In this expo of Native American technology, Denoyer teaches folks how to fashion traditional atlatls , wooden spears like those used by ancient peoples worldwide. Bring your own pocketknife. For registration and other information, call 798-1201. The Tucson-Pima Arts Council takes note of quiet harmony with a new exhibit titled Meditation in Ink . The work comes from Sumi-e artists, who practice a particular style of Oriental brush painting meant to reflect the unity and harmony of people with nature.
Simplicity lies at the core of the quiet, calm technique.
The TPAC show displays pieces by Westerners who admire the Sumi-e values. Monday through Friday. For details, call 624-0595. After a morning at the mall, rejuvenate the kids' sensory-overloaded noggins with sleight of hand by Magician Jerry Wilson and a performance by Mr. Stu and the Dino Drummers. Exotic instruments and the Dino's mischievous antics make up one wild primordial adventure.