megaticket: One Ticket for Several Concerts
Rock-and-Roll Concert
Now through Saturday, October 4, 2008
0.00-5.00 a package for shows featuring various country
stars: Tim McGraw, Country Fest, Montgomery Gentry and Toby Keith
and more. Call the amphitheatre for more information on this
specially priced concert series.
Venue: Lakewood Amphitheatre
Tickets: 404-249-6400
2002 Lakewood Way
Forever Plaid
Theater – Musical
Now through Sunday, June 29, 2008
Presented in association with Theatrical Outfit at the Balzer
Theater at Herren's. .00 This is the deliciously funny and very
charming story of "The Plaids", a singing group that was killed on
the way to their first big gig but revived for the concert.
More information, show times and directions
Venue: Theatrical Outfit
Tickets: 678.528.1500
The Balzer Theater at Herren's, the Home of Theatrical Outfit.
Medieval Times "Kids Eat FREE" promotion
Theater – Performance Art
Now through Sunday, July 6, 2008
"kids" attending a performance at the Georgia Castle are FREE when
accompanied by one full-paying adult. This is perfect timing for
guests as this will be one of the last opportunities for guests to
see the old production before the new one begins.
More information on this show and the new production
Venue: Medieval Times
Tickets: 1-888WEJOUST
Beauty and the Beast
Childrens Theater
Now through Saturday, June 28, 2008
Beauty has been forced to live with the beast in this classic
fairy tale. The Prince who has been changed into the Beast in the
first place grows under Beauty's subtle guidance from a raging
creature into a man who can be loved for himself. Free parking.
Venue: Kudzu Playhouse
Tickets: 770-594-1020
Roswell Town Center, 608 Holcomb Bridge Road, Roswell, GA 30076
Full Radius Dance in "Sideshow"
Dance / Ballet
Now through Monday, July 7, 2008
Full Radius Dance presents a physically integrated (dancers with
and without disabilities)modern dance concert featuring the title
work (Sideshow) inspired by the traveling carnivals of "freaks and
human oddities."
More information on the show and directions
Venue: 7 Stages
Tickets: 404.523.7647
1105 Euclid Avenue NE
Groups:404.522.0911
Mt. Music Series
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Now through Saturday, July 26, 2008
8:00 P.M
More information on this and other state park events
Venue: Red Top Mt. Park
Tickets: 770-975-4226
As You Like It
Theatre
Now through Monday, August 11, 2008
Featuring Park Krausen as Rosalind and Daniel May as Orlando.
This rollicking comedy of gender-bending about the maladies and
delights of falling in love follows Rosalind, disguised as a boy
who teaches Orlando (object of her affection) how to woo.
Venue: Conant Peforming Arts Center
Tickets: 404-264-0020
Thunder Thursdays
Sports
Now through Thursday, August 7, 2008
6:00 P.M.
Venue: Atlanta Motor Speedway
Tickets: 770-946-4211
Virtue Triumphs over Villany
Theater – Drama
Now through Sunday, July 27, 2008
This play is an old fashioned melodrama with an old fashioned girl,
Little Purity Peabody who does not suspect that she has no claim to
the Peabody name. An old fashioned villian, Silas Swindle, who is
pure evil but fate will most likely intervene for a happy ending.
Venue: Kudzu Playhouse
Tickets: 770-594-1020
Roswell Town Center, 608 Holcomb Bridge Road, Roswell, GA 30076
Oklahoma!
Theater – Musical
Now through Saturday, June 28, 2008
Oklahoma! is a celebration of the American Spirit. It is set when
Oklahoma was still Indian Territory and the fierce rivalry between
local farmers and cowboys provides the colorful background when a
farmer's daughter falls in love with a handsome cowboy named Curly.
Venue: Fabulous Fox Theatre
Tickets: 404-817-8700
The Merchant of Venice
Theatre
Now through Saturday, August 2, 2008
This courtroom drama puts religion, justice, money and mercy on
trial..but the story is ultimately one of love-and what you are
willing to sacrifice in it's pursuit. Will Shylock succeed in
obtaining his pound of flesh or will mercy and love prevail?
