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CANCELLED Paint-A-Thon & Xtreme Meander

Presented by DiverseWorks Art Space at Discovery Green

September 26, 2009

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DiverseWorks’ cancels 1(ish)K: Xtreme Meander & Paint-A-Thon at Discovery Green.

 

Team DiverseWorks is injured and has been ordered by medical specialists to take some time to recover, making it necessary to indefinitely postpone our 2nd Annual 1(ish)K: Xtreme Meander and Paint-A-Thon at Discovery Green on September 26, 2009.

 

Team DiverseWorks is sorry to cancel this event, but we just want to make sure everyone has time to train so we can be sure to win before any competition.

 

If you purchased tickets for the event, have any questions, or want to send us well wishes (good words or monetary contributions) during our recovery, please contact Tracey Morton or Margaret Bott at 713-223-8346 or tracey@diverseworks.org.  We want to thank each of you who stepped forward with your time and wonderful ideas. We look forward to seeing you and your friends and colleagues at DiverseWorks exhibitions and performances in the future.

DiverseWorks presents the Paint-A-Thon & Xtreme Meander, September 26, 2009, 9am – 1pm at Discovery Green. Fundraising made fun! Join DiverseWorks at Discovery Green for Paint-A-Thon & Xtreme Meander, a true test of creativity, endurance and strength for the light- hearted!

Paint-A-Thon is a morning excursion for families and friends to create their own landscape and/or skyscape through paintings, sculptures and installations. Not only will teams take home (or back to the office) their own masterpiece, but a panel of distinguished individuals will be awarding prizes for the “winning” entries.

The 1(ish) K: Xtreme Meander returns for a second year offering both Elite and Masters level competitors a demanding one-kilometer (or so) course in a test of strength and endurance. Runners are invited to choose their own route, interpret what that race means to them and entertain and replenish at the unusual hydration and energy stations.

Both events are meant to be fun, offer attendees a chance to mix and mingle with Houston’s art community and raise money and awareness for DiverseWorks.