Community 3-4

Thank You 5-6

2014 PROGRAMS & EVENTS

Art by Day:

Jewelry 7

Paper 8

Painting & Drawing 9-10

Glass 10

Pottery 11-13

Art Gallery 14

Artistic Evenings-Options for Adults, Families, & Kids 15

Family Entertainment 16

Film, Movies, & Photography 17-18

Fitness & Outdoor Activities:

Tennis 19-20

Stand-Up Paddleboard (SUP) 21

Surfing 22

Yoga, Pilates, & Bodywork 23-24

Food Studio 25

Home & Landscape 26

Language 27-28

Music 29

Science 30

Youth Programs:

Morning Camps (Age 3 & Up) 31-32

Art Afternoons (Age 7 & Up) 33

Crafty Weekend Workshops (Age 8 & Up) 33

Program Calendars 34

People: Board of Trustees & Staff 35

Policies 35

Registration Forms 36-37

Map 38

MISSIONTo promote the arts and sciences on Long Beach Island and in the surrounding communities by enlightening, educating, and stimulating thought and discussion about current trends in the arts and sciences and by providing broad educational and cultural programs for all ages.

historyDr. Boris Blai, a student of sculptor August Rodin and founding dean of the Tyler School of Art at Temple University, established the LBIF in 1948 as a facility that would foster the talents of individuals. The LBIF has built on Dr. Blai’s original vision, offering thousands

of exhibitions and educational programs to the community for over 65 years. Now open year-round, the LBIF serves as a critical cultural asset and a source of enjoyment and learning for people of all ages.

contact120 Long Beach Blvd.Loveladies, NJ 08008Office phone: 609.494.1241 and 609.489.3858Tennis phone: 609.489.3950Fax: 609.494.0662www.lbifoundation.org

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summer hoursMonday-Friday, 8am–4:30pmSaturday-Sunday, 9am–3pmThe LBIF is free to visit and open to the public. Tennis hours may differ from office hours. The LBIF will be closed on Monday, September 1, 2014.

COMMUNITYlending libraryNeed a new book for the beach? Browse the LBIF Lending Library, located adjacent to the main gallery, and take home a new-to-you- to-me. Return it at your leisure, or keep it for your home library. Book donations are accepted at the LBIF office.

volunteeringThe LBIF relies not only on membership support, but also on the support of volunteers. If you are interested in supporting the LBIF as a volunteer please stop by the office, send an email to office@lbifoundation.org, or call during business hours: 609.494.1241.

free wirelessNo Internet access at the house? Pull up a chair in the mezzanine or take a bench outside and connect for free! Look for “LBIF Public”.

membership overviewThe LBIF is a 501(c)(3) organization that relies largely on membership contributions to help sustain the organization’s mission of bringing arts, science, and recreation to the local community and region. Please consider joining the LBIF today! • Anyone is welcome to become an LBIF member. • Portions of membership fees are tax-deductible. • The LBIF membership year runs November 1-October 31. • Members get discounted rates on all classes and programs at the LBIF. The savings in this benefit alone can pay for your membership! • Members receive the advantage of knowing first about all classes, special events, and programs. • Enjoy members-only events. • Members receive an exclusive invitation to exhibit in the Member/Student/Faculty Exhibition, a great opportunity to see (and purchase!) the art of the talented LBIF community. • Members can access our list of summer babysitters.

special membershipsRECREATION: Please see the Tennis section of this catalog (page 19) for details about recreation memberships.

BUSINESS: Over 20,000 residents and visitors come to the LBIF every summer! Gain exposure with these potential customers and support the arts, sciences, and recreation in the community. Market your organization as a “proud supporter” of this great cultural asset.$250 annually ($179 tax-deductible)

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MEMBER EVENTSMEET THE MAYORSunday, June 29 • 10amMeet the Mayor of Long Beach Township, Joseph H. Mancini, ask questions, and converse with other LBT residents. Sponsored in partnership with the Loveladies Property Owners Association.

MEMBER PICNIC, BBQ, & COOK-OFFSaturday, August 2 • 12pm-4pmLook for more details via email, Facebook, Twitter, and posted around the LBIF.

BENEFACTOR & PATRON COCKTAIL PARTYInvitations will be mailed for this reception hosted by the current LBIF President, Bud Berman, and his wife, Mona, in appreciation for the generous support of our Benefactors and Patrons.

ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP MEETINGAugust 24 • 11amJoin the LBIF community for this annual meeting, where members can ask questions, make suggestions, and share in the success of the LBIF. Elect new members and officers for Board of Trustees in the coming year.

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THANK YOU TO ALL OUR SUPPORTERS!William & Nina AlbertLynne & Peter BermanBrian DuffyTed & Ellie EinhornNorman Epstein & Patricia MathewsHerb & Barbara FrankJohn & Joan GaliardoDr. Alvin & Joyce GlasgoldAlvin & Eleanor GoldsteinZeeJay GreenspanJohn HoffmanStephen & Phyllis LishnoffThomas & Deborah MacArthurPeter Mundheim & Lisa BrienRobert & Guna MundheimHarold & Elinor OertellLarry & Brenda RobinsonTom & Jessica Scangarello, Jr.Carl & Mary Ellen Schneider Frederic & Arlene SchraggerBarton & Sandra SilvermanKathi & Roger SmithRichard & Susan ThatcherJoseph & Barbara TorgAlan & Debra Ann TrasterJoel & Barbara Werbel

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19th St. Clay StudioFine Art . Pottery . Antiques . Classes

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FOR CONTRIBUTING 2014MEMBER BENEFITS:

Bay Avenue Plant CompanyFoodies

Gulf Station, Barnegat LightJust Bead It

Little Bite of ItalyNJ Shore Yoga

Swell ColorsThings Adrift

Amazing Supporters of 2013!

The LBIF is so impressed with Lily and Sofia, who raised over $1250 last summer and donated it to improve our playground! Thanks to these fantastic 10-year-old twins, the updated 2014 playground will sport soccer nets, swings, a see-saw, and a climbing dome.

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Monday, July 7Ages 12-AdultElizabeth Toloky, Eat Metal, Inc.Join Elizabeth for a full day with two jewelry workshops or a half day where you choose your jewelry workshop. Enjoy a 10% discount on class rates if you choose the full day.A materials fee of $50 is payable to Elizabeth Tokoly on the day of class. Fee: $117Member fee: $9904-CR21F-14

MORNING:BRIOLETTE WRAP DROP EARRING9:15am-12pmDesign a pair of earrings using combination of semi-precious briolette cut stones, sterling silver, copper, metal plates or rods. Learn wire wrapping techniques and work with textured metal.Fee: $65Member fee: $55A materials fee of $25 is payable to Elizabeth Tokoly on the day of class.04-CR21B-14

Take a lunch break from 12-1pm. Pack a picnic for the beach or a bench at the LBIF, or enjoy a quick trip to a local eatery.

AFTERNOON:CHAIN MAIL BRACELET 1-4pmCreate a colorful two-in-one chain mail bracelet, working with color, pattern, and jump rings. Complete the bracelet as you learn to form an S hook with pliers.Fee: $65Member fee: $55A materials fee of $25 is payable to Elizabeth Tokoly on the day of class.04-CR21C-14

WORKSHOPSART BY DAY

jewelryWOVEN BRACELETSTuesday, July 159am-12:30pm Daniella Kerner Create woven bracelets such as Byzantine Chain, as well as variety of other patterns in metal, using a variety of metals such as anodized aluminum, brass, and copper.A materials fee of $30 is payable to Daniella Kerner on the day of class.Fee: $60Member fee: $4504-CR21W-14

EARRING WORKSHOP Tuesday, August 129am-12:30pm Daniella Kerner Create earrings using a variety of basic fabrication techniques, such as piercing, hammering, dapping, and more. No prior experience necessary. A materials fee of $35 is payable to Daniella Kerner on the day of class.Fee: $60Member fee: $4504-CR21E-14

JEWELRY ETCHINGSunday, July 2710am-12:00pmRebecca FragolaYou will create your own hand-etched copper pendants or earrings. The process consists of drawing on metal, then allowing acid to eat uncovered areas of metal, leaving you with a shallow relief design. No jewelry experience necessary. Pieces will be ready to take home by the end of class. Fee: $35Member fee: $25 04-CR21R-14

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VISITING ARTIST CATHERINE LECLEIRECatherine LeCleire is a professor of printmaking and book art techniques at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, New York and Montclair State University, Montclair New Jersey.