Venue: Conant Peforming Arts Center
Tickets: 404-264-0020
Emmylou Harris
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Friday, June 27, 2008
A steady supporter of roots music and a skilled interpreter of
compelling songs, Emmylou Harris has also been associated with a
diverse and dazzling array of admiring collaborators from Bright
Eyes to Tammy Wynette and from Neil Young to Waylon Jennings.
Venue: Turner Stadium
Tickets: 404-249-6400
Beppe Gambetta
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Friday, June 27, 2008
Italian musician with a great sound. 8:30 P.M. .00
Venue: Red Light Cafe
Tickets: 404-874-7828
553 Amsterdam Ave.
Music Mixer
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Friday, June 27, 2008
8:30 P.M. Miss the music fest? Come and join the fun at the
music mixer.
Venue: Margaret Mitchell House & Museum
Tickets: 404-249-7012
999 Peachtree Street, NE
Young Americans: Photographs by Sheila Pree Bright
Visual Exhibit
Now through Sunday, August 10, 2008
"Young Americans" is a portraiture project exploring the attitudes
and opinions of young Americans (18-25) toward their identity as
Americans. The themes explored in this exhibit will echo those of
the Civil Rights Era.
Venue: High Museum of Art
Tickets: 404-733-HIGH
Habersham Bank Homecoming Celebration
Festivals / Parades / Gatherings
Friday, June 27, 2008
The headliners of this fun event are none other than The Little
River Band. They are best known for his such as "Lonesom Loser"
"Cool Change" "Reminiscing" and "Lady". Located at 282 Historical
441 Hwy N in Cornelia. Fireworks will follow the show. 7:00 P.M.
More information and directions
Venue: Haverbsham Bank
Tickets:
Atlanta Symphony Orchestra
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Beethoven's Best with Djan Lazie, 8:00 PM
www.vzwamp.com for ticket information
Venue: VZW Amphitheatre
Tickets:
Edwin McCain Band
Rock-and-Roll Concert
Saturday, June 28, 2008
Edwin McCain hails from Greenville, S.C. He and his band are true
road warriors having earned a reputation as a powerhouse act with
straight forward rock and beautiful ballads. His major hits include
"I'll Be." and "Solitude" (with Darius Rucker of Hootie & Blowfish.
Venue: Classic Chastain
Tickets: 404-733-5000
The Delfonics and the Cobb Symphony Orchestra
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Saturday, June 28, 2008
More information and summer schedule
Venue: Mable House Barnes
Tickets: 770-819-7765
Hotel Rwanda
Film/Video
Saturday, June 28, 2008
8:00 P.M. This is the true life story of Paul Rusesabagina, manager
of a luxury hotel who sheltered and saved Tutsi refugees. Don
Cheadle's commitment to fighting suffering in Darfur and his
advocacy for peace and justice began with this film.
Venue: Rich Auditorum at Woodruff Arts Center
Tickets: 404-733-4570
Ryan Cabrerra
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Saturday, June 28, 2008
8:30 P.M. .50 advance, .00 day of show. Guitarist, songwriter
and Texas native Ryan Cabrerra never planned on a career in music.
His hobby turned into a passion after hearing Dave Matthews. He
had some impressive help with co-producer Johnny Reznik.
Venue: Variety Playhouse
Tickets: 404-521-1786
Dukefest and Hazzard County Fair
Expos / Consumer Shows / Fairs
Saturday, June 28, 2008 through Sunday, June 29, 2008
See the General Lee and Bo and Luke Duke as well as other show
characters.
Venue: Atlanta Motor Speedway
Tickets: 770-946-4211
REO Speedwagon with Joan Jett and the Blackhearts
Rock-and-Roll Concert
Sunday, June 29, 2008
Venue: Chastain Park Amphitheatre
Tickets: 404-249-6400
Screen on the Green
Film/Video
Sunday, June 29,
2008
Screen on the Green has moved locations and starts out the season
with "Jaws." Gates open at 6:00 P.M. and the film starts at dusk.
