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SUMMARY:CASI Student Art Display/Awards Ceremony
DESCRIPTION:CASI Student Art Display/Awards Ceremony \nThe 2026 CASI Student Art Contest display and awards ceremony will occur on May 31 at 430pm at the studio of Rene Romero Schuler\, 559 Tyler Street\, Monterey. The event commences at 430 pm. The keynote speaker will be Rene herself\, talking about her inspiration journal as one of our world’s greatest living artists. Also speaking will be artist and coach Katie Bruzzone\, who is the leader of the CASI student contests. \n\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nAt this event CASI anticipates awarding a total of six scholarships to students scoring highest. This year\, three of the scholarships will be based on our expert panel of judges; we are adding three new scholarships based upon students who prefer to donate their works to CASI. These awards will be based upon the outcome of such student works receiving the highest bids at a silent auction culminating during the art display itself. If you are interested in acquiring one of the auction entries\, arrive fifteen minutes early to slip in a bid. \nStudents from all over California have submitted exceptional creative works on the theme of reflecting on nature and human reflection. Works feature a variety of media\, including painting\, watercolor\, collage\, etching\, sculpture and photography. \nComplimentary appetizers\, wine and non alcoholic beverages will be served. There is no attendance charge for students who submit art\, their families\, their teachers\, their friends and all CASI members. \n  \nArtwork Available At Our Silent Auction:\n  \n\n\n\n\nStella T.\n\nLone Cypress\n\n\n\nCaroline R.\n\nChloe D.\n\n\n\n  \n\n\n\n\nRiordan W.\n\nJesus L.\n\n\n\nEli D.\n\nAlexa D.\n\n\n\nThe above artworks are in a silent auction.  \nPlease phone (415) 420-1029 to bid on any of these artworks at once.
URL:https://casicalifornia.org/event/casi-student-art-display-awards-ceremony/
LOCATION:The Studio of Rene Romero Schuler\, 559 Tyler Street\, Monterey\, CA\, 93940
CATEGORIES:Art Show,Education,Mentoring Event
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SUMMARY:California Water Policy
DESCRIPTION:California Water Policy will be presented as a live event by the California Arts and Sciences Institute on June 25\, 2026 at 430 pm. Two top experts on California water will discuss the topic at the Carmel Barnyard\, moderated by nationally syndicated broadcaster Edward King. You will learn how our water can become more plentiful and less expensive\, and how we can communicate with our legislators and Board of Supervisors on our best policy forward \nMajor factors addressed will be: \nDebunking the myth that California is short on precipitation. In fact\, for decades the state has been in receipt of abundant rain and snow and actually wastes 84 percent of all precipitation due to poor water management \nDiscussing the most fruitful avenues of water storage: reservoirs\, aquifers and side channel storage. \nCiting key California water projects that have been funded but are not proceeding. \nEvaluating potential of desalination to create more water abundance. \nCiting the importance of keeping enough water in our reservoirs in order to fight wildfires; for example\, an empty reservoir was a major cause of the Palisades wildfire spread \nRelating water abundance to the ability to build more housing and improve outcomes for our farmers. \nWater expert Edward Ring has written volumes on the above issues and will bring a wealth of historic facts and ways we can remedy the state’s ongoing poor direction in water management. Note that the state has not built a single major water project in the last fifty years\, while population has skyrocketed. Physicist Michael Hogan will present data on where the water goes and specific projects for enhancing water abundance\, as well as address water quality issues. Both will discuss the ways we can address ecological needs such as habitat and species protection\, while creating pathways to more efficient water storage and abundance. \nThe event will take place at 4:30 pm on June 25th at the Carmel Barnyard. Complimentary non alcoholic beverages and appetizers will be served. Registration and other event details can be found at https.//casicalifornia.org – The two largest water reservoirs in the Central Coatal California region are Lake Nacimiento and Lake San Antonio. Both are owned and operated by the Monterey County Water Resources Agency (MCWRA). Interestingly\, while Lake Nacimiento is located just across the border in northern San Luis Obispo County\, Monterey County holds the water rights and manages the facility. \nComplimentary appetizers and non alcoholic beverages will be served. \nCost: $20 per person \n 
URL:https://casicalifornia.org/event/california-water-policy/
LOCATION:The Community Shared Space in the Carmel Barnyard\, 3756 The Barnyard\, Ste H23\, Carmel\, CA\, 93923\, United States
CATEGORIES:Speaking Event
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