Carl M. Crawford Artwork Joining the Permanent Collection at The Farm!

Carl Crawford will join a variety of local, regional and national artists whose work have become part of a permanent collection at The Farm.  More on this and other artists to come.  

Check out the recent publicity on the Famer's Market at The Farm!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ea-rBvp3Cfs&sns=em

Farmer's Market OPENING this weekend!

Our Farmers Market opens officially this Saturday at The Farm (next to SaveAlot) 7am-12N. Please support our vendors. Here's what you can expect to find there: 
Seasonal vegetables from local growers including organic. ...jams and jellies....birdhouses...plants and flowers...homemade soaps....jewelry...chicken and beef jerky....baked goods....and so much more!!!

Summer Art Camp Enrollment OPEN!

Click on the link below to see the dates and all the information to get signed up!
2013 Cultural Crossroads Summer Art Camp Form

Farmer's Market Coming Up!

Our Farmers Market will open at The FARM Sat. May 18th from 7am-12N. If you are a grower and would like to sell your veggies...it's open to members of Cultural Crossroads. A $30 annual membership is all it takes. No commissions. No other fees. We have a 'tiques' and 'fleas' area for garage sales every Saturday. Same hours. Only $10 to set up. No commissions. No fees. No membership required. Pass it along.

2013 CHICKENSTOCK ART CONTEST WINNERS ARE HERE!

Check out the art contest winners by clicking on the link below:
2013 CHICKENSTOCK ART CONTEST WINNERS

2013 Great Talent Search Lineup

Check out the 2013 Great Talent Search Lineup (HERE)!

