The Over 50s Show


Interview with Brenda Padilla re The Gallery and Over 50s Show.

Announcing an Art Exhibition


Exhibition Dates: Saturday and Sunday November 29 and 30, 2008.

Location: The Conference and Exhibition Centre, Estepona, Spain.

Times: 11 - 7pm daily

Directions: The modern Estepona Conference and Exhibition Hall is located to the east of the town on the main road entry.



Roger and Dolores Cummiskey, also John Low, Ireland; Margit Bjorklund, Sweden; Karen Singh, Denmark; Richard Wood, Derek Worthington, Rob Millar and Elaine Carlton, UK; and Tatiana Marchenco, the Ukraine, Hector Sanchez, Argentina and Jane Gomis Spain.


Press Release

Andalusian Artists Over 50s

The Andalusian International Artists Group will be participating in the Over 50s Show - the lifestyle event for seniors - to be held at The Conference and Exhibition Centre, Estepona on Saturday and Sunday November 29 and 30 from 11 to 7.00 pm daily. 12 of their artist members from 7 countries will display their artworks which will fully illustrate to the attendees the diverse nature of the groups work. All of the participants are over 50!

The AIA group consists in total of 21 professional and dedicated visual artists from around Europe east and west, south America and the USA, who are all living and working in the Province of Andalucía.

The AIA objectives are to encourage members to promote their work; enhance the knowledge and skill that will assist them in their careers as Artists; promote best standards as Artists between people from diverse backgrounds and to provide a central marketing platform for media, public relations and promotional activities to suit each individual member's requirements. The group is self governing and has set criteria for membership to maintain their quality ethics. There are bi-monthly meetings and selected exhibition space is located in prominent public places.

For a copy of their brochure or further information contact the Chairman Roger Cummiskey on 952 592 652 or at www.aia-group.net



OVER 50 - NOT OVER THE HILL!

Special exhibition for seniors coming to Estepona

What is believed to be the first exhibition for seniors ever to be held on the Costa de Sol is coming to the Conference and Exhibition Centre, Estepona on Saturday and Sunday November 29 and 30 from 11 to 7.00 pm daily

Called The Over 50s Show, it is described by the organisers, Dublin-based S&L Promotions Ltd., as a lifestyle event for older people, and replicates a similar, successful exhibition they have mounted every year in the Irish capital for over a decade and now in Estepona for the second time..

The free-entry event, which will open on both days from 12 noon until 7pm will feature displays, demonstrations and presentations and cover numerous areas of interest to seniors.

Highlights of the show, where everything is free, will include golf lessons by PGA pros from the celebrated Leadbetter Academy at La Cala, computer, email and Internet tuition by angloINFO.com, the leading ex-pat website, and gardening 'clinics' hosted by best-selling authors and broadcasters Dick and Clodagh Handscombe. There will also be an exhibition of paintings by 12 over 50s members of the Andalusian International Artists Group from Sweden, Denmark, Ireland, the UK, south America, Spain, the Ukraine.


Other subjects to be covered include health, personal finance, inheritance tax, equity release, investments, consumer rights, insurance, property, legal queries, food and wine, creative writing and more. As the organisers point out: 'There will not be many, if any, subjects of interest to older people which will not be covered'.

Further information from 902 003896 www.seniortimes.ie
Or Roger at 952 592 652 or www.aia-group.net

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With kind regards,


Roger Cummiskey.





rogercummiskey.com Artist
aia-group.net Chairman.

tel./fax: +34 952 592 652 land
+34 666 78 26 42 mobile.


fax: +34 952 592 652

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