ANYthing! (well....almost!) We will be closing from Sunday June 27th through Sunday July 4th


to both celebrate Independence Day and to give our staff a well deserved vacation.


We will reopen Monday July 5th


Have a safe and fun-filled July 4th Holiday.... and THANK YOU for your continued business!


Weaverville Cleaners


23 Merrimon Avenue • Weaverville, NC • 645-3071 Don’t forget, you can use our convenient drive-through!


We Clean Artist massages creative spirit Weaverville


Tacy Apostolik, who spent 15 years in Japan gaining an appreciation of the Eastern aesthetic, specializes in clay. Her studio is called Red Door Arts.


By Matt Tate Weaverville artist and potter


Tacy Apostolik said there are few things that irritate her more than someone telling her they are not creative. Perhaps it was the discourag-


ing words of an elementary school teacher or classmate, but Apostolik believes many stifle their artistic spirit out of fear of failing. To help model a nurturing en-


vironment for either the novice or experienced artist, she is starting a series of workshops this sum- mer designed to awaken creative juices. “Te intention is to create a place


where people feel safe and explore their creativity through the arts,” Apostolik said of the process to bring forth potentially suppressed artistic sparks. “We are all artists. We manifest it in different ways.” Te process includes soothing


Summer workshops


Awaken to Your Creative Self 9 am to 4 pm, July 17 & 18 $125


Forums for Flowers 1 pm to 5 pm, July 21 & Aug. 4 $100 plus $35 materials fee


Ornamental Designs for Clay 1 pm to 5 pm, July 22 & Aug. 5 $100 plus $35 materials fee


Box It! 6 pm to 8:30 pm, Aug. 3, 10 & 24 $100 plus $35 materials fee


“Te Lord is my strength and song and is become my salvation” Psalms 118:14


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8 THE TRIBUNE - July 1 - July 7, 2010


133 Broadway • Asheville, NC 28801 Call owner Sam McAbee


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music, relaxation techniques and instructed guidance. Apostolik stressed the workshops


are not intended to be therapy, but rather help for participants to ex- plore where their resistance may lay and to push past those imposed boundaries. “Tese workshops hopefully will


ease people out of their comfort zones,” she added. Te two- and three-day mixed-


media workshops will be held at Apostolik’s Red Door Arts studio. All levels are invited. To register, call her at 775-4624. For detailed class descriptions, go to tacyapos- tolik.com.


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