2013 Top Ten Contest Finalists

TOP TEN ANNOUNCED--The Children's Art Contest has been judged and the following are the top ten 
picks selected to go on to a final judging with the finalists to be announced on Sat. March 30th at 
ChickenStock at a 2pm awards ceremony.
Our congratulations to our preliminary winners. And our sincere thanks to the hundreds and hundreds of 
young artist who participated. The art was superb! More than a 1,000 pieces were judged by a panel out 
impartial out-of-town judges. Only our preliminary winners will be exhibited at the festival Saturday in 
Zenobia's House. We'll see you all Saturday! (NOTE: Some categories and divisions did not have 10 
entries.)
TOP TEN PRELIMINARY WINNERS
Sewing
3rd-4th:
1. Mary Evelyn King , Glenbrook
Crochet
3rd-4th grade
1. Embeth Coyle – Glenbrook
7th – 8th:
1. Merry Faith Ward – WJH
Top Ten in Jewelry
1st – 2nd:
1. Rebecca Harrington – Glenbrook
3rd – 4th:
1. Emily Ramie – Glenbrook
2. Sarah Parnell – Glenbrook
3. Hannah Mosley – Glenbrook
5th – 6th:
1. Darbi Walker – Glenbrook
Top Ten in Woodwork
5th – 6th:
1. Davis Lewis – Glenbrook
Top Ten in Sculptures
3rd – 4th:
1. Sarah Parnell – Glenbrook
2. Hannah Mosley – Glenbrook
5th – 6th:
1. CJ McCulloch – Doyline
2. Alyssa Sites – Phillips
3. Jake Watson – Doyline
4. Devyn Wilson - Doyline5. Jesse Schumacher – NWJH
6. Dreunna Washington – NWJH
7. Zach Tyta – Doyline
7th – 8th:
1. Jesse Seymore – WJH
2. Leela Caswell – NWJH
3. Draven Bale –Doyline
Top Ten in Photography
1. Lily Spiller – Glenbrook
2. Merry Faith Ward – WJH
3. Jennifer Nguyen – Glenbrook
4. Sunni Wilson - Glenbrook
5. Shelby Vaughn – NWJH
Top Ten in Poetry
3rd – 4th:
1. Sarah Parnell – Glenbrook
2. Lily Spillers – Glenbrook
5th – 6th:
1. Zachary McIntyre – Phillips
2. Savannah Moro – Phillips
3. Jon Kennon – Phillips
4. Mason Greer – Phillips
5. Brandon Scott – Phillips
7TH – 8TH:
1. Cassidy McKinney – WJH
2. Kirsten Sibley – WJH
3. Mary Claire Booth – WJH
4. Anna Claire Tucker – WJH
5. Sabina Briverno - WJH
11th – 12th
1. Rebekah Frazier – MHS
Top Ten in Mixed Medium
1st – 2nd:
1. Tucker Pitman – Glenbrook
2. Aaron Buffington – Glenbrook
3. Anna Le - Glenbrook
4. Elise Jackson – Glenbrook
5. Chase Sentell – Glenbrook
6. Reagan Coyle – Glenbrook
7. Landrie Liles – Glenbrook
8. Olivia Downer – Glenbrook
9. Dustin Clanton – Glenbrook
10. Colin Campbell – J.L. Jones3rd – 4th:
1. Anna Grace Harris – J.L. Jones
2. J.T. Edge – Glenbrook
3. Jonah Thomas – The Art Room
4. Collin Murphy – Glenbrook
5. Kailey Sparks – Glenbrook
6. Macey Moseley – Glenbrook
7. Claire Waits – Glenbrook
8. Riley Young – Richardson
9. Haley Self – Glenbrook
10. Alanna Johnson – Glenbrook
5th – 6th:
1. CJ McCulloch – Doyline
2. Alexia McKenzie – Phillips
3. Grace McIntyre – The Art Room
4. Tayler Banks – Phillips
5. Aiden – The Art Room
6. David Hatcher – Phillips
7. Alex Fish – Central
8. Alex Reynolds – Central
9. Trinity Wallace – The Children’s Center
Top Ten in Collages
Pre-K – K:
1. Miley Thomas – The Art Room
2. McKenzie Chase – Glenbrook
3. Preston Pope – Glenbrook
4. GaigeMachen – Glenbrook
5. Easton Sanders – Glenbrook
6. Grant Harrington – Glenbrook
7. Anna Kate Myers – Glenbrook
8. Cade Vining – Glenbrook
9. Alayna Martinez – Glenbrook
10. Macee Smith – Glenbrook
1st – 2nd:
1. Kyndal Jenkins – NWLE
3rd – 4th:
1. Hannah Frye – Glenbrook
2. Evelyn Butler – Glenbrook
3. Roman Tolbert – Glenbrook
4. Jackson Powell – Glenbrook
5. Hayden Brown – Glenbrook
6. Cristalyn McDaniel – Glenbrook
7. Evie Walker – Glenbrook
8. Hunter Allen – Glenbrook9. ShelbiZaruba – Brown Upper
10. Anna Beth Smith – The Art Room
5th – 6th:
1. Alex Reynolds – Central
2. Jordan Hawk – Brown Upper Elementary
3. Brandon White – Brown Upper Elementary
4. JaTareon - Brown Upper Elementary
Top Ten in Paintings in Watercolor, Acrylic, and pastels
Pre-K – K:
1. Reagan Bison – Glenbrook
2. Caroline Thurman – Glenbrook
3. Aaron Garza – Glenbrook
4. Vivian Still – Glenbrook
5. Mallory Moseley – Glenbrook
6. Emily Chanler – Glenbrook
7. Gwenyth Lott – Glenbrook
8. Ayden Rose – Glenbrook
9. Rebecca Mosley – Glenbrook
1st – 2nd:
1. Sarah Margaret Mosley – Glenbrook
2. Abigail Clark – Glenbrook
3. Grayson Williams – Glenbrook
4. Cooper Chase – Glenbrook
5. Savannah Powell – Glenbrook
6. Emalyn Anders – Glenbrook
7. Colin Campbell – J.L. Jones
8. Sophie Spillers – Glenbrook
9. Rebecca Harrington – Glenbrook
10. Gracie Purvis – Glenbrook
3rd – 4th:
1. Connor Humphries – Glenbrook
2. Brianna Lewis – NWUE
3. Sarah Parnell – Glenbrook
4. Camille Simonton – Glenbrook
