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Nature’s Beauty: This is the last chance to see the January exhibit at the Marion Cultural Alliance: “Nature’s Beauty: Seeing and Feeling, a collective art exhibit featuring art by Jillian Ramsammy and photography by Saul Reyes. The exhibit runs through Jan. 30 at The Brick City Center for the Arts, 23 SW Broadway St., Ocala. For more details, contact ashley.justiniano@mcaocala.com 369-1500.
“ARC” in the Arts: ARC in the Arts, a free exhibit of artwork created by individuals in the Adult Day Training program at ARC Marion, Inc., opens Jan. 29 and will be featured through March 22 at City Hall, 110 SE Watula Ave., Ocala. Hours are Monday-Friday, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Free and open to the public. Details at ocalafl.org/culturalarts or 629-8447.
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Editor s note: This listing has been revised to include the correct end date for the Memories and Inspiration exhibit at the Appleton Museum of Art.
Combined Driving Event: A combined driving event with horses and carriages, approved by the United States Equestrian Federation and the Federation Equestre International, will be held Jan. 28-31 beginning at 8 a.m. at the Grand Oaks Resort, 3000 Marion County Road, Weirsdale. Free for spectators. Visit home.thegrandoaks.com or call 750-5500.
Appleton Museum of Art: Memories and Inspiration: The Kerry and C. Betty Davis Collection of African American Art, will be on display Jan. 30-March 28.
Leigh Anne Claywell Named AQHA Director of Member Experience
Leigh Anne Claywell Named AQHA Director of Member Experience The American Quarter Horse Association names Leigh Anne Claywell as AQHA director of member experience and Chelcei Butler as AQHA registrar. Claywell begins her role with the Association on February 8. January 18, 2021 | News and Publications , About AQHA | American Quarter Horse Association (AQHA)
The American Quarter Horse Association welcomes Leigh Anne Claywell of Lexington, Kentucky, as the new AQHA director of member experience. Claywell begins her role with the Association on February 8.
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“We are proud to welcome Leigh Anne to the AQHA team as the director of member experience,” said Craig Huffhines, AQHA executive vice president. “Her vast ba
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