FAL Centre events

In House, an exhibition of works by tenants at the Centre, remains in the Charlotte Glencross Gallery until early September.

Saturday, September 11, 8 p.m.
Royal Wood and guests in concert
Singer-songwriter Royal Wood has spent years perfecting his craft of balladry and pop music. His new album, The Waiting, appropriately begins with a song entitled You Can't Go Back. And why would he, when with each new release Royal Wood delivers another collection of heartrending and honest tales of love, loss and life more impressive than the last. It now seems more than ever that Wood has found his voice. "This record is about the duality of life and how at times, I seemingly waited for the mirrored experience to return," says Wood. "I went through so many severe shifts personally and all of that turbulence led to serious thought and reflection. That is why these songs were born and why they are my most personal and introspective to date."
"Wood is on his way to establishing himself alongside the Canadian royalty of artists such as Sexsmith and Wainwright. " - EXCLAIM MAGAZINE
Read more: http://www.myspace.com/royalwood#ixzz0xp44lbTv or Saturday September 11
Royal Wood
http://www.myspace.com/roy
$20 tickets at Backstreet Records and Read's News Stand (plus service fee).
$22 at the door. Doors at 7 p.m. Show at 8 p.m.

September 17 – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Leading the Way – How to Make Positive Thinking Instinctive in Your Workplace
• Are you tired of the complaining happening around you?
• Have you noticed staff becoming more and more negative?
• Would you like to help people lift themselves into a more helpful approach to life and work?
• Would you like to demonstrate positive thinking and help other staff focus their energies on finding solutions to the situations they face - as a team and as individuals?
• Want to discover how easy it is to lead the way?
This one-day education session with consultant Debra Swan is appropriate for all staff. The cost is $125 per person, including morning and afternoon refreshments. To register go to www.swancommunityconsulting.com and click on upcoming sessions.

Thursday, September 30, 7 to 11 p.m.
High on the Arts – a fundraising Gala for the Fredericton Arts Alliance
A festival of the arts, including food and drink, live music and dance, a live fine art auction, silent auction, and ample opportunity to socialize. Tickets are $35 at Westminster Books, the Charlotte Street Arts Centre, from any FAA board members and at the door.

Tuesdays – 6 to 8 p.m.
September 21 to November 2
Beginners' Watercolour Course with Margaret Bannister
$175 for an 8 week course, or $225 for an 8 week course (all materials provided)
Materials list at Endeavours (Queen St.) or Studio 202 at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre. A portion of the proceeds of from this course will be donated to the Charlotte Street Arts Centre
To register please call Margaret Bannister at 457-6050 or email margaretbannister@yahoo.ca
Maximum 10 people

Mondays – 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Artists' Cooperative painting group
Amateur painters work together to improve. Resumes Oct. 6. Occasional special projects may involve costs for materials or an instructor. $20 a month payable on the first Monday. $10 a night for non-members. First come first served. Notice required as space is limited. Francine at 506-363-3405 or Cheryl at 506-453-2543. Bring a plastic table cover and paper towels for cleanup.


Coming Events at CSAC
In House, an exhibition of works by tenants at the Centre, remains in the Charlotte Glencross Gallery until early September. Saturday, September 11, 8 p.m. Royal Wood and guests in concert Singer-songwriter Royal Wood has spent years perfecting his craft of balladry and pop music. His new album, The Waiting, appropriately begins with a song entitled You Can't Go Back. And why would he, when with each new release Royal Wood delivers another collection of heartrending and honest tales of love, loss and life more impressive than the last. It now seems more than ever that Wood has found his voice. "This record is about the duality of life and how at times, I seemingly waited for the mirrored experience to return," says Wood. "I went through so many severe shifts personally and all of that turbulence led to serious thought and reflection. That is why these songs were born and why they are my most personal and introspective to date." "Wood is on his way to establishing himself alongside the Canadian royalty of artists such as Sexsmith and Wainwright. " - EXCLAIM MAGAZINE Read more: http://www.myspace.com/royalwood#ixzz0xp44lbTv or Saturday September 11 Royal Wood http://www.myspace.com/roy $20 tickets at Backstreet Records and Read's News Stand (plus service fee). $22 at the door. Doors at 7 p.m. Show at 8 p.m. September 17 – 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Leading the Way – How to Make Positive Thinking Instinctive in Your Workplace • Are you tired of the complaining happening around you? • Have you noticed staff becoming more and more negative? • Would you like to help people lift themselves into a more helpful approach to life and work? • Would you like to demonstrate positive thinking and help other staff focus their energies on finding solutions to the situations they face - as a team and as individuals? • Want to discover how easy it is to lead the way? This one-day education session with consultant Debra Swan is appropriate for all staff. The cost is $125 per person, including morning and afternoon refreshments. To register go to www.swancommunityconsulting.com and click on upcoming sessions. Thursday, September 30, 7 to 11 p.m. High on the Arts – a fundraising Gala for the Fredericton Arts Alliance A festival of the arts, including food and drink, live music and dance, a live fine art auction, silent auction, and ample opportunity to socialize. Tickets are $35 at Westminster Books, the Charlotte Street Arts Centre, from any FAA board members and at the door. Tuesdays – 6 to 8 p.m. September 21 to November 2 Beginners' Watercolour Course with Margaret Bannister $175 for an 8 week course, or $225 for an 8 week course (all materials provided) Materials list at Endeavours (Queen St.) or Studio 202 at the Charlotte Street Arts Centre. A portion of the proceeds of from this course will be donated to the Charlotte Street Arts Centre To register please call Margaret Bannister at 457-6050 or email margaretbannister@yahoo.ca Maximum 10 people Mondays – 5:30 to 9:30 p.m. Artists' Cooperative painting group Amateur painters work together to improve. Resumes Oct. 6. Occasional special projects may involve costs for materials or an instructor. $20 a month payable on the first Monday. $10 a night for non-members. First come first served. Notice required as space is limited. Francine at 506-363-3405 or Cheryl at 506-453-2543. Bring a plastic table cover and paper towels for cleanup.