5. Riley Young – Glenbrook
6. Emily Ramie – Glenbrook
7. Lily Spillers – Glenbrook
5th – 6th:
1. Caden Buckley – Glenbrook
2. Jemma Killingsworth – Glenbrook
3. Darbi Walker – Glenbrook
4. Taylor Banks – Phillips
5. Jasper Ruth – Glenbrook
6. Gracie Milam – Glenbrook7. Bryan Lemmons – Phillips
8. Emily Lewis – NWUE
9. Andrew Moore – Glenbrook
10. Aaron Fuller – NWJH
7TH – 8TH:
1. Rico Gonalez – NWJH
2. Laura Ware – NWJH
3. Leah Caswell –NWJH
4. Jaycee Johnson – NWJH
5. Laura Ware – NWJH
6. Kelsey Meshell – NWJH
7. Kevonna Scott – NWJH
8. Draven Bale – Doyline
9. Layla Easley – WJH
9th – 10th:
1. Shalen Haney – NWHS
2. Alexandra Bridges – NWHS
3. Laura Frazier – MHS
4. Laece Poe – MHS
5. Shalen Haney – NWHS
6. Abi Shirley – NWHS
7. Shana Deschler – NWHS
8. Domec Matthews – NWHS
9. Shana Deschler – NWHS
11TH – 12TH:
1. Laura Caswell – NWHS
2. Alex Taylor – NWHS
3. Jennifer Kirkpatrick – NWHS
4. Paige Teague – NWHS
5. Daschyte’zink Young – NWHS
6. Dontavious Smith – NWHS
7. Skylar Umphries – NWHS
8. Charkendrid Barrower – NWHS
9. Jacara Little – NWHS
Top ten in Pencil, Colored Pencil, and Crayon
Pre-K – K:
1. Porter Neal – Harper
2. Colby Hollis – Glenbrook
3. Lili Tran – Glenbrook
4. Cade Vining – Glenbrook
5. Wyatt Whorton – Harper
6. Anna Kate Myers – Glenbrook
7. Sophie Downer – Glenbrook
8. Macee Smith – Glenbrook
9. Hayden Hammett – Glenbrook10. McKenzie Chase – Glenbrook
1st – 2nd:
1. Faith Abello – Glenbrook
2. Parker Salas – Harper
3. Kyndal Jenkins – NWLE
4. Cannon Stoner – Glenbrook
5. Ai’Mya Lyons – Harper
6. Parker Davidson – Harper
3rd – 4th:
1. Carter Buckley – Glenbrook
2. Jackson Powell – Glenbrook
3. Camille Simonton – Glenbrook
4. Carson Ayres – Glenbrook
5. Madison McCullough – Glenbrook
6. Austin King – Glenbrook
7. Collin Murphy – Glenbrook
8. Grady Brasher – Glenbrook
9. Hunter Allen – Glenbrook
10. Emma Pitman – Glenbrook
5th – 6th:
1. Jesse Schumaker – NWJH
2. Jecarean Lathan – Phillips
3. Bailey Adams – Glenbrook
4. Daniel Hamm – Glenbrook
5. Hope Kennedy – Glenbrook
6. Ansley Maness – Glenbrook
7. Halie Cross – Glenbrook
8. Mary Holland Floyd – Phillips
9. Aaron Fuller – NWJH
7th – 8th:
1. Leela Caswell – NWJH
2. Taylor Holland – NWJH
3. Devyn Wilson – NWJH
4. Kelsey Meshell – NWJH
5. Devin Hamilton – WJH
6. Rico Gonzalez – NWJH
7. Autumn Weems – Doyline
9th – 10th:
1. Derek Wook – MHS
2. Faith Manzanares – MHS
3. Catherine Frazier – MHS
4. Laura Frazier – MHS
5. Alexandra Bridges – MHS
11th – 12th:
1. Dylan Chance – NWHS
2. Skylar Umpheries – NWHS3. Rebekah Frazier – MHS
4. Davius Jackson – NWHS
5. Codie Wiggins – NWHS
Board Picks
1. Dawson Day – Glenbrook – K – “My Scarecrow”
2. Allie Loftin – Doyline – 9th – “Sea Turtle”
3. Caroline Thurman – Glenbrook – K – “Self Portrait”
4. Alyssah Sites – Phillips – 6th – “Lady Bug”
5. Dreunna Washington – NWJH – 6th – “Yellow Bird”
6. J.T. Edge – Glenbrook – 3rd – “On top of the World”
7. Mallory Moseley – Glenbrook – K – “Red Fish”
8. Kerigan Sanders – Glenbrook – 6th – “Stranded Poppies”
9. Nick Burge – Doyline – 8th – “Take Off”
10. Chris Batton – Richardson – 4th – “Me and Booker T”
11. Addison Smith – Glenbrook – 1st – “Catfish”
12. Samantha Perkins – Glenbrook – 6th – “Ball Jar with Flowers”
13. Alexandra R.B. – NWHS – 10th – “Life”

Attn: Bird & Nature Lovers!....

Come bird the farm with local expert birder John Dillon. Join him as he calls in dozens of species of songbirds and offers tips on species identification and answers your bird questions. Expect to search for colorful incoming spring migrants like Hooded Warbler, Yellow-throated Vireo, and others, as well as resident species like Carolina Chickadee, and even a few wintering species still yet to migrate. 

John will be able to call in many species to within just a few feet, so you should have great looks at these beautiful creatures. Spring is the most exciting time to bird, so don't miss the sights and sounds of the season. Be sure to bring binoculars and wear muted colors, and bring a field guide if you like.

CURESTOCK 2013 at THE FARM!

This is CureStock 2013 held at The Farm on January 25th. Freezing temperatures didn't keep St. Jude supporters and music lovers from enjoying the first outdoor music festival "CureStock."  The young men who organized the event along with the musicians who performed raised over $6,000.  With over 300 in attendance, the event was deemed a huge success. And their contribution was included in the overall St. Jude Auction which raised over a Million dollars for the children of St. Jude Hospital.