June 2009 Newsletter

Margaret Greger's Whirlwind of Kites

Margaret GregerWhat makes someone memorable in kiting?  It’s how they filled the skies, and in the case of Margaret Greger, she did just that.  Margaret Haun Greger, 85, passed away like a gentle breeze.  
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Junction Texas Kite Retreat

Junction KiteFor those of you who have been lucky to be a part of the many years of kiting fun of Junction Texas, you will be happy to know that it still exists and is running strong each Memorial Day Weekend (usually the last weekend in May of each year).
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DF Merchandise

After many long years, our line of inexpensive but actual flying kite kits have hit big in marketing.  It has been our commitment to give teachers the best of flight, that happy kite flying experience, without "disturbing complexity." 
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Walk-Up Kites

walk up kitesIt is impossible for Drachen to be at every festival, no matter what variety or location, but we have been able to assist as many festivals as possible with out low number staff and limited supplies.
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Kites Power Symposium

Gary LarsonThe Drachen Foundation is pleased to invite interested parties to the 2nd Kite Power Symposium in Seattle, Washington.  Having hosted 2006's Kite Sailing Symposium, the Drachen Foundation is broadening its kite-energy scope to monitor and encourage wind-energy innovators worldwide.
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Reminder:  Last Chance to Register for Moku Hanga with Richard Steiner!

Richard SteinerI've known Richard Steiner as a printmaker from his Hiroshima days in the early 1970’s, when he first began studying under Masahiko Tokumitsu. His early works were assignments from his teacher in the Independent Printmaker Movement, and so reflected that style and technique. The emphasis was more on art than craft, on realistic renderings than pure self-expression.
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