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Old 07-10-2011, 10:11 AM
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Inquiring to see if there are any opportunities for wood carvers during the times of Fall thru Spring?
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What kind of opportunities, carving shows? If so look in the back of WCI, or the link to the left that says calendar of events.

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Thanks for the link Dave. I just slid this link off to my desktop and now can easily check what is happening with the click of a button.
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I was referring more to in woodcarving studios Woodcarving shops etc

Sort of like a Branson MO
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Dave, here's a link to the Porcupine Mountain Artist in Residence program. Sorry but this year's sessions are filled, but the application for next year (2012) is open.
The "Porkies" are on the western end of Michigan's Upper Peninsula, just west of Ontonagon, north of Wakefield and east of the Ironwood/Bessemer area. It sits along Lake Superior's shore and is nestled in an inalnd rain forest.

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