BOOKMAKING FOR THE BEGINNER Saturday, June 28 & Sunday, June 291-4pmBooks are perfect packages for all sorts of information, ideas and activities. Challenge and expand your notions about what books are, can be, and how they work. On Saturday, students will learn a variety of simple bindings culminating with the Japanese binding. On Sunday, students will learn to build the 4-sided portfolio. All of these bindings are perfect for developing personal projects as well as the study of structures from ancient eras to the work of modern and contemporary artists.A lab fee of $10 is payable to Catherine LeCleire on the first day of class.Fee: $110Member fee: $9004-CR27-14

ORIGAMI FOR BEGINNERSThursday, July 103-5pmEvan ZodlFolders at a beginning level are invited to learn the art of origami. You will journey through the history of this ancient Japanese art of paper folding while learning to fold fantastic models of your own. Master the standard bases that allow participants to take on intermediate forms and come away with a greater understanding of what makes paper wake up in the morning.Fee: $15Member fee: $1004-CR23B-14

ORIGAMI FOR INTERMEDIATESThursday, August 73-5pmEvan ZodlUse what you have learned in Origami for Beginners or your basic knowledge of origami models to take the next step. This class will cover intermediate forms of the construction of a tricky but rewarding model. All levels welcome, but those with some prior experience will benefit more from this class. Paper will be provided by the LBIF. All you need to bring is your hunger to fold.Fee: $15Member fee: $1004-CR23I-14

PAPER

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OPEN STUDIO SESSIONS:FIGURE DRAWINGFridays, June 13-September 269:30am-12:30pmStudents will use a live, unclothed model to explore line, form, proportion, and composition. This class is intended for those who want an introduction to drawing figures or who want to advance their current techniques. The model is included in the cost of the class. Bring your own materials.Fee: $40 per dayMember fee: $30 per day04-AR11-#-14

WATER COLOR TECHNIQUESWednesdays, July 2-August 13(no class August 6)9:30am-12:30pm Carol FreasBeginners to advanced painters are welcome to experience the joys of watercolor. Develop new skills with transparent color by watching demonstrations, working on composition, and experimenting with new techniques each

week. Drop in for a day or join us for all four weeks. Bring supplies and a sketch book.Fee: $40 per dayMember fee: $30 per dayFour class registration(choice of days): $140Four class registration with Member Discount (choice of days): $10004-AR13-#-14

OIL & ACRYLLIC PAINTING: Saturdays, May 10-June 14 (6 weeks)Thursdays, July 10-August 28 (8 weeks)9:30am-12:30pmKaren SmithBeginners to advanced painters are invited to drop in for a day or join for the whole session. Learn traditional oil painting techniques: underpainting, glazing, scumbling, alla prima, and impasto. Aesthetic principals for creating art will be presented and discussed. Individual attention and personal growth are emphasized.Fee for six week session: $125Member fee for six week session: $90Fee for eight week session: $165Member fee for eight week session: $120Daily fee: $40Daily member fee: $3004-AR12-#-14

PAINTING FROM THE GROUND UPMondays, June 30-August 255-8:30pmJason WardThis class will cover everything from how to prepare a canvas to putting on the finishing details and glazing. Class time will include a mix of painting and discussion in order to hone our skills and improve our practice. We will focus on understanding how to translate form onto the two dimensional surface, the effects of light and shadow, the relationship between warm and cool colors, and more.

Working directly from observation, both in the studio and from the landscape as well as from a model, students will gain a wider understanding of what is possible in painting and then how to turn those possibilities into habits. Artists of all skills/levels are welcome to attend.Fee: $40Member fee: $30 04-AR12G-14

BEACH GRASS, WATER, & SNOW FENCING Monday, July 149:30am-3pmBeverly GolembeskiWe will bring to life the beauty of LBI’s wonderful natural surroundings by featuring beach grass, water and snow fences. We will explore different painting techniques using various types of paper. Includes demonstrations of processes, techniques, and individual instruction. At the conclusion of the workshop we will have a group discussion to help us further understand our challenges. The best way to prepare for this workshop is to take photographs and observe the natural surroundings of LBI. Bring your watercolors and a lunch.Fee: $60Member fee: $5004-AR12S-14

Beverly Golembeski

painting & drawing

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Donna Read

FLORAL PAINTING WATERCOLOR WORKSHOPThursday, August 79am-3pmDonna ReadBring your lunch and learn from a watercolorist who has been teaching painting and drawing for 10 years. Donna’s paintings were recently accepted into the American Watercolor Society Annual International

Juried Exhibit. Your day will begin with wet in wet painting exercises to practice controlling the paint while maintaining the fluidity of the watercolor. The mixing of vibrant colors will be discussed as you learn to choose the right transparent

colors for glazing. Photo references will be supplied to guide you step by step. Donna will give hands on guidance and help each student individually to achieve a realistic look. Basic watercolor knowledge is helpful. Fee: $120Member fee: $11004-AR19F-14

GLASSMULTI GLASS: A FOUR-WEEK COURSESession 1: Saturdays, July 5-July 26Session 2: Saturdays, August 2-August 2310am-12pmJeff RuemeliJoin Jeff on this four-week adventure as

you create small glass sculpture and pendants. You will learn and apply glass blowing and torch techniques. Each week you will build upon skills you have learned to create bigger and more in-depth sculptures. During classes, we will discuss glass artists in America and around the world.Fee: $260Member fee: $240A materials fee (torch and glass-a one-time fee) of $250 is payable is Jeff Ruemeli on the first day of class. 04-CR23MG-#-14

PLAYING WITH FIRESaturdays, July 19 and August 1612:30-3:30pmJeff RuemeliIn just three hours, students will learn the basics of glass torch working to create a small tear drop pendant. Glass pendants will be available to pick up the next day.Fee: $75 per workshopMember fee: $60 per workshopA materials fee (torch and glass-a one-time fee) of $100 is payable is Jeff Ruemeli on the day of class. 04-CR23P-#-14

HOW TO REGISTER1) Go to lbifoundation.org and register online with a credit card.

2) Mail your completed registration form (pages 36-37) and your check to the LBIF: 120 Long Beach Blvd. Loveladies, NJ, 08008

3) Complete your registration form (pages 36-37), then stop into the LBIF officesandpayastafferinperson.

No phone registration after May 23, please.

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PROSE ON POTSMonday, July 21-Friday, July 259:30am-4:30pmTheo VilanoExplore uses of narratives, storytelling, and personal expression through imagery

on functional pottery. With form, surface and color, learn how to make your pots speak. Techniques will include subtle altering of wheel thrown work while wet, scraffitto and stains on dry greenware, underglaze drawing and painting on bisque, finishing glaze-fired ware with fired-on ceramic decals to add text, or applying gold and silver lusters. In learning to use and implement these techniques and materials, students will be given insight, ideas, and instruction on how to tell a story by creating and implementing original images and/or text on a pot’s surface. All processes and materials will be focused on storytelling and expression within the realm of functional pottery. Fee: $425Member fee: $32504-AR10T-14

POTS WITH STORIESAugust 18-August 229:30am-4:30pmDaniel TeranGet ready to submerge into your subconscious while floating back to the surface to find structure and humility in utility! No, this is not a sweat lodge acid trip, but rather an opportunity to get lost in making and explore the narrative vessel as a means to share intimate ideas and bring nourishment to our bodies. In this five-day workshop, Teran will demonstrate a variety

of techniques he uses to discover pottery forms and the stream of consciousness drawings that go on them. From the use of techniques adapted from printmaking, such as silk-screening and etching, to surrealist drawing and form building exercises, workshop participants willhave a chance to create their ownvessels that act as stages for personal narratives. Appropriate for all skill levels and building styles. Fee: $475Member fee: $37504-AR10D-14

VISITING ARTISTS

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CERAMICS RESIDENCY PROGRAMThe LBIF’s Ceramics Residency Program allows potters the opportunity to work in a communal studio. Residents receive a dedicated wheel or handbuilding space, as well as storage space in the studio, glazes, and firings, for durations spanning the summer or winter months. Shared Residency and Flexible Residency options are also available.