Picnic friendly but no pets, grills or umbrellas please. This is a
free event.
Venue: Centennial Olympic Park
Tickets: 404-733-5000
Colbie Caillet
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Sunday, June 29, 2008
8:00 P.M.
Venue: Variety Playhouse
Tickets: 404-521-1786
Georgia Author Book Bash
Films, Readings, & Other Literary Events
Sunday, June 29, 2008
4:00 P.M. until 7:00 P.M. .00 Fifty area literary figures mix
with participants on the lawn. Ferril Sams and Emily Griffin are
two of the authors who will be at this interesting and informative
event.
Venue: Margaret Mitchell House & Museum
Tickets: 404-249-7012
999 Peachtree Street, NE
Krishna Das
Musical Concert – Non Rock
Monday, June 30, 2008
8:00 P.M.
Venue: Variety Playhouse
Tickets: 404-521-1786
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Ice cream lovers can escape the summer heat and celebrate the nation’s birthday with some patriotic ice cream treats this year. The California Milk Advisory Board (CMAB) has partnered with Bruce Weinstein, author of The Ultimate Ice Cream Book, to create deliciously fun recipes that are perfect for Fourth of July parties and cooling off this summer, you will find everything you need to know about it on this page.
The patriotic desserts include the “Flag Parfait,” created with layers of vanilla or strawberry ice cream, fresh blueberries and Bing cherries. Weinstein’s “Uncle Sam-wich” creation includes a scoop of ice cream squeezed between two freshly-baked sugar cookies decorated like American flags.
The average American eats 25 pints of ice cream annually. California is the number-one producer of both ice cream and milk in the U.S. In 2007, the state produced 130 million gallons of ice cream, each gallon requiring about 12 pounds of whole milk to produce.
In 1984, Americans' love for ice cream was officially recognized when President Ronald Reagan proclaimed July as National Ice Cream Month.
“In celebration of July’s National Ice Cream Month and the Fourth of July, we have teamed up with Bruce to create some unique ice cream treats that are perfect for everything from parties to backyard barbeques,” said CMAB Vice President of Communications Tricia Heinrich.
The patriotic recipes below, as well as other ice cream recipes, are available online at http://www.californiadairypressroom.com/IceCreamHome.html.
Flag Parfait
In a parfait glass, layer maraschino cherries, vanilla or strawberry ice cream, fresh blueberries, ice cream and canned Bing cherries in heavy syrup. End with a scoop of ice cream; top with whipped cream, red and blue jimmies, and a sparkler or a small paper American flag.
Uncle Sam-wich
Roll out sugar cookie dough, cut into rectangles and bake. Decorate half the cookies with icing to look like American flags. Place a scoop of your favorite ice cream on undecorated cookies, spread with a small spatula and top with a decorated cookie. Freeze.
Best 4th of July Fireworks in Baltimore, MD: Inner Harbor
July 4th is a great day to celebrate! First of all, it's a day off of work, anyway you look at it. Second, its patriotic. You get a chance to show off your American spirit by wearing red, white and blue clothes and making patriotic themed decorations. And, the best part of this historically significant day is the fireworks that take place in the evening. Every town in America has fireworks– they're everywhere! You can find them in lake resorts, by the beach, out in fields, at festivals, and just about anywhere else families and children gather. With all of these choices, how do you decide which ones to watch? If you live in Baltimore, or in the surrounding area to include Washington, DC, you will have a decision to make. Will you pick some remote location or will you go where the action is? I personally would pick where the action is. The Inner Harbor is definitely the place to be for the July 4th celebration of fireworks each year. This event attracts crowds into the millions! Live music takes place with live radio broadcasting. The fireworks can be viewed from many different areas. And, you're in the Inner Harbor! This location has great restaurants, and there are plenty of places to stay overnight if you come from a distance…. What's happening this year for July 4th in the Inner Harbor The Independence Day celebration begins at noon and lasts until the fireworks are over at 10 pm. Live music will take place all day! The music will be played at the Inner Harbor Ampitheatre, which is found at the corner of Light Street and Pratt Street in Baltimore. From noon to four pm, street performers will perform. Then, at four pm,Almost Recess takes the stage, followed by jazz musician David Bach at 7 pm.
