Thursday 21st June 2012  9:00 AM

CAMPERDOWN RIDING CLUB
SUMMER CAMP

CAMP DATES:
Week 1. June 18 – 22
Week 2. June 25 – 29
Week 3. July 2 – 6
Week 4. July 9 – 13*

The cost per week is $ 225.00. * These weeks have a reduced rate of $180.00 per week as the Monday
is a holiday and there will be no summer camp. Camp starts at 9am and ends at 3pm. Contact 324-
2065, Monday to Friday for more information or camperdownrc@gmail.com.

There is a non-refundable deposit of $100.00 to hold your place. Please return the bottom half of this
form and your deposit at least two weeks prior to each week of the camp you will be attending. Campers
must be six (6) years or older. There are only 20 spots per week and it is a first come, first serve
basis. We must have at least 6 campers to hold camp for the week.
Campers are required to wear long pants and a shoe with a low box heel or tennis shoes as the campers
will be riding first thing in the morning. Campers are also required to bring the following:

o Change of cloths (shorts and t-shirt)
o Tennis shoes
o Large thermos of water
o Bathing suit and towel
o Hat and sun block
o Large healthy lunch with snacks
o Friday FUN DAY (lunch included) HAPPY CAMPING!!

Click HERE to download sign up sheet.

Thursday 21st June 2012  9:00 AM

Camp Español 2012

Camp Español is a Spanish Summer Camp for children ages 5-14 in Freeport, Grand Bahama. This year Camp Español is celebrating its 4th year in operation under the theme ¡Vamos a Colombia! Each year, we study a Spanish-speaking country and choose an area of Spanish to study so that the experience can be varied for both new-comers and repeat students. Along with our theme, this year’s area of Spanish that we will be studying is ‘Environmental Spanish’.

Costs:
Registration(one time fee) - $30
Tuition - $50 weekly (All Materials Included!)
Lunch(optional) - $3/day

Dates: Monday - Friday, June 18 - July 13, 2012
Time: 9:00am - 3:00pm
Location: Jack Hayward High School

Register Today!
Register to campespanol@gmail.com
or Call 1-242-441-4915

Thursday 21st June 2012  9:00 AM

Winner of the first annual
Fash/Art Jackson Burnside
Emerging Artist Award,
Sophia Taylor, will open her
Art Exhibition, BEAULAH
LAND at Doongalik on Tuesday,
June 19.

The exhibition
will be on display until Tuesday
July 17 and will consist of
photographs and paintings by
the talented artist.

Sophia Taylor is a young aspiring
photographer. Born August
25th 1994, Sophia enjoys
the privilege of having dual citizenship. The
breathtaking beauty of The Bahamas and Costa Rica
has inevitably influenced Sophia’s work. She is proud
of her roots as they have provided the ideal framework
to explore the amazing world of nature photography,
a skill that Sophia has mastered.

digital portfolio can be seen at http://www.facebook.com/Sophia.M.Taylor.Photography

In 2010, at the young age of 15, Sophia published a photography
book called ‘Beaulah Land’ in which she expresses
her love for the Bahamas by exploring the themes:
beauty, ethnicity, unity, liberty, abundance and harmony.
In 2010 Sophia was awarded an honorable
mention in the Central Bank’s annual art exhibition.

She also received honourable mention at the USA
“Best of High School and College Photography” event.
Her most recent work has focused on photographing
models in sessions that usually highlight a specific
theme.

She continues to dazzle people with her creative
photography skills and expert editing techniques.
At the surprising age of 17, this young woman has
gained incredible respect from a wide range of photographers.
She is a member of the
Photographers of The Bahamas, Sophia is a 2012 graduate of Lyford Cay International
School, where she was an Honour Roll student, a member of the victorious
Dragons soccer team, the National under 17 girls soccer team, and the school band.
She is a Swim America coach,
plays the steel drums and the clarinet and is a Bahamas Humane Society volunteer.

Sophia is on her way to Universidad Veritas in Costa Rica to begin her studies in Photography,
and is later transferring to SCAD.
Sophia is the daughter of Francis and Rose Marie Taylor, has 3 siblings: Franz, Felicia and twin sister Marissa.
Fash|Art is an exciting two-day showcase.

Thursday 21st June 2012  6:30 PM






Architecture, Design and Sustainable Development
National Art Gallery of The Bahamas (NAGB)
June 21st, 6:30PM – 8:30PM

Wouldn’t it be great to have a smart, stimulating conversation that was actually interesting?