FAMILY FUNSundays: June 22, July 13, August 10,September 2810am-12pmKerith CreoEnjoy family time together in our ceramics studio! Handbuilding techniques will be taught in a friendly, creative, and inspirational atmosphere. Make a unique bowl, party plate, or mug. Fee: $45 each date/one adultand one childEach additional person $20Member fee: $35 each date/one adultand one childEach additional person with member: $1504-AR10FF-#-14

WHEEL THROWING & HANDBUILDING Spring Session 3: Thursdays, April 24-June 12 Summer Session 1:Thursdays, June 26-August 14Summer Session 2:Thursdays, August 21-October 99:30am-12:30pmJerry KabaBegin or expand your skills in the ceramics studio. Center, pull, shape, and trim pots on the wheel or concentrate on handbuilding techniques. Use stoneware, earthenware, and high fire glazes. Bring an old towel and large plastic bowl, and wear old clothes with closed-toe shoes. Materials fee of $24 - $27 per bag of clay, payable to the LBIF.Fee: $165 for 8 weeks Member fee: $120 for 8 weeks03-AR10WT-3-1404-AR10WT-#-14

ADVANCED WHEEL THROWING Tuesdays, June 24 - August 129:30am-12:30pmCollette SmithAre you ready to throw structurally sound and larger pots? Students will learn the technique

of dry throwing and how to alter forms from round to oval, square, and free-form shapes. Clay will be stretched, folded, cut, and re-added to create new forms. Various surface treatments will also be explored. Expand and find new expressions for your work in this class.Materials fee of $24 - $27 per bag of clay,payable to the LBIF.Fee: $165 for 8 weeks Member fee: $120 for 8 weeks04-AR10AW-1-14

PRIVATE LESSONSGet one-on-one instruction from an experienced potter. Kerith or Jerry will guide and help you perfect your skills. For the new potter, they will introduce you to the world of ceramics and give you techniques to become the potter you have always wanted to be. They are also available for hand-building projects and smaller group gatherings. Please call the office for more information or to schedule to a lesson.

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MIRRORS & FRAMESSaturday, May 31 • 10am-2pmDo you have a very special photo and you’re searching for a perfect frame? This workshop will focus on both the creative and architectural elements of creating functional and original mirror and photo frames with clay. All materials included. Students will return to pick up pieces.Fee: $75Member fee: $5504-AR10M-14

CREATIVE DININGSunday, June 22 • 1-5pmMake the dining experience even more rewarding by enjoying home-cooked meals off of your very own handmade tableware. Have a signature dish? Make a Signature Plate to make the presentation even more memorable for guests. Handbuilding techniques and demonstrations will be shown to make large serving platters, dessert, and pie plates, and bowls for summertime salads. All levels welcome and materials included. Pieces will be fired, glazed, and ready for pick up within two weeks. Optional to use under glazes the same day to hand paint pieces.Fee: $75Member fee: $55 04-AR10C-14

SEA GLASS SENSATIONSSunday, July 13 • 1-5pmUsing sea glass and clay, in this class you will create a beautiful necklace or pendant, earrings, or small bowls and plates. Let nature be your

inspiration and bring your favorite sea glass pieces along. Supplies and sea glass provided. Return to pick up several weeks later.Fee: $75Member fee: $5504-AR10S-14

LIGHT THE NIGHTSunday, July 20 • 1-5pmWe will handbuild vessels to honor “fire” and “light up” the night. Demonstrations will be shown to create unique and original candle- holders, wall sconces, and lanterns in varying shapes and sizes. All levels welcome and all materials provided. Pieces will be fired, glazed and ready for pick up within two weeks. Fee: $75Member fee: $5504-AR10L-14

MEDITATION IN MOTION Sunday, August 10 • 1-5pmThis class will focus in on the idea of “centering/meditating” and how that transfers to all areas of our lives. Successfully working on the wheel requires that we are able to focus in and “center.” Practical

tools will be demonstrated so students can learn to work with larger pieces of clay to take the “struggle” out of centering. We will learn to understand the use of our own body weight and how to “work with the clay” by “listening” through our hands. This class is perfect for the student new to the potter’s wheel or for the more seasoned potter who wishes to take their practice on the wheel one step further. All levels welcome and all materials provided. Pieces will be fired, glazed, and ready for pick up within two weeks. Fee: $75Member fee: $5504-AR10M-14

WEEKEND WORKSHOPS WITH KERITH CREO

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A SNAPSHOT OFCONTEMPORARY REALISM Sunday, May 11-Thursday, June 5Five Philadelphia area artists share their vision in paintings and drawings, while tracing their artistic lineage back to a modern master of their choice.

NATIONAL JURIED COMPETITION:THE 3D PRINTThursday, June 12-Friday, July 11Reception: Sunday, June 145-7pmThe 3D Print displays juried work from emerging and established artists. The purpose of the

exhibition is to showcase contemporary works of art made using 3D printing technology that reflect innovative use of the medium, technical excellence, and personal vision. Curated by Heather Corcoran, Executive Director of Rhizome at the New Museum in New York City.

LBI ARTIST OPEN STUDIO TOURSaturday, June 21-Sunday, June 22 10am-4pmThis tour is a unique opportunity for visitors and residents to collect art and gain an understanding of the creative process right where artists work--in their studios. For more information, visit www.lbiartists.com. Maps and descriptions of all studios can be picked up at the LBIF during the week of the tour. The tour is conducted in partnership with SwellColors Glass Studio and Willow Graphics.

MEMBER, STUDENT, FACULTY EXHIBITIONFriday, July 18-Sunday, August 17 Reception: Saturday, July 195-7pmAn annual favorite, this exhibition features the work of LBIF members, students taking courses at the LBIF, and LBIF faculty. Visit to see the work of your family, neighbors, and friends at this celebration of artistic accomplishment.

ANIMAL Thursday, August 21-Tuesday, September 30Reception: Saturday, August 305-7pmFrom mythological creatures to contemporary symbolism, explore this curated exhibition showcasing the diverse roles that animals play in artistic works.

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FOR ADULTSCOCKTAILS & CANVASFridays: June 27, July 18, August 22,September 197pmSheri HansenA unique date night or friend’s night out! Grab a paintbrush and let your creativity flow! Enjoy a stress-free fun evening of art exploration, music, fun, and laughter. No experience, no problem (no judgment here, just fun with art)! Sheri will guide you through basic steps; surprise yourself and leave with a masterpiece at the end of the night! We will provide the art materials, you BYOB! Fee: $20/personMember fee: $15/person04-AR14C-#-14

TIME TO GET DIRTY Fridays: June 6, July 25, August 8, September 267pmKerith CreoDon’t suffer from the end of summer blues! Join in for a fun evening in the ceramics and try something new! Come with friends, bring a date, or make new friends as your hands get dirty. BYOB and make it an evening out. You’re sure to have a great time with instructor, Kerith Creo, as she walks you through a few introductory projects. Participants are free to make their own creations. Materials are included. Return to pick up pieces once they are fired.Fee: $45/personMember fee: $35/person04-AR10D-#-14

FOR FAMILIESTOMS STYLE YOUR SOLE PIZZA PARTY (ALL AGES)Sunday, August 34-6pmJoin us for a fun evening that includes creativity and giving! For every pair of TOMS shoes purchased, TOMS will donate a pair to

a child in need around the world. Come to the LBIF to custom decorate your very own pair of TOMS Paint and art supplies provided. Stay for an evening of fun, friends, & pizza.Registration: $55 including white canvas TOMS and event ticket (orders must be placed by July 18) OR $10 event ticket and purchase your shoes online or at Faria’s Surf & Sport in Ship Bottom.