Summer is officially here and with it comes a season filled with outdoor entertaining on backyard patios and decks across the country. In celebration of the arrival of summertime, Mirassou Winery has announced its "Celebrate Summer with Mirassou" sweepstakes. What better reason than summer to get outside and spend time with your family and friends?
One lucky winner will receive the summer celebration of a lifetime, with Mirassou Winery playing host to an outdoor get-together for up to 30 of the winner's friends and family. Mirassou will provide everything needed for an outdoor summer bash to remember!
Visit http://www.mirassou.com/ to enter the "Celebrate Summer with Mirassou" sweepstakes. Just like summer, this sweepstakes won't last forever, so be sure to enter to win before July 31, 2008.
Also available online at http://www.mirassou.com/ are delicious recipes with wine pairing suggestions, as well as a food and wine pairing interactive tool, to help make pairing the food and wine at your next summer gathering a bit easier.
About Mirassou Winery: The Mirassou family has been growing grapes and crafting superior wines since 1854, earning them the distinction of being America's oldest winemaking family. Today, the Mirassou wine style is light bodied, refreshing and fruit-forward. Mirassou's premium wines — Pinot Grigio, Chardonnay, Sauvignon Blanc, Riesling, Pinot Noir, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon — retail for approximately $12 per bottle and are widely available in all 50 states. They can be located through Mirassou.com's "Where to Buy" section, purchased through TheBarrelRoom.com or by calling (888) MIRASSOU.
No purchase necessary to enter or win a prize. Sweepstakes open to legal residents of one of the 48 contiguous United States or the District of Columbia who are at least 21 years old at time of entry. Void in AK, CA, HI, TN, UT, WA, PR, outside the 48 contiguous United States, and where otherwise prohibited by law. Limit one (1) entry per person, per household, or per valid e-mail address. Sweepstakes ends 7/31/08. Please visit http://www.mirassou.com/ for complete Official Rules. California Table Wine (C)2008 Mirassou Winery, Modesto, Stanislaus Co, CA. All rights reserved.
Vice President isn’t the only high-level position that Barack Obama is currently trying to fill. It’s been widely reported that – win or lose – the Obamas have promised their two daughters a dog after the presidential election. With 158 breeds registered by the American Kennel Club® (AKC®) – each with its own unique temperament, coat type, size, energy level and appearance – the search for a canine cabinet member is on.
aloha! Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. (NYSE:HOT) and its much-anticipated new lifestyle brand, aloftsmhotels opens its first New England location in Lexington, MA today, July 1, 2008. Designed to meet the needs of today’s forward-thinking travelers, the hotel will offer 136 rooms, a variety of intuitive technologies and playful public spaces. Located at 727 Marrett Road in Lexington, just off Route 128, aloft Lexington is a unique destination for value-conscious business and leisure travelers craving a sassy, savvy hotel experience.
The ScareHouse is a high-tech haunted attraction utilizing digital technology and Hollywood- quality special effects, props, and prosthetics. Last year's record-breaking production received acclaim from thousands of customers from all across the Tri-State area and was selected for inclusion in a national DVD entitled "America's Best Haunted Houses."
This year, The ScareHouse(R) offers three terrifying haunts for just one low price: Hall of Nightmares, Screamatorium, and a brand new attraction: Delirium 3-D!
In Delirium 3-D, guests will enter a deranged and demented world filled with color, creatures, and the crazed imagination of a very twisted mind. The 3-D glasses will protect your eyes, but your brain may never be the same! Are you ready for your date with Delirium?
