Rare Pablo Picasso exhibit at the Seattle Museum of Art

You have a rare opportunity to see a collection of Picasso’s work at the Seattle Art Museum. The exhibition presents iconic works from virtually every phase of Picasso’s legendary career. The collection has traveled from the Musée National Picasso in Paris and features 150 extraordinary paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints and photographs, representing the artist’s personal collection—works that the highly self-aware artist kept for himself with the intent of shaping his own artistic legacy. You can check the exhibit out at the Seattle Museum of Art located just a few blocks from the conference hotel.

Washington State is the nation's second largest wine producer and is ranked among the world's top wine regions.

Visit Washington’s first cooperative tasting cellar at The Tasting Room. Located just four blocks from the conference hotel, it features some of the state’s best artisan and hard-to-find wines. All of the featured wineries are winemaker-owned and have very limited production. Wine lovers of all backgrounds and experience levels may taste from these boutique wineries while enjoying the ambience of a European-style wine cave in Seattle’s famous Pike Place Market.

rock star

Indulge your inner rock star!

You can be on stage at the Experience Music Project.


Reminder: On Tuesday night at the Annual Meeting, napcrg'ers can enjoy a reception and wine tasting at the Space Needle, followed by an after party at the Experience Music Project.
See you there~

Tues night after party at EMP - exhibitions

The Experience Music Project has several permanent exhibitions you must check out!

The Guitar Gallery is sure to be a favorite.

Seattle - April 2010

Hello from Seattle.

The breaktaking Mt Ranier and other beautiful ranges provided quite a welcome as my plane descended into Washington about an hour ago. Now, I can see the Space Needle from my hotel window, along with breathtaking views of the Northwest's beauty, including Lake Union, Puget Sound, and the Olympic and Cascade mountain ranges..

Here to plan our November meeting, I'm proud of myself for resisting the temptation and not venturing outdoors, where the weather is beautiful. And on the way in, the cab passed Nordstrom, Barney's New York -- you get the idea. Fabulous shopping right out the door of our meeting hotel. And Pikes Place Market is nearby too.

Now is the time to double check your calendar. Make sure that you've carved out a bit of time in the next few days to work on your submission for the 2011 NAPCRG Annual Meeting. Seattle is simply a can't miss city.

Submissions are due this Monday, the 19th of April. Click here to visit the website for more information.

If you have any questions, email me or Priscilla at pnoland@napcrg.org
Angela
Angela Broderick, MA, CAE
Executive Director, NAPCRG
angela@napcrg.org
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San Antonio

Pictured above: Dave Katerndahl, NAPCRG Board member in his office at Univ of Texas, San
Antonio. Dave's many, many projects consume a great deal of office space.

Second photo above: "Research Tea" -- from left: Sandy Burge, Alex, Jeannie Haggerty, Dave Katerndahl and Bob Ferrar.