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Billboard classifieds CLASSES/WORKSHOPS Homework Help for Teens. Tues Feb. 5th through April 8th 4pm-7pm. Need a quiet place to work on your homework? Stop on by ColorMan Studio. $10/class (suggested donation) For more info, visit www.ColorManStudio.org. Animation Exploration for Teens. Wed Feb. 6th- April 9th. Explore the basics of stopframe animation and digital film making. $149 (10 classes). For more info, visit www. ColorManStudio.org. Adult Workshop: Experience the Desert. Sun March 30th 8am-3pm. Experience the Sonoran desert through the eyes of a naturalist and an artist. $200. For more info, visit www.ColorManStudio.org. The Dambe Project offers classes in the healing arts of West African Drum and Dance. Beginning class is every Monday from 6pm-7pm, Intermediate Class is every Tuesday from 5:45pm – 7:15pm, a Performance Class is every Tuesday from 7:30pm – 9pm and a Dunun Class is every Monday from 7:30pm – 8:30pm. Dance Class is every Thursday from 7:30pm – 9pm. For more information please visit www.Dambe. org or call Martin at (520) 245-4547 or email martin@dambe.org. Encaustic Art Classes - Conrad Wilde Gallery offers a wide range of classes in this exciting medium, from beginners to advanced, painterly and sculptural methods. Call (520) 622-8997 or visit www.ConradWildeGallery.com for details. Flamenco del Pueblo Viejo classes - all levels and ages. Tuesday and Thursday evenings at Casa Vicente, 375 S. Stone Ave. First class free for intro students. www. TucsonIquete.com or email flamencodpv@ gmail.com for info. Tucson Clay Co-op will be demonstrating a variety of forms on the potter’s wheel. Children and parents welcome every Saturday Noon to 1pm. Pottery lessons for children 6-12, after school, Saturdays etc. 340 N. 4th Avenue near 7th Street. (520) 792-6262. www.TucsonClayCo-op.com. $6 Yoga Classes- Tucson Yoga is downtown at South 4th Avenue & 12th Street, offering 3 yoga classes each day, from beginning to advanced. Visit www.tucsonyoga.com or call 1-877-TUC-YOGA for more info. Dance classes for adults and now children too! The DanceLoft offers hip hop, modern, ballet, Pilates, bellydance, tap, and theater dance classes. Located at 620 E. 19th Street, #150. (520) 250-4664, www.TheDanceLoft.com. A Course in Miracles study group meets Tuesday and Thursday evenings, and Wednesday mornings, at a new location in the downtown area. Please call Jan or Timothy for more information. (520) 6223343. Free. The Pima County/Tucson Women’s Commission is celebrating National Women’s History Month with the free Women’s Vision postcard art competition. Postcards on display from March-August 2008. Deadline date: February 16, 2008. Established patent professional looking for small 500-1000sf office in downtown/4th ave/west university. Must be separately lockable. Non-shared space a plus. Call John (310) 694-4873. Would you like to buy a home? Zero Down payment, low to no Closing Costs, Mortgage Int. rest refunds, Grants and more First time home buyer programs can make buying a reality. Call Craig Bellmann Tierra Antigua Realty (520) 248-9318. Wanted: Old brass or aluminum tokens that say, “good for 5c in trade”, etc. from Tucson and other towns of Arizona for a display. No tax, bus tokens. Bob Temarantz, 2824 N. Bentley, Tucson, AZ 85716, (520) 360-8200. Maddox House Bed & Breakfast: Traditional American hospitality in a century-old redwood house by UA campus, close to downtown Tucson. www.MaddoxHouse. com or call Bob: (520) 628-7612. Downtown Working Professional ISO studio, cottage and/or nice room to rent close to downtown & St. Augustine Cathedral. Range: $325-$425 based on amenities, utilities, furnished/unfurnished. U/A graduate w/excellent references & positive demeanor is interested in all types of dwellings. Please phone Ty at: (520) 488-5213 Thank you. Check out Scazz-Rik-Tobin, the monthly drama/comedy set in a surrealistic vein that airs on Channel 72, Access Tucson Saturdays at 1pm. FOR RENT/RESIDENTIAL MISCELLANEOUS Parking available. Just a short walk from work downtown 1/2 Block north of El Charro on Court Ave. Monthly or Yearly leases. Assigned parking spaces $40 per month or only $360 per year (714) 675-3619. 1000sf, 1bd/1ba apt, ground level. Modern living in Historic Building. Wood floors, gas stove, large bathroom. Private deck; shared outdoor spaces, gated parking, laundry. $800/mo + utilities. 5th Ave/16th St. Contact Luke (480) 907-8702. 2000sf 2bd/2ba, den, office second story loft apt. Modern living in History Building. Balconies, wood floors, exposed trusses, shared outdoor spaces, gated parking, laundry. $1550/mo + utilities. 5th Ave/16th St. Contact Luke (480) 907-8702. Historic Armory Park, close to everything. Fabulous, large 2bd/1 1/2ba. w/d hookup, upstairs/down townhouse style, in 4-plex. Private yard, excellent parking, sautillo floors, carpet upstairs. Tenant pays electric. Avail March 1. $695 mo/yr lease +$695 deposit. Won’t last! Call 818-2250466 or email maaustin@earthlink.net for info. 32 downtown tucsonan.february.08 http://www.TucsonIquete.com http://www.TucsonIquete.com http://www.ColorManStudio.org http://www.ColorManStudio.org http://www.ColorManStudio.org http://www.ColorManStudio.org http://www.TucsonClayCo-op.com http://www.tucsonyoga.com http://www.ColorManStudio.org http://www.TheDanceLoft.com http://www.TheDanceLoft.com http://www.maddoxhouse.com http://www.dambe.org http://www.maddoxhouse.com http://www.dambe.org http://www.ConradWildeGallery.com http://www.ConradWildeGallery.com http://www.toxicranchrecords.com http://www.chriscafe.net http://www.chriscafe.net http://www.toxicranchrecords.com http://www.stevegibsontucson.com http://DinnerwareArts.Com http://www.originatenbm.com http://www.originatenbm.com

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