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IF YOU GO
“The dance is done by all
ages and sizes of women, and
it is really fun,” said Raybuck,
of Kent, Wash. “And if you
don’t like your first teacher,
then try another one. Teachers
are as different as students
are.”
Raybuck, an international
performer and instructor with
41 years of belly dance expe-
rience, is teaching an Exciting
Accents Workshop from
10:30 to 11:30 a.m. Saturday.
“This workshop is for
drum solo work, or any time
there is something to accent,”
Raybuck said. “Amaze your
dance friends! Please bring
your butt.”
Also, explore the gardens,
watch the dancing, meet the
chickens and enjoy your won-
derful hosts, she said.
Belly Dance Festival
Remember to
zaghareet
There are indeed chickens
walking around the Painted
Lady Lavender Farm. One of
AUGUST
When: 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Saturday, Aug. 18; 11
a.m. to 4 p.m. Sunday,
Aug. 19
Where: Painted Lady
Lavender Farm, 1664
U.S. Highway 101 South,
Ilwaco, Wash.
Tickets, available at
the door, are $10, $5 for
children 5 to 12
PHOTOS COURTESY SUSAN WALLACE
Belly Dancers Sahara Nijune, left, and Natalia.
them is a 25-year-old Silkie.
“We have an old-age chick-
en retirement home,” Susan
Wallace said.
“Painted Lady” was
Susan’s art name when she
painted furniture at a booth in
Seaview’s Antique Mall.
The farm started out as
Susan’s private residence, but
customers from the antique
mall recognized the sign by
the driveway. They would
drive in, then apologize for
intruding.
“I got tired of the apolo-
gies,” she said, “so I decided
to open it to the public.”
Four vendors will be at the
festival: Alchemist de Fleurs,
Fearless Glamour, Golden
Horn Jewelry and Karla’s
Parking is available
across the highway, with
monitors to halt traffic
for people to cross.
For more information,
call 360-642-3531.
Gypsy Traders.
Tony Sogut, who lives in
Portland is the purveyor of
Golden Horn Jewelry.
“I do fairs and festivals
all around the year, and this
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Listen for the zaghareet, a
loud trilling sounding like “loo,
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audience, instead of boring old
applause, can show apprecia-
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is the most friendly, relaxed
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is having fun, enjoying the
beautiful art of belly dance
and great food.”
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