We think so too.
Our big idea at tmg* is to make Nassau a more liveable city by providing a forum for intelligent, engaging and diverse conversation. tmg* talks is a series of panel discussions among innovators in related industries about design, business and the creative economy in The Bahamas. Our panellists and audience come from all professions but share an interest in stimulating and relevant conversations that they can’t find anywhere else.

tmg* talks is the Bahamas’ only panel conversation on design, business and the creative economy.

The big idea behind tmg* talks is to make Nassau a more liveable city by encouraging diverse thinking and openness. It’s an experiment that should continue.

Click HERE to visit tmg website

Last year, we started tmg* talks, a 3-series panel discussion on architecture, design, the Bahamian narrative and the creative economy. This year we’re focussing on sustain+ability, but not just in the green sense. The ability to sustain involves a strategic design process. We’re talking about the built environment, the economy and well, about people. That’s why we’ve put together an amazing group of panellists who are changing business paradigms and creative ecosystems.

The three sessions will occur monthly from June to August .

Contact Information

e: tmgtalks@tmginnovates.com

Royann Dean - voice: 676.7282 or 424.0085



tmg* talks presents discussion on Built Environment Sustainability
"Architecture, Design and
Sustainable Development"
Thursday, June 21, 2012 at 6:30pm
National Art Gallery of The Bahamas

tmg* stands for The Method Group and they are hosting a series of talks this summer on sustainable development from a national economic, human and physical development perspective. Last year, they looked at how architecture and design show a city’s character and inform our behaviour in a space. This year, tmg* wants to talk about the importance of holistic design, sustainable architecture and planning in land development, especially on islands with an expanding population. Is this type of design thinking happening? Are there policies in place to support it? If not, what can we do about it?

On Thursday, June 21st at the NAGB beginning at 6.30pm, tmg* will be hosting its first talk of the season on "Architecture, Design and Sustainable Development".

Panelists: Franon Wilson, President, Arawak Homes | Carlos Hepburn, Principal, TDG Architects | James Malcolm, Director of Marketing, Sales and Public Relations, Schooner Bay, Abaco

Click HERE for more information on the series of talks.

Thursday 21st June 2012  6:30 PM

Thursday Salsa Night ( Bahamas Salsa Group)


Thursday 21st June 2012 - 8:30 to 11pm
Free Dance Lesson
Salsa, Merengue, Cha Cha Cha and Bachata


Count Down to the second annual dance competition - 23 June 2012 @ Atlantis, Paradise Island
Come out and practice your moves so you can compete or enjoy the after party.

Click HERE a dance for life event details.


Havana Night will be hosted at Via Caffe every Thursday night at 8:30pm until 11pm. To continue to enjoy this free night of salsa lessons and dancing we request that you patronize Via Caffé by purchasing food and drinks from their wonderful unique menu inclusive of Italian cuisine. Ask about the drink specials each week. Dress code: casual or come in your BSSN t-shirts. Don't forget your comfortable shoes.

SALSA SOCIAL

We have been enjoying a Salsa Social every week since March 2010. We started off in The Bullion at the British Colonial Hilton, moved to Hard Rock Cafe in April 2011 and have just completed a succesful twelve weeks in Sharkeez. There have been many memorable nights of fun with locals and visitors from near and far. We continue to see a host of new dancers catch the Salsa bug after which they never miss a week. The free lessons have developed over time to include the basic introductory Salsa steps, Cha cha, now the Merengue Electric Slide (a hit with beginners) and Bachata. See you every Thursday for a night of fun.

Thursday 21st June 2012  8:00 PM


Thursday June 21st


Concert DVDs and Dance Tunes
Enjoy our Concert DVDs, Music Videos and awesome Rock N Roll Dance Tunes from our wide selection.
Even make requests so you can hear or see your favourite song!

Come on in and get a Johnny welcome. The club is filled every night with locals and tourists alike. With Johnny hosting the party you are always among friends.
Crazy Johnny’s is the only club in Nassau where you can hear and watch all of your favorite music.

Johnny’s plays a wide range of rock-n-roll music and is sure to play your favorite while you are there.
With the "best burgers around" and a ton of awesome drink specials including the famous "Johnny Juice" you can spend your evening in the bar or outside on the patio overlooking the harbour. If you are lucky you will catch Johnny blowing fire or swinging from the rafters.



Open 8pm until