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What's On
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At the Galleries!
Alberta Art & Drafting Gallery
Local Artist Group Show
Art from the Streets
4935 - 51st Street
Kiwanis Gallery When the City Isn't Looking:
Photographs by Bill Peters First Friday: 6:30pm to 8:30pm, March 1
Harris-Warke Gallery
Title: Urban Mapping
Artist: Robert Dmytruk
Dates: to March 23
Reception: Friday, March 1, 6 to 8 pm
The Hub on Ross Gallery
Collaboration and Mentorship original works
of art by established artist Kelli Condon and
Keoni Barker March 1-29
Housewarmings
Title: 100 Years of Red Deer:A Centennial Print
Artist: Dennis Moffat
Reception: Friday, March 1, 6:30 to 8 pm
Music, Theatre and More!
Kia-Ora Live Music Fridays at 6:30pm
The Velvet Olive
Artist: Troy Johnston
Dates: March 1 to March 31, 2013
live music and Local First Market (fresh
eggs, handmade soap, ethnic food, jewelry
exchange, more) every Friday
1pm-3pm
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Jim Harris - Blindsided Presentation
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WIN TWO TICKETS WORTH $100
The Red Deer College Donald School of Business and DBA have teamed up to give away tickets to Jim Harris at City Centre Stage on Tuesday, March 5 at 5:30pm.
Want to win? Email, call, or social media us and tell us why you want to go. It's that easy! Best entry wins.
(403)-340-8696
info@downtownreddeer.com www.facebook.com/downtownreddeer
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Save The Date
RDC Donald School of Business Speaker Series:
Jim Harris author of Blindsided presented by SERVUS Credit Union
Tuesday, March 5, 2013 at City Centre Stage - 4922 49 Street
Refreshments & Networking | 4:30pm - 5:30pm, Speaker | 5:30pm - 6:30pm,
Refreshments & Networking | 6:30pm - 7:00pm
One of North America's foremost thinkers on leadership and change, Jim Harris, author of the book Blindsided, teaches business people how to identify early warning signs, how to put in place systems to prevent their organization from being blindsided and even how, once they have protected their organization, they can blindside their competition.
Tickets: $50 available from:
www.bkticketcentre.ca | 403.755.6626 | 1.800.661.8793
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Got Blog?
We are currently accepting submissions with relevant, Downtown business-related information for our outgoing communications. Please submit your stories, pictures, ideas, editorials to info@downtownredddeer.com for your chance to be featured. Title your subject line "Communications Submission"
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Downtown Treasure Hunting with The Red Deer Foodie by Shannon Yacyshyn  Working downtown, I love actually getting to know what IS downtown; I spend my breaks and lunch hours exploring the streets and discovering all the hidden treasures that this community has to offer! Fellow Red Deerians who don't work downtown are always amazed when I share with them all the great finds that I've dug out of the wood-work on Alexander Way, Ross Street or Little Gaetz. One of downtown's most precious gems has got to be Ten Thousand Villages on Alexander Way (48 St., near the corner of 50 Ave). Ten Thousand Villages is the oldest and largest Fair Trade organization in North America, selling artisan-crafted personal accessories, home decor and gift items from around the globe. They also are a member of the World Fair Trade Organization (WFTO), a coalition of handicraft and agricultural producer organizations, and Fair Trade organizations from both the North and the South. When I think of Fair Trade goods I always think of coffee, cocoa and spices! And their store in Red Deer does not disappoint with their selection of gluten free items, grains, baking supplies, oils and chocolate. Using ingredients from Ten Thousand Villages, I've created Paleo Fruit & Nut Bars which are a great no-bake treat that you can whip up in less than 20 minutes! They are full of protein, fibre and vitamins, and are a great snack-on-the-go for busy people. Check out my blog: http://reddeerfoodie.com, follow me on Twitter: @shannonyac or like my Facebook Page |
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 Amanda Gould Named the Downtown Business Association's NEW Executive Director
Working for L.A. Radio Group in the positions of General Sales Manager and KRAZE Station Manager gave Amanda an opportunity to really get involved in the community and learn what makes it thrive. Amanda has served on more than one Festival of Trees committee and is currently the co- chair of Cirque De Noel. She is currently enrolled in The Leadership Centre's 201 Program that focuses on inspiring great Leadership and developing the future leaders of our community.
Welcome Amanda! She can be reached at the office or via email: amanda@downtownreddeer.com after March 11.
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How to Love Downtown
The DBA is involved in almost every major outdoor event that takes place in the City of Red Deer's heart.
We love it here! And more and more people are becoming enthusiasts. Want to prove that you love your City's Downtown?
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