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• Sunset Athletic Club debuts new website
  
• Yoga for moms-to-be
  
• Ceramic Clay workshop for kids
  
• Veronica Lake
  
• Cedar Mill Liquor growler, crowler filling coming soon
  
• Auslander coaching offer for News readers
  
• Village Gallery—New Year, New Look
  
• Israeli dancing at the grange

Sunset Athletic Club debuts new website

The Sunset Athletic Club upgraded its website in early November. Still at www.sunsetac.com, the new site is modern, mobile-friendly, and filled with new photos of the club, staff, and members.

The SAC Clubhouse website was updated in October, and is now part of the main SAC website. For convenience, you may still access the Clubhouse info directly at www.saccclubhouse.com.

SAC is dedicated to keeping the site up to date and hopes it will provide extra conveniences and services for their members, as well as showcase the amazing variety of programs and features of the club.

The new website features online forms, where members may plan a Clubhouse Party, apply for a kid’s pass, fill out climbing liability waivers, request to adjust their membership details, and more.

Wondering about a weather delay or power outage? Look for the Breaking News button, low on the main page, for updates 24/7. They will announce any main facility and/or Clubhouse closures, which may differ.

Lastly, SAC wishes to thank all the members and staff for their support, especially all of the photo-modeling and details they contributed to the upgrade. The website was created by long-time local vendor Brook Design Services.

Yoga for moms-to-be

Wednesdays, 8 pm and Sundays at 7 pm, Santosha Yoga, 4876 NW Bethany Blvd., Suite L-4

Santosha Yoga would like the community of moms-to-be to know that they now offer prenatal yoga two times a week. Coming up in January there will also be some free community classes taught by their new group of teachers in training.

Ceramic Clay workshop for kids

Saturday, Dec. 10, 10-11:30 am, near Nike and Commonwealth Park Beaverton

The Ceramic Clay Workshop is coming up and it is hand-build, do your own creation style! All materials are included. Sign up now to save your place as there is a limit of six kids (6 years old and up). For more information, email Veronica Guzman, veroguzmandavalos@gmail.com.

Veronica Lake

Veronica Lake is an award-winning professional artist and teacher who has resided in the Cedar Mill area since 2000. She has been teaching classes to children every Wednesday and Thursday after school at Terra Linda Elementary. Veronica also teaches watercolor classes at Christ United Methodist Church behind Bale’s Thriftway for adults and homeschool teens every Friday from 9 am to noon, during the school year. In addition, she holds week-long fine art camps and art workshops in the summer.

Veronica’s artwork has been showcased for the last three years at the CT Bistro in the Safeway shopping center on Cornell. Find her stunning watercolor paintings of marine life and her travels for sale at this Thai restaurant. Most recently, Veronica has been showcasing her Psalm series paintings at the Skyline Memorial Gardens beginning in September.

Veronica is adding 12 more vibrant and realistic watercolor paintings of young children at Skyline Gardens for a special show on December 9 from 6-8 pm. This is also a celebration of the launching of Veronica’s new book, “Hush, A Story for You and Your Child”. The talented Jim Brickman will also showcase his acoustic skills on the 12-string guitar on that night. There will be catered food and libations and Veronica will be signing copies of her book that will be available for purchase. Limited edition giclee prints and cradleboards of any of Veronica’s 25 paintings can be ordered just in time for Christmas. Veronica says that this book is perfect for young and old and serves as a beautiful resource to enhance meaningful and truth-filled interactions between parents, and children, grandparents and grandchildren. The book was created to encourage and inspire.

Cedar Mill Liquor growler, crowler filling coming soon

Monday-Thursday 10 am-8 pm, Friday and Saturday 10 am-9 pm, and Sunday 11 am-6 pm, 13528 NW. Cornell Rd.

Cedar Mill store manager and beer enthusiast Dustin Anderson is excited to announce that the store will be expanding its premium selection by filling both growlers and aluminum crowlers in the next month. “We are hoping to be up and running within the next 30 days,” says Anderson.

Auslander coaching offer for News readers

To celebrate Judith Auslander’s upcoming move to a new office, she is offering a $50 discount to readers of the Cedar Mill News! Readers must purchase a session before the end of 2016. Email Auslander at Judith@WiseHeartCoaching.com to find out if coaching or hypnosis might be just what you are looking for.

Village Gallery—New Year, New Look

The Gallery will be closed from Dec. 30 to Jan. 7, 2017, to refresh their exhibition space. They will add improved displays for arts and crafts, freshly painted walls and colorful signage. Join them Sunday, Jan. 8, 2017, 2-4 pm for their opening reception.

New classes: for complete details on all classes please visit www.villagegalleryarts.org.

Jo Reimer - The Creative Process

Thursday, Dec. 29, 10 am-4 pm

Artists of all levels, working in all 2D media, will benefit from this hands-on class filled with discussions and demonstrations as they explore composition. You will learn helpful ways to make the basics of design work for you as you compose and critique your own work.

Israeli dancing at the grange

Israeli Folk Dancing at Leedy Grange with Sue & Friends will be the first and third Mondays of each month, 6:30-9:00 pm. For more information please email Sue at pifdnews@gmail.com or visit sites.google.com/site/pifdnews.

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