Descriptions of Workshops and Events

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Each year at Fantasia Fair, there are a great many interesting seminars and workshops. Below are descriptions of the offerings for this upcoming year. Also available are the workshop descriptions for the 2006 Fair, the workshop descriptions for the 2007 Fair and the workshop descriptions for the 2008 Fair.

These workshop description are found in the Participants Guide, which is published each September in "Portable Document Format" (PDF). PDF files may be viewed using Adobe Acrobat Reader. If you don't have Acrobat Reader, you can get a free copy from the Adobe website.

Please check back soon for the latest additions to our programs.

"T" Time Talk Chrissy Sue McCarty
This is a relaxed, safe space to come to connect. The topics range from make up to spirit. Highly recommended if this is your first time to the Fair. Also if you come later in the week, come and join us for a cup of coffee and feel the welcoming energy!!

Brief Tour of Provincetown Robert Anderson
Come join us for a casual stroll down the historic streets of Provincetown. In this fascinating and informative walk, which lasts roughly an hour, you'll hear about some of the town's famous sights and notable Fair locations. This tour is an excellent way to orient yourself to Ptown and is highly recommended for everyone, but especially for first timers.

Bump & Grind of Compassion and Intimacy Sandra Cole
The opportunity to love and to be loved by another is a precious gift. We love, we respect, we are vulnerable, we are proud, we challenge. Do we feel empowered? Do we really respect ourselves? Do we really respect our partner? Join us with your knowledge, wisdom, sensitivity and authenticity. We welcome the opportunity for discussion.

Cinderella... Alone in Paradise Sandra Cole
Coming to Fantasia Fair alone can be joyous and fabulous, a time to be with old friends, to play, to learn and to explore and meet new friends. It can also be a time for lots of thoughts and feelings about the partners left at home, how we feel about being alone in this remarkable place, wondering what they are doing, thinking and feeling about all of this. Join with others in private discussions to explore these issues: how does this happen? And how does this work?...being here perhaps with a friend, but not with my partner?

Closing Spirit Circle Holly Boswell
How often do you get to sit down with your very own transgender kindred spirits and share on a deeply emotional and spiritual level? Beyond the mechanics of passing and the politics of gender, we have a need to find our real personal strength within a supportive spiritual community. We will hold "sacred space" for you to come and explore this aspect of your path in a very safe and loving environment. Let's conclude by reviewing our progress, and giving thanks for our blessings.

Day time is Play time: Make up for Everyday Jennifer Barge
This class is great for both the occasional cross-dresser and the full-time trans woman. Jennifer demonstrates how to bring out the beauty inside rather than "hide" or cover up. It consists of a complete make-over on a model and a Q & A session. You will also get tips from her "JMB Transformations" service to take with you.

Embracing our True Self Sara Pagano
Life changes dramatically when we embrace our true gender identities. If you already have done this, then you know. But there is something often overlooked or lost in the journey towards alignment of inner and outer gender identity. Underneath the clothes and make-up, under the passing or purposefully not passing, under the issues of family and work and hormones and even surgeries lives a deep desire to simply fully be alive and sexual and at peace in our bodies. We have to go below the surface deep into our bodies to find the authenticity of our true selves that shatters shame and unleashes our sensual sexual bodies upon the world. This is our birthright, and this discovery in each of you is my goal. We are not here to suffer or feel ashamed. We are here to embrace life, our lives, right now. In this mini-workshop, with demonstration, humor and experiential learning, I will compel you towards your authentic, instinctive body that will set you free

Even Though It's All About You, It Ain't All About You Christine Howey
Are people with gender issues the most self-aware folks in the world, or just the most self-centered? This workshop explores the vital issue of self-centeredness as it relates to gender transformation. How can we battle past the preoccupation about our own gender and open up to others, without necessarily "coming out"? How can we be sensitive to the fact that, when we cross dress or transition, we are quite happy but the world has changed dramatically for everyone around us,

Family Dramas Maureen Osborne
When there's a trans person in the family, life can be more interesting than a reality TV show, and often a lot more challenging. Let's talk about the situations you are facing &emdash; from decisions about disclosure to the logistics of living a secret life. How do we explain the trans part of our lives to family members? What about children? How do we make joint decisions about "need to know" vs. the need to be known?

Fantasia Fair Follies
Come see another some of the community's brightest new talents, both professional and amateur in this charity fund-raising cabaret show. This year, money is being raised for the AIDS Support Group of Cape Cod (ASGCC) so please tip generously!

Farewell Brunch
Come join your friends for one last meal and say goodbye until next year.

Fashion Show Liz Winter & Robyn Kohler
Once again, Fantasia Fair is proud to present their annual Fashion Show. Participation is open to all fairgoers but only to those who can handle the glowing admiration of the crowd. Remember to sign up as a fashion show participant real early – we've time and space for only so many of you beautiful models. Signing up takes place Monday afternoon in the Paramount Room of the Crown & Anchor.

Fashion Show Rehearsal Robyn