It takes nearly ten months of design and construction for The ScareHouse(R) "Scream Team" of artists and producers to turn nightmares into reality. This year's production features a ghoulish assortment of unique and original costumes, music, special effects, and monsters.
Meet the Ghost Hunters at The ScareHouse(R)
The ScareHouse(R) is also offering a rare chance for local fans to meet three stars from television's top-rated paranormal phenomenon: Ghost Hunters! Steve Gonsalves, Dave Tango, and Kris Williams will meet with fans, sign autographs, and pose for photos on Saturday, October 4th. Tickets and information are available at www.scarehouse.com.
The ScareHouse(R) opens for a sneak preview weekend on Friday and Saturday, September 26 and 27. It will be open Thursdays through Sundays from October 2 through November 1. Doors open at 7pm.
On July Fourth, there's no place like our nation's capital for America's biggest birthday party. The 28th annual broadcast of A Capitol Fourth, hosted by Emmy and Golden Globe Award-winning actor Jimmy Smits, will feature a special salute to our country's summer Olympians. Gold medal winner Scott Hamilton will lead the tribute to Team USA, honoring past and present Olympians on stage before a crowd of hundreds of thousands live from the West Lawn of the U.S. Capitol. A musical tribute from the National Symphony Orchestra with maestro Erich Kunzel will include John Williams' "Olympic Fanfare" and the inspirational song "This is the Moment" performed by Tony Award-winning Broadway star Brian Stokes Mitchell. Kunzel will also conduct the Cincinnati Pops at the Beijing Olympics this summer, the only American orchestra to perform in this year's Olympic Games. Olympians to be honored during the tribute include: Eli Bremer (Modern Pentathlon); Tim Morehouse (Fencing); Dominic Grazioli (Shooting), Jake Deitchler (Wrestling), Kendrick Farris (Weightlifting), Nancy Rios (Sailing), Bob Malaythong (Badminton) and Jessica Long (2006 Paralympian of the Year). The multi-award winning event will be broadcast in high definition and commercial free on PBS Friday, July 4, 2008 from 8:00 to 9:30 p.m. ET (check local listings), simulcast on National Public Radio and around the world to our troops on the American Forces Network.
ALSO READ: Celebrate July 4th with Uncle Sam-wich.
Park West(R), the largest art gallery conducting fine art auctions on more than 85 cruise ships and auctions at sea in other locations throughout the world ranging from Venice, Italy, to St. Petersburg, Russia, marks its 40th anniversary this July by bringing more than 40 artists to Detroit in celebration of "40 Years of Art and Art History."
— Yaacov Agam — Marc Kanovich — Shan Merry
— Howard Behrens — Thomas Kinkade — David Najar
— Jackie Holland- — Anatole — Peter Nixon
Berkley Krasnyansky — Dominic
— Andrew Bone — Fanch Ledan Pangborn
— Simon Bull — Jay Lewkowitz — Jean-Claude
— Alexander Chen — Charles Lee Picot
— Hua Chen — Linda LeKinff — Giuseppe Pino
— Marcus Glenn — Csaba Markus — Schaefer-Miles
— Alfred Gockel — Marko Mavrovich — Itzchak Tarkay
— Lisa Grubb — Peter Max — Yuval Wolfson
— Scott Jacobs — Igor Medvedev — Tim Yanke
Disney artists: Representatives from Special guests:
— Dave Bossert the Estates of: — Ron Dinicola,
— Toby Bluth representative
— James Coleman — Norman Rockwell of Muhammad
— Harrison Ellenshaw — Pierre Eugene Cambier and Lonnie Ali
— Noah — Marcel Mouly
— David Willardson — Zamy Steynovitz
Photographers: Experts and art historians:
— Ron Agam — Anthony Janson Ph.D.
— Tom Murray — Eleanor Hight Ph.D.
(Beatles — Joseph Jacobs
photographer) — Bernard Ewell A.S.A.
— Caroline Ashleigh A.A.A.