FOR KIDSDRAWING, PAINTING & PIZZA PARTY (AGES 7-12)Fridays: June 20, July 11, August 15, September 125-8pmDawn McDonnellJoin LBIF for a creative art and pizza party. Kids will use basic painting and drawing techniques to make a masterpiece of their own. We will provide materials and pizza.Fee: $35Member fee: $2504-CH87D-#-14

ARTISTIC EVENINGS

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THE BELLARINE THEATRE COMPANY PRESENTS DOROTHY MEETS ALICEThursday, May 29, 7pm*Friday, May 30, 7pmSaturday, May 31, 7pmSunday, June 1, 4pmTwo of literature’s most unforgettable young ladies have their worlds mixed up in a magical meeting that produces hilarious results as the audience becomes reacquainted with a cast of familiar characters and sees them in a new light: the Cowardly Lion, the White Rabbit, the Tin Man, the Mad Hatter, the Scarecrow, the Dormouse, the Queen and the Witch from those enduring classics The Wizard of Oz and Alice in Wonderland. This fun-filled romp follows Alice and Dorothy and their coteries as they try to unscramble their stories with the help of a contemporary young lad who started the whole thing to begin with when he put off a book report until the very last minute. Dorothy Meets Alice is a fun and fanciful fantasy at its finest. To purchase tickets, visit bellarinetheatre.com or contact Jessica Evans, 609.661.2083.*The Thursday evening show is an adapted performance for which we’re welcoming especially children with special needs.Tickets: $18 Adult$15 Child/Student/Senior

MAGIC SHOWTuesday, July 17pmJoe FischerThis program will entertain you and your family; it is filled with magic, juggling, comedy and audience participation. Come and be amazed!Fee: $5/person

SINGER/SONGWRITER MR. RAY Tuesday, July 157pmParents and children will be delighted by the music of Mr. Ray, an award winning children’s songwriter and singer. Join Mr. Ray and his children’s chorus and get ready to dance along to his original songs. We bet you’ll leave humming!Fee: $5/person

YOSI MEET EUGENE CONCERT Tuesday, July 297pmParents and children alike will enjoy Eugene, a super-friendly, super-strong, super-exuberant monster who is misunderstood by nearly everyone. Join Eugene and his friends, award-winning children’s recording artist Yosi,

and puppeteer/actor, Johnny Beirne, for an evening of songs, stories, and humor. You will learn that being different is not just good, it’s fantastic!Fee: $5/person

CASCADING COMEDY & CIRCUSTuesday, August 127pmBenjamin LipmanThe circus is coming to LBI! Everyone is invited to experience a captivating evening of juggling and magic. You will be entertained from the moment the show begins. Audience participation is a must!Fee: $5/person

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FILM, MOVIES,& PHOTOGRAPHYBLACK MARIA FILM &VIDEO FESTIVALFriday, June 138pmThis international juried competition advocates, exhibits, and rewards cutting edge works from independent film and video makers. Enjoy a program of bold, contemporary, award-winning works curated by the Festival Director, John Columbus.Fee: $7/person04-ENTB-14

HERB & DOROTHYSaturday, July 268pmHERB & DOROTHY 50X50 captures the last chapter of the Vogels’ extraordinary life and their gift to the nation, raising various

questions about what it takes to support art in today’s society. Known and loved as a retired postal worker (Herb) and librarian (Dorothy) who built a world-class art collection on their humble salaries, the Vogels launched a national gift project with the National Gallery of Art (NGA) in Washington DC. Fee: $7/person04-ENTH-14

GRASSO: BEYOND THE PAINT Friday, August 88pmWhile the bulk of society leads lives based on reality, Victor Grasso has a different way of going about it. Fashion meets fairy tale fantasy in this unique story about the man beyond the paint. Director Frank Weiss collaborated with Grasso to bring his skewed visions from the canvas to the big screen. Run time: 35 minutesFee: $7/person04-ENTG-14

PHOTOS & PHONESTuesdays, July 1-July 299:30-11:30amSarah PorzigDo you wonder how to get a better picture from your phone? You will learn about lighting and getting to know your composition. Next, take on the digital era by getting a grasp of pixels, file size, and resolution, and the many mobile apps available to enhance your photos.Fee: $25/dayMember fee: $20/day04-AR15P-14

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June 29: Ghostbusters“Who ya gonna call?” Relive the zany antics of the amazing cast!

July 13:Frozen An instant classic. Anna and Elsa show us that love can conquer all.

July 27:Chasing Mavericks Watch Jay Moriarty learn to survive the Maverick surf break.

August 10:Jaws Shark Week is over--what better way to end it? This movie is rated PG. Parental discretion is advised.

August 31:E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial “Phone home…” Fall in love with ET and Eliot all over again as they show us the true meaning of friendship.

SUNDAY MOVIES AT THE BEACHLocation: Veteran’s Bicentennial Park in Beach HavenTime: DuskWeather: ShoreFlicks has a meteorologist on staff to give us up-to-the-hour weather conditions. Should we need to cancel, we will make the decision at 6pm (approximately three hours before show time).Fee: $5 donation/person to LBIF and non-perishable food item to be donated to local food bank.

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TENNISRECREATION MEMBERSHIPAre you a tennis player who hopes to expand your network? Do you want the freedom to walk onto a court without having to wait? Whether you set up a game in advance or come to “play in”, there is always a spot for you on the LBIF’s courts. In fact, numbers of LBIF Recreation Memberships ($1150 annually with $666 tax-deductible) are limited to allow for greater court availability for you, your family, and your guests. • Play on our nine Har-Tru courts. • Take lessons with Jeff Shrager, Tennis Pro. • Test new demo racquets from industry-leading brands. • Hone your skills with practice drills from our ball machine. • Receive assistance arranging games and face competitive challengers in our weekly and seasonal tournaments. • Recharge and socialize at our Tennis Pavilion, including morning bagels and coffee on Saturdays and Sundays.

WEEKLY PROGRAMSAll lessons and clinics require advanced sign-up through the Tennis Pavilion: 609.489.3950.

Ladies Day (Intermediate) Tuesdays 8-9:30am Intermediate players can sharpen their skills, learn new ones, and have fun with these 45-minute drills followed by supervised play focusing on sound doubles strategies, tactics, footwork, and teamwork. Fee: $30 • Recreation member fee: $25

Adult Beginner ClinicWednesdays 4-5pm A fun way to learn the game! Build on the skills you have developed and challenge yourself! One hour of instruction including ground strokes, volleys, and serves, plus introductory doubles drills.Fee: $30 •Recreation member fee: $25

Ladies Round RobinThursdays 9-11amTwo hours of doubles play in a round robin format. Non-members are welcome. *Please pay at the office in the main building.Fee: $25 • Recreation member fee: Free

PRIVATE LESSONS Please contact the Tennis Pavilion to arrange a lesson. Private groups can also be arranged!

Head Pro Jeff Shrager: 1 hour: $80 | 45 minutes: $65 | 30 minutes: $50 Assistant Pros: 1 hour: $60 | 45 minutes: $50 | 30 minutes: $40

TENNIS FOR YOUTH$25/class

Morning Camp Extension, Ages 6-12Monday - Friday • 12:30-1:30pm

Kids Clinic, Ages 7-10 Monday, Wednesday, & Friday • 2-3pm

Kids Clinic, Ages 11-15Monday, Wednesday, & Friday • 3-4pm

Pee Wees, Ages 4-6Monday & Friday • 4-4:45pm

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MUNCHIEMONDAY!

COURT RENTALSIf you want to sample LBIF’s best courts before making a larger commitment, please consider renting a court. Please contact Jeff Shrager at the Tennis Pavilion for more information: 609.489.3950.*Please pay at the office in the main building.

WETWEDNESDAY!

FROZENFRIDAY!

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STAND-UP PADDLEBOARD (SUP)

STAND-UP PADDLEBOARDINGGROUP LESSONSAll classes depart from Bayview Park,Brant Beach.Allclassesrequireafivepersonminimum.Ann Marie Deakyne & Jamie BaumillerAll equipment is provided, including paddleboards, paddles, and life jackets. Students should wear a bathing suit and/or rashguard and bring a water bottle and sunscreen. If wind exceeds 10 mph, class will be rescheduled. Advance sign-up is required for all classes; please provide height and weight for proper board selection.

SLOW AND STEADY SUP(all ages welcome)Mondays, June 30-August 25Thursdays, July 3-August 289-10amGet ready to “walk on water”. The class is designed for the beginner or those who want to simply enjoy the scenery while paddling through a relaxing tour.Fee: $50Member fee: $40 ADVANCED SUP(all ages welcome) Mondays, June 30-August 25Thursdays, July 3-August 2810:30am-12pm Fee: $60Member fee: $50

SUNDAY MORNING SUP(all ages and levels welcome)Sundays, July 6-August 1011-12amBring a friend, bring the family, for a perfect weekend paddle.Fee: $50Member fee: $40

BOAT SAFETY CERTIFICATION June 21 & 22 • 9am-1pmSeaSpray ServicesThe NJ Certified Boating Basics course will prepare you for fun at the Jersey Shore. Every adult 16 and older must be certified to operate a boat and teens 13-15 years old can be certified for water craft less than 10 horsepower. Learn all about boats, legal requirements, navigation rules, and preventing accidents.Fee: $85/person

PADDLEFEST 2014Saturday, August 16 • 8amAdult fee: $45Child fee: $25Join us for PaddleFest 2014 with Island Surf & Sail. Experienced and novice paddlers are encouraged to race. All registered paddlers will receive a race t-shirt. Music and prizes after the race. Find out more at lbiIfoundation.org as details are released.

