Here is a video describing the different events happening at the
Buttonwood Tree from Monday December 10th through Sunday December 16th.
From belly dancing, live music, writer's workshops, open mics and more -
There's something for everyone at the Buttonwood Tree next week.
To find out more about the Buttonwood Tree, visit www.buttonwod.org.
Sorry about the re-posts. We are learning about embedding videos on the blog.
@Stephan Allison - That's very observant of you to notice that I didn't use the same tree icon. This is the first of many series of videos that I am going to make for TBT. I searched Google for the same tree but couldn't find it. This was the closest I could find. Perhaps Ann Marie will be able to point me in the right direction for a full sized graphic of the tree logo.
The Blue Cat (DL) - go to arts2go.org and find The Buttonwood Tree under "Arts Directory". Click on the name and it will take you to their listing where you'll find what you need. Then you can click on the tree logo and 'save as' on your computer to use when you need it again. FYI, the logo was designed by David Schulz when the Tree was a seedling.
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Hey! Who changed the tree?
ReplyDeleteI loved the high quality videos posted here by the Buttonwood Tree. Good job everyone, especially Darrell Lucas.
ReplyDelete@Stephan Allison - That's very observant of you to notice that I didn't use the same tree icon. This is the first of many series of videos that I am going to make for TBT. I searched Google for the same tree but couldn't find it. This was the closest I could find. Perhaps Ann Marie will be able to point me in the right direction for a full sized graphic of the tree logo.
ReplyDeleteThe Blue Cat (DL) - go to arts2go.org and find The Buttonwood Tree under "Arts Directory". Click on the name and it will take you to their listing where you'll find what you need. Then you can click on the tree logo and 'save as' on your computer to use when you need it again. FYI, the logo was designed by David Schulz when the Tree was a seedling.
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