The Muzeo Museum and Cultural Center in downtown Anaheim has visit planned with the folks from the Oak Canyon Nature Center out in Anaheim Hills.
On April 29, at 1 p.m. the Oak Canyon Nature Center’s naturalists will present a live animal demonstration.
Also coming up is a visit from Humanity of Wolves to the Muzeo at 1 p.m. on May 6.
The presentations tie into the “National Geographic’s The Greatest Wildlife Photographs” exhibit on display in the Main Gallery. For tickets or more information, visit muzeo.org.
RYTMO provides music network access to curriculum
Anaheim-based Reaching Youth Through Music Opportunities, or RYTMO, has extended its curriculum to include the history of music from the Renaissance Period to jazz; making the copyrights system understandable, how to market your own music, and more. Of course, music theory, songwriting and performance are still offered as well.
RYTMO is a nonprofit after-school program designed for youth who demonstrate musical, technical and business potential in music.
And through new partnerships, its curriculum is now being made available to help youth from under-served communities as well in several foreign countries to develop musically, academically and otherwise.
The group also recently learned NAMM (National Association of Music Merchants), which hosts its big annual trade show in Anaheim, will add to the resources of RYTMO by providing access to its oral history library.
For more information on the RYTMO program, contact Mike Anderson at 714-931-0216.
Race with the Anaheim Community Foundation
The Anaheim Community Foundation has been selected as a participating charity for the return of the Disneyland Half Marathon Weekend, Jan 11-14, and registration is now open for the various races.
Charity race entries are available for the 5K on Jan. 12, the 10K on Jan. 13, the half marathon on Jan. 14, and the Dumbo Double Dare on Jan. 13 and 14.
By joining Team Helping Hands, you will be helping support…
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