Lydia Owens

Nicole Carreño

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SURF LESSONS & CAMPSNicole Pratt, Surf with NicoleHave you wondered what it feels like to glide on the waves? Get ready to learn! Nicole is a Certified Surf Instructor, with experience teaching around the world. Each lesson and camp includes the use of rashgard, soft-top surfboard, and surf leash. Students are provided with beach badges and a shade tent for the group. Instructors are CPR and First Aid certified. Students should wear a bathing suit, sunscreen and bring a water bottle. Please provide a cell phone number, height, and approximate weight when registering to ensure appropriate board sizing. Meet instructors at Beach 66.5 between Susan Ave. and Rosemma Ave. in Holgate. Please arrive 15 minutes prior to the start of your camp/lesson.

PRIVATE OR GROUP SURF LESSONS Saturday, June 28 - Sunday, August 31All ages and abilities are encouraged! Surf lessons last 90 minutes and include use of a rashguard and a soft-top surfboard. You’ll start with 30 minutes on land going over everything you need to know about surfing, from surf safety to surf etiquette, and surfboard control to the surf pop-up. Next you’ll spend 60 minutes in the water with a certified instructor to help you practice and sharpen your surf skills.

Private Surf Lesson Group Surf Lesson Group Surf Lesson 1 student 2 students 3 students 1 instructor 1 instructor 1 instructor Fee: $110 Fee: $95/person Fee: $85/person Member fee: Member fee: Member fee: $90/person $80/person $70/person

KIDS SURF CAMPMonday-FridayJune 30-August 29Times set with instructor.Kids Surf Camp offers two hours learning the sport of surfing in a fun and safe environment. Camp begins with a land lesson on technique

followed by water instruction. Includes use of a rashguard, soft-top surfboard, and drinking water. Instructor ratio is three campers per instructor.

Three-Day Surf Camp Five-Day Surf Camp Fee: $230 Fee: $310 Member fee: $200 Member fee: $280

CANCELLATION POLICY: If cancellations occur due to lightning or beach evacuation, lessons and camp will be made up on following weeks, time and dates to be determined based on availability. We will evacuate the beach at the first reports of lightning and parents will be contacted to pick-up students. Otherwise, our camp and lessons operate rain or shine.

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YOGA, PILATES, & BODYWORK Located outside on a deck overlooking Barnegat Bay (or inside if rainy), LBIF’s seasonal yoga program features two beloved teachers. Mats may be available, depending on attendance; bring your own, if possible.Fee: $17 per classMember fee: $14 per classTen pass: $155 / 10 classesTen pass for member:$120 / 10 classes

WEEKEND YOGASaturdays & Sundays, May 24-September 28 9:30-10:45am Jenn KretzerThis class will restore and renew you. Begin with a relaxing warm-up, followed by breathing exercises, before moving on to more heat-building asanas. All classes begin and end with relaxation and yogic breathing.

EARLY MORNING YOGAMonday-Friday, June 23-August 298-9:15amMarion CianciChoose to begin your day with conscious breathing and strengthening techniques, made accessible for the beginner, with alternatives suggested for more advanced practitioners.

YOGA FOR REPAIR, BALANCE, & BODYMondays, June 23-August 25 9:30-10:45amMarion CianciThis class is perfect for yogis and yoginis off all levels. The class is a mixed media of techniques to bring your body balance and build core strength.

LATE MORNING YOGATuesdays & Thursdays, June 24-August 28 9:30-10:45amMarion CianciDrop the kids off at camp and stay for yoga in multiple forms, including Sivananda, Ashtanga, the De-Aging Five Tibetans, and Yin (the holding of special poses).

GENTLE YOGA & BALANCE BALLWednesdays, June 25-August 27 9:30-10:45amMarion CianciThe class is perfect for yoga beginners. You will love the gentle flow of yogic poses, breathing, and relaxing on the balance ball, with hip 50s music for accompaniment. Class takes place in our air-conditioned facility. Bring your balance ball or borrow one, while supplies last.

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PILATESMondays, Wednesdays, & Fridays8-9amKaren WorobelFocus on classic mat work and correct form, which emphasizes core strength, flexibility, and muscle endurance within the art of flowing movement. Be more aware of your breathing during your workout, and learn to strengthen your deep torso muscles. Bring your own mat or borrow one from our limited supply.

BASIC BODYWORK & STRETCHSundays, July 6-July 278-9:30amAngela BartoloneAngela has worked as a dancer, choreographer, and dance instructor in New York City and New Orleans. Join Angela for a basic body workout and stretch. Students will focus on their core and use ballet, modern, ethnic, and contemporary dance styles to improve body posture and muscle flexibility.

FULL MOON SALUTATIONSSaturday, July 127pmJenn KretzerNative Americans named each full moon to help different tribes track the seasons, the July full moon is called the thunder moon. It is believed the full moon day can bring spiritual clarity and inspiration from the divine. The full moon is believed to represent our intuition, emotions, creativity, and feminine power. The moon invites us to remember our connection to the oceans on earth, as well as the oceans of water contained in our bodies.Please bring a large towel or sheet. Weather permittingFee: $25Member fee: $20

Ann Coen

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FOOD STUDIOFRIDAY DINNERSThomas J. Scangarello Join us for an evening of food and fun! BYOB. Bring a date, friend, or family member for a culinary experience like no other! Learn how to prepare a four-course meal from start to finish that will be sure to impress future guests. Each class limited to 10 participants and registration is required one week in advance.Fee: $130/couple or $75/personMember fee: $100/couple or $65/person

Friday, June 207pmAppetizer: Marinated Shrimp with Avocado and Bermuda OnionsIntermezzo: Pasta with Sautéed Peas and OnionsEntrée: Osso Bucco with Risotto and Glazed CarrotsDessert: Cheese Cake with Spring Berries04-LE42O-14

Friday, July 117pm Appetizer: Swordfish SkewersIntermezzo: Assorted CheesesEntrée: Pasta Duo-Garganelli with Sausage and Mushrooms and Linguine with ClamsDessert: Assorted Desserts04-LE42P-14

Friday, August 157pm Appetizer: Clams Oreganata, Steamed ClamsIntermezzo: Summer Spaghetti with Fresh Tomatoes, Garlic,and RavioliEntrée: Pan Seared Red SnapperDessert: Sherry Cake with Raspberry Sauce04-LE42R-14

Friday, September 127pm Appetizer: Ahi Tuna with Assorted Cheeses & OlivesIntermezzo: Hot and Cold AntipastoEntrée: Shrimp Scampi with Risotto and Baby Sweet PeasDessert: Fresh Peaches with Tuaca04-LE42H-14

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HOUSES: BOOK TALK & SIGNINGSaturday, July 125pmEnjoy light refreshments as Mike Ryan dismantles the traditional view of the designer as the unimpeded inspired author. In a talk based on his recently published book, UNEXPECT, Mike reveals -- through a series of stories about the houses featured in the book -- the idiosyncratic conditions that surround the process of creating these projects. (Mike’s book will be available for sale at the talk, with a portion of the proceeds to benefit the LBIF.)Donation: $5/person

48TH ANNUAL SEASHORE OPEN HOUSE TOURWednesday, August 610:30am-4:30pmTour exquisite homes that capture the history and present day of Long Beach Island and highlight its renowned architecture. The selected houses are chosen for their unique style, lush landscaping, dynamic interior decor, and/or sustainable building.Fee: $40 in advance or $45 that day

HOME & LANDSCAPEHOME, LANDSCAPING, & GARDEN WORKSHOPSSaturdays, May 31 & June 149am-12pmJoin one or both workshop days for an interactive presentation and hands-on displays, and learn how and why you should build your garden in a way that improves your environment. Participation in the workshop guarantees something to bring back to your garden.Fee: $10

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LANGUAGEWRITE YOUR OWN LIFE STORYMondays, July 21, July 28, August 4, August 112-4pm Vivian GreyYour personal life story is important. Tell about the times you have lived in and the events that have mattered to you. This workshop is designed to combine the craft of writing with your life story as the focus for your narrative. In a relaxed and supportive atmosphere, this class will help you organize your thoughts and create a compelling story. You’ll be helped to create well-rounded characters that readers care about. You’ll learn how to structure a gripping story and write settings and scenes that come alive. Each interactive session combines lectures, discussions, and writing prompts. Writers of all levels are welcome.Fee: $35 per classMember fee: $30 per class04-WR61W-#-14

MAKING IT HAPPEN: NUTS & BOLTSTuesdays, July 29, August 5, August 122-4pm Vivian GreyYou have a story you would like published, now what to do? This interactive workshop is designed for all levels and can be applied to a wide variety of fiction and non-fiction writing. Learn about the submission process from start to finish. Discuss how to choose the right publisher, agents, collaboration, and contracts, and whether self- publishing is for you. Talk about what happens when your manuscript is accepted and how to work successfully with an editor.Fee: $35 per classMember fee: $30 per class04-WR63M-#-14

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AMERICAN SIGN LANGUAGEFridays, July 11-August 159:30-11:30amKatie SmithJoin Katie, a certified ASL instructor, to start by learning the alphabet and progress to common vocabulary and phrases. We will watch ASL music videos, play games, and explore the language through a hands-on approach and information about deaf culture and history. Fee: $80Daily fee: $20Member fee: $70Member daily fee: $1504-LE47S-1-14

SOMETHING TO PROVE:Book Reading & SigningSunday, July 204pmRobert SkeadA seasonal resident of Barnegat Light, Robert Skead (robertskead.com) is the author of the popular children’s books Something to Prove: the Great Satchel Paige versus the Rookie Joe DiMaggio (Lerner Publishing, 2013), Mighty Mike Bounces Back (Magination Press); Hitting Glory-A Baseball Bat Adventure; Safe at Home-A Baseball Card Mystery (Cross Training Publishing) and The Turkey Bowl, Elves Can’t Dunk (Tale Blazer). When he is not at work or crafting stories, Robert can often be found at schools speaking with children and adults about creative writing and the importance of discovering one’s talent for a fulfilled life. Through these author visits, Robert speaks to more than 5,000 students per year.

ITALIANADVANCED ITALIAN CONVERSATION GROUPSpring Session 3: Mondays, May 19-June 23Summer Session 1: Mondays, June 30-August 4Summer Session 2: Mondays, August 11-September 22(no class September 1)10am-12pmRita KostopolousSocialize in Italian while continuing to build on your language skills in a relaxed atmosphere. Have fun learning while interacting with other students.Fee: $80 Daily fee: $20Member fee: $70Daily Fee: $20Daily Member fee: $1503-LE47A-3-1404-LE47A-#-14

INTERMEDIATE ITALIAN Spring Session 3: Thursdays, May 15-June 19Summer Session 1: Thursdays, June 26-July 31Summer Session 2: Thursdays, August 7-September 1810-11:30amRita KostopolousAdults with basic Italian language skills will increase fluency and understanding. This is a great experience if you are planning a trip to Italy or just want to learn more about Italian culture.Fee: $70Member fee: $60Daily fee: $17Daily member fee: $12 03-LE47I-3-1404-LE47I-#-14

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A MUSICAL TRIBUTE TO FRANK SINATRASaturday, July 127-8:30pmThis show is a must-see for any Sinatra fan! An extravaganza for the eyes and ears! Tony has incorporated stunning graphics that entice you the moment the stage lights dim and the music begins. The show starts with Sinatra’s early days with Tommy Dorsey in the bright lights of New York City and brings us to his comeback at Madison Square Garden, the “Main Event”. Tony’s uncanny portrayal of Frank’s mannerisms and singing voice will take the audience on a musical journey. It’s as if Frank walked off the screen and onto the stage. Don’t miss this one of a kind musical tribute to Frank Sinatra.For details, visit www.itwasaverygoodyearshow.com.Tickets: $35Member tickets: $3004-ENTF-14

MUSICCHELSEA REED & THE FAIR WEATHER FIVEJuly 20 7-8:30pmEnjoy an evening of live swing and blues music of the 1920s and 30s with a six-piece New Orleans blues band. Fee: $2004-ENTJ-14

VOICES, Jubilant SongSunday, August 247-8:30pmA concert of lively spirituals, folk, and classical music, plus a chance to sing along! Join the VOICES Chorale in a concert featuring an eclectic mix of music.Fee: $20/Adult • $10/Children04-ENTV-14

PRIVATE LESSONS: GUITAR, BASS, and MUSIC THEORYBeginner to IntermediateJeff RuemeliLearn to play and read music with basic song structures or extend your current knowledge. All ages are welcome. Please call the LBIF office for more information or to schedule to a lesson.

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SCIENCEDISCOVERY FRIDAYSFridays, June 27 – August 2910amAs a barrier island, LBI is an important feature of the New Jersey coastline. It protects the mainland and the estuaries of the Barnegat and Manahawkin Bays. Each Discovery Friday discusses the importance of barrier islands and their ecosystems, the island’s habitat, the impact of Hurricane Sandy and the future health of the islands and its waters. Each Discovery Friday will include a ReClam the Bay Station, Butterfly Bush/Milkweed Station, and Rain Garden Station. Fee: Free

PENGUIN POINTERS FROM JENKINSON’S AQUARIUMWednesday, August 207pmPenguins will here at the LBIF. Join us in welcoming the penguins from Jenkinson’s Aquarium. Learn about their biology, geography, care and feeding, and conservation.Fee: $5

EIGHTH ANNUAL BARNEGAT BAY DAY &GO-GREEN EXPO Wednesday, July 912-4pmBring the whole family to the LBIF to learn about conservation and the environment through fun. Kids can participate in hands-on activities that include all of the LBIF’s resources, from a coastal rain garden to a wetlands walk. Meanwhile, adults can discuss energy-saving tips, organic gardening techniques, and more with local business owners and non-profit organizations. You don’t want to miss the puppet show by Alliance for a Living Ocean, terrapin Races from MATES, and face painting!

The LBIF’s protected wetlands

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YOUTH PROGRAMSCAMP MORNINGSCamp runs weekly starting on Mondays, June 23-August 22. Choose your week(s) or register for the entire summer!

TINY TYKES, Ages 3-4EARLY BIRDS, Ages 4½-5Monday-FridayJune 23-August 229am-12pmA warm environment with everything a young child needs to enrich time away from home. The morning’s activities include group stories, art projects, visiting artists, fun in the ceramics studio, and time on the playground. Note: Children must be toilet trained.Fee: $295/weekMember fee: $225/week04-CH83B-#-1404-CH83A-#-14

CREATIVE ARTS & CRAFTS, Ages 6-11Monday-FridayJune 23-August 229am-12pmElementary-aged children enjoy a creative experience involving both individual and group projects. Campers can choose from a wide selection of daily programs including painting, drawing, ceramics, fibers, sculpture, theatre, and more!

Note: Children must have completed kindergarten in order to attend the CAC program.Fee: $275/weekMember fee: $195/week04-CH80-#-14

NATURE STUDIES, Ages 7-9Monday-FridayJune 23-August 229am-12pmCome experience the wonders of LBI. The classroom serves as home base for this class in nature exploration for the younger child. Students do projects while learning about the bay, beach, salt marsh, and all of their inhabitants. Field trips to several nearby sites are included weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Note: It is recommended that campers wear sunscreen, a hat, appropriate shoes, and clothing suitable to get wet. Parents are responsible for dropping off and picking up campers at designated field trip locations on field trip days.Fee: $275/week Member fee: $195/week04-CH82-#-14

MARINE BIOLOGYAges 10-12 Monday-Friday June 23-August 22 9am-12pmThis program provides field experience for young scientists to explore the flora and fauna of LBI. Using the beach, bay, and salt marsh as a living classroom, students collect and classify specimens, test water quality, and learn about the rich environment and ecosystems. Field trips to several nearby sites are included weekly on Tuesdays and Thursdays. (Parents are responsible for dropping off and picking up campers at designated field trip locations on field trip days.) It is recommended that campers wear appropriate shoes, sunscreen, a hat, and clothing suitable to get wet.Fee: $275/weekMember fee: $195/week04-CH81-#-14

Kids aged 7-16 can extend the camp day or join by joining the Lunch Bunch ($2/day/camper) and then moving on to an afternoon arts workshop (page 33) or tennis program (page 20).

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TEEN ART APPRENTICE PROGRAM, Ages 12-16 Monday-FridayJune 23-August 229am-12pmStudents in this program work with a professional artist and experiment with new media each week. Construct three-dimensional forms in the sculpture studio, paint in the artist’s loft, and learn the principles of design in the printmaking studio, among many other projects. Small class size allows for plenty of individual attention.Fee: $285/weekMember fee: $210/week04-CH84-#-14

CREATIVE CONFIDENCE, Ages 10-15Sundays, July 6, July 20, August 17, August 31 10am-12pmMeghan TuckerThis class is designed to promote healthy thinking and positive empowerment in girls through art-making. Girls will utilize creative projects and self-expression to increase self-respect, confidence, assertiveness, and self-awareness. They will discover new friendships, explore creativity, and discuss pressing tween/teen issues in a positive environment, while creating projects such as a vision board and strength bracelets.Fee: $20/classMember fee: $15/class04-CH87CC-#-14

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CRAFTY WEEKEND WORKSHOPSART IN THE AFTERNOONHANDBUILDING WITH CLAY, Ages 7-12Mondays & Thursdays, June 23-August 211–3pmUse your imagination to make animal sculptures, pots tiles, and more. Participate in projects that teach technical skills to complete clay pieces while having fun. Mondays are for creating, and Thursdays are for glazing. Children must attend at least one Monday and one Thursday to finish a project.Fee: $60/two sessions • Member fee: $50/two sessions04-CH89HC-#-14

PAINTING & DRAWING, Ages 7-12 Tuesdays, June 24-August 191-3pmDevelop skills in drawing and painting by experimenting with different media such as charcoal, ink, markers, pastels, gouache, and acrylics.Fee: $30/day • Member fee: $25/day04-CJ86P-#-14

FIBERS, Ages 7-12Thursdays, June 26-August 211-3pmLearn basic sewing, crocheting, weaving, and embroidery. Use alternative materials and found objects to make small-scale sculptures and felted 2D and 3D forms.Fee: $30 /day • Member fee: $25/day04-CH89F-#-14

ADVENTURES IN CLAY, Ages 10-16Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, FridayJune 23-August 221-3pmFocus on basic wheel-throwing skills and hand building techniques. Wear closed-toe shoes and old clothes. Enrollment is very limited to provide lots of individual attention. Early registration encouraged. Materials included.Fee: $180/week • Member fee: $150/week4-CH89-#-14

Workshops for ages 8-13 and crafters of all levels Friday - Sunday1-3pmLearn how to use a sewing machine and tools to create unique crafts!Fee per weekend with all materials: $140Member fee per weekend with all materials: $120

June 27, 28, & 29Summer Lovin’! Create your own beach style: beach bag, cover up, and game towel.04-CH87S-14

July 25, 26, & 27Bedroom Accessories! WOW your friends with new bedroom accessories: personalized wall hanging, letter pillow, and unique organizer.04-CH87B-14

August 1, 2, & 3Animals! Get your stuffing on: make a stuffed fox, standing owl, and bird mobile.04-CH87A-14

August 8, 9, 10Let your imagination run wild! Create a mischievous monster, a dancing marionette, and robot with secret compartments.04-CH87M-14

August 15, 16, & 17Costumes and creativity at its best! Tips and tricks to turn thrift store finds into a one-of-a-kind costume: hoodies into creatures, animal ear headbands, and masks.04-CH87C-14

August 22, 23, 24Back to sassy! Go back to school with stylish accessories: a pencil case, gym bag, lunch bag, and/or tablet cover.04-CH87SA-14

Crafty Katie makes learning and creating frustration-free and fun! Come with a gang or come alone and make new friends!

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calendar of eventsMAY/JUNE • Thursday, Friday, Saturday, & Sunday May 29, 30, 31, & June 1, Bellarine Theatre Company presents Dorothy Meets Alice • Saturday, May 31, Home, Landscaping, Garden Workshop

JUNE• Friday, June 6, Time to Get Dirty in the Clay Studio• Saturday, June 14, Home, Landscaping, Garden Workshop• Friday, June 20, Drawing, Painting & Pizza Party for Kids • Friday, June 20, Night Out in the Food Studio• Saturday & Sunday, June 21 & 22, Boat Safety Certification Class• Saturday & Sunday, June 21 & 22, LBI Artist Studio Open House Tour • Sunday, June 22, Family Fun in the Clay Studio• Friday, June 27, Cocktails & Canvas• Saturday, June 28, Black Maria Film & Video Festival• Saturday & Sunday, June 28 & 29, Visiting Artist Catherine LeClerie, Bookmaking for the Beginner• Sunday, June 29, Movies at the Beach: Ghostbusters

JULY • Tuesday, July 1, Magic Show with Joe Fischer• Wednesday, July 9, Barnegat Bay Day & Go-Green Expo• Friday, July 11, Drawing, Painting, & Pizza Party for Kids• Friday, July 11, Night Out in the Food Studio• Saturday, July 12, Houses: Book Reading & Signing• Saturday, July 12, Full Moon Salutations• Saturday, July 12, A Musical Tribute to Frank Sinatra• Sunday, July 13, Family Fun in the Clay Studio • Sunday, July 13, Movies at the Beach: Frozen • Sunday, July 15, Singer/Songwriter Mr. Ray• Friday, July 18, Cocktails & Canvas • Sunday, July 19, Member, Student, Faculty Exhibition • Sunday, July 20, Something to Prove: Book Talk & Signing • Sunday, July 20, Chelsea Reed and the Fair Weather Five • Monday, July 21-Friday, July 25, Visiting Ceramic Artist, Theo Vilano, Prose On Pots• Friday, July 25, Time to Get Dirty in the Clay Studio• Saturday, July 26, Herb & Dorothy• Sunday, July 27, Movies at the Beach: Chasing Mavericks

AUGUST• Sunday, August 3, TOMS Style Your Sole Pizza Party• Wednesday, August 6, 48th Annual Seahore Open House Tour• Friday, August 8, Time to Get Dirty in the Clay Studio• Friday, August 8, Grasso: Beyond the Paint• Sunday, August 10, Family Fun in the Clay Studio• Sunday, August 10, Movies at the Beach: Jaws • Tuesday, August 12, Cascading Comedy & Circus Show• Friday, August 15, Night Out in the Food Studio • Friday, August 15, Drawing, Painting & Pizza Party for Kids• Saturday, August 16, PaddleFest 2014 • Monday, August 18-Friday, August 22, Visiting Ceramic Artist, Daniel Teran, Pots With Stories • Wednesday, August 20, Penguin Pointers • Friday, August 22, Cocktails & Canvas• Sunday, August 24, Voices, Jubilant Song • Friday, August 31, Movies at the Beach: E.T.: The Extra Terrestrial

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PEOPLEBOARD OF TRUSTEES Bud Berman, President Rick Bushnell, President Elect Jean Paich, Treasurer Lynn Billingham, Secretary Angela Anderson Julie Berkowitz Matt Burton Joan Galiardo Martha Kremer Jay Madden Peter Mundheim Judy Pote Corrine Ruff Carl Schneider Olivia Sheridan

STAFF

Jennifer Begonia, Executive Director

Amy Carreño, Director of Public Programs

Joe Gross, Bookkeeper

Sheri Hansen, Art Manager

Jerry Kaba, Ceramics Studio Manager

Lydia Owens, Membership & Special Events Coordinator

Kathryn Rafter, Operations Coordinator

Jeff Shrager, Tennis Pro & Recreation Manager

James Stanch, Facilities Manager

POLICIES

REGISTRATION & PAYMENTThe LBIF accepts cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, and debit. Full tuition is due at the time of registration. The LBIF may decline an individual’s enrollment or participation at its discretion.

MATERIALS LIST & FEEIt is the student’s responsibility to request a copy of all supply lists at the front desk prior to class. It is the student’s responsibility to pay all material fees to the instructor or the LBIF as listed in the class description.

CLASS CANCELLATIONSThe LBIF reserves the right to cancel classes due to insufficient enrollment or in the case of an emergency. In the event the LBIF cancels a class, students will be notified and full tuition and fee will be credited or refunded.

WITHDRAWALSClass credit will be issued if withdrawal occurs at least one week prior to the first day of the course. No class credit will be issued one week prior to class beginning or after class has begun. NO REFUNDS will be given.

SCHOLARSHIPSLimited scholarships are available. Please send an email to office@lbifoundation.org or letter of request to the LBIF, 120 Long Beach Blvd., Loveladies, NJ, 08008.

PUBLICITYThe LBIF reserves the right to use photos taken during classes and other programs for publicity purposes. Registration in a class or participation in any event gives LBIF permission to use images for publicity purposes without further consent or compensation.

STUDENT PROPERTYThe LBIF is not responsible for artwork and other property left on the premises and has no liability if such property is lost, stolen, or damaged, except in instances when artwork is displayed in gallery exhibitions. Artwork or property left two weeks after the conclusion of a class may be discarded.

EMERGENCY FORMSEvery child attending an LBIF program without a parent is required to complete a Child Emergency Form and submit it to the main office. Students are encouraged to inform the main office if they have a medical condition that the staff or faculty should be aware of in case of emergency. Forms are kept on file for one year. The form can be obtained in the main office.

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MEMBERSHIPBecome a member today and receive invitations to events, early mailings, and discounts on classes.

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Signature: ____________________________________________________________

1st ChildName: ________________________________________Birth Date ___/___/___ Age on 5/1/14: ___/___/___Allergies: ______________________________________

Camp Code Mem Non Mem Tiny Tykes TT $225 $295Early Birds EB $225 $295Creative Arts CAC $195 $275Nature Studies NS $195 $275Marine Biology MB $195 $275Teen Art Program TAP $210 $285

Week Code Price

1 June 23-27 ___________ __________

2 June 30-July 4 ___________ __________

3 July 7-11 ___________ __________

4 July 14-18 ___________ __________

5 July 21-25 ___________ __________

6 July 28 - August 1 ___________ __________

7 August 4-8 ___________ __________

8 August 11-15 ___________ __________

9 August 18-22 ___________ __________

Total $ ___________

2nd ChildName: ________________________________________Birth Date ___/___/___ Age on 5/1/14: ___/___/___Allergies: ______________________________________

Camp Code Mem Non Mem Tiny Tykes TT $225 $295Early Birds EB $225 $295Creative Arts CAC $195 $275Nature Studies NS $195 $275Marine Biology MB $195 $275Teen Art Program TAP $210 $285

Week Code Price

1 June 23-27 ___________ __________

2 June 30-July 4 ___________ __________

3 July 7-11 ___________ __________

4 July 14-18 ___________ __________

5 July 21-25 ___________ __________

6 July 28 - August 1 ___________ __________

7 August 4-8 ___________ __________

8 August 11-15 ___________ __________

9 August 18-22 ___________ __________

Total $ ___________

Parent’s Name: _______________________________________________________

Mailing Address: _______________________________________________________

Home Phone: _________________________________________________________

Emergency Phone: ____________________________________________________

Email Address: _________________________________________________________

If membership is not listed under Parent’s Name, LBIF Member’s Name:

Please copy this form to register 3 or more children.

Total Amount Due: _____________________________________________________ Method of Payment: ❏ Check ❏ MasterCard ❏ VisaCredit Card #: _____________________ Exp.___/___ Security Code: __________

Register online at www.lbifoundation.org120 Long Beach Blvd., Loveladies, NJ 08008 • Phone: 609.494.1241 • Fax: 609.494.0662

HOW TO REGISTER1. Go to lbifoundation.org and register online with a credit card.

2. Mail your completed registration form and your check to the LBIF: 120 Long Beach Blvd., Loveladies, N.J. 08008

3. Complete your registration form, then stop into the LBIF offices and pay a staffer in person.

No phone registration after May 23, please.

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MORNING CAMP REGISTRATION FORM GENERAL REGISTRATION FORMLast/First Name: _______________________________________________________

Address: ______________________________________________________________

City, State, Zip: ________________________________________________________

Daytime Phone: _______________________________________________________

Evening Phone:________________________________________________________

Email Address: _________________________________________________________

Course Title Date(s) Cost

_____________________________________________ $ _______________________

_____________________________________________ $ _______________________

_____________________________________________ $ _______________________

My additional gift to the LBIF $ _______________________

Total $ _______________________

MEMBERSHIPBecome a member today and receive invitations to events, early mailings, and discounts on classes.

❏ Recreation $1150❏ Benefactor $710❏ Patron $490❏ Sustaining $380❏ Family $205❏ Individual $125❏ Corporate $250

Select payment method:❏ Check or Money Order Enclosed ❏ MasterCard ❏ Visa ❏ Discover

If charging to a credit card, please fill out the following:

Total Amount Due: ___________________________________________________

Credit Card #: _____________________ Exp.___/___ Security Code: ________

Signature: ____________________________________________________________

1st ChildName: ________________________________________Birth Date ___/___/___ Age on 5/1/14: ___/___/___Allergies: ______________________________________

Camp Code Mem Non Mem Tiny Tykes TT $225 $295Early Birds EB $225 $295Creative Arts CAC $195 $275Nature Studies NS $195 $275Marine Biology MB $195 $275Teen Art Program TAP $210 $285

Week Code Price

1 June 23-27 ___________ __________

2 June 30-July 4 ___________ __________

3 July 7-11 ___________ __________

4 July 14-18 ___________ __________

5 July 21-25 ___________ __________

6 July 28 - August 1 ___________ __________

7 August 4-8 ___________ __________

8 August 11-15 ___________ __________

9 August 18-22 ___________ __________

Total $ ___________

2nd ChildName: ________________________________________Birth Date ___/___/___ Age on 5/1/14: ___/___/___Allergies: ______________________________________

Camp Code Mem Non Mem Tiny Tykes TT $225 $295Early Birds EB $225 $295Creative Arts CAC $195 $275Nature Studies NS $195 $275Marine Biology MB $195 $275Teen Art Program TAP $210 $285

Week Code Price

1 June 23-27 ___________ __________

2 June 30-July 4 ___________ __________

3 July 7-11 ___________ __________

4 July 14-18 ___________ __________

5 July 21-25 ___________ __________

6 July 28 - August 1 ___________ __________

7 August 4-8 ___________ __________

8 August 11-15 ___________ __________

9 August 18-22 ___________ __________

Total $ ___________

Parent’s Name: _______________________________________________________

Mailing Address: _______________________________________________________

Home Phone: _________________________________________________________

Emergency Phone: ____________________________________________________

Email Address: _________________________________________________________

If membership is not listed under Parent’s Name, LBIF Member’s Name:

Please copy this form to register 3 or more children.

Total Amount Due: _____________________________________________________ Method of Payment: ❏ Check ❏ MasterCard ❏ VisaCredit Card #: _____________________ Exp.___/___ Security Code: __________

Register online at www.lbifoundation.org120 Long Beach Blvd., Loveladies, NJ 08008 • Phone: 609.494.1241 • Fax: 609.494.0662

HOW TO REGISTER1. Go to lbifoundation.org and register online with a credit card.

2. Mail your completed registration form and your check to the LBIF: 120 Long Beach Blvd., Loveladies, N.J. 08008

3. Complete your registration form, then stop into the LBIF offices and pay a staffer in person.

No phone registration after May 23, please.

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A Y E A R - RO U N D C E N T E R O F T H E A RT S , S C I E N C E S ,A N D R E C R E AT I O N F O R T H E C O M M U N I T YCONTACTLong Beach Island Foundation of the Arts & Sciences120 Long Beach Blvd.Loveladies, NJ 08008Office phone: 609.494.1241 and 609.489.3858Tennis phone: 609.489.3950Fax: 609.494.0662www.lbifoundation.org

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A large print version of this catalog is available.The LBIF strives to make its programs accesible to all. We maintain an AFA Advisory Board, provide large print materials upon request, have accesible parking and entrances, and will adapt classes and programs to assist students with special needs. For special accomodations please contact the LBIF Office at 609.494.1241 at least two weeks prior to any program start date.

Cover Artwork: Lydia OwensCatalog Design: Michele Guerriero

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space availableCELEBRATIONS & MEETING RENTALSConsider holding your next special event at the LBIF! Use our unique spaces for anything from anniversary and sweet 16 parties to bridal and baby showers. The LBIF is available year-round for meeting rentals, too.

WEDDINGSDreaming of an LBI wedding? The LBIF is the perfect location for your celebration. Beach access for your ceremony is conveniently located across the street from the property. The gallery offers a loftlike open space for bigger affairs. Call and schedule an appointment to discuss how you can use the LBIF and its many spaces as the canvas for your perfect, one-of-a-kind event.

BIRTHDAY PARTIES & GROUP OUTINGSPrivate youth and adult group art classes and workshops are available for birthday parties, school and scouting functions, ladies’ weekends, and community groups. We can help you create an art inspired party! Consider throwing a party like “Cocktails & Canvas,” “Getting Dirty in the Clay Studio,” or “Painting & Pizza.” If it’s a class we offer, we can make it a party.

INDIVIDUAL STUDIO SPACE RENTALNeed a space to get creative? Our Ceramics Studio, Print Room, and Artist’s Loft are available for daily rentals. Reservations are suggested, but not required. Daily fee: $15Daily member fee: $10Ceramics Studio daily fee: $20Ceramics Studio daily member fee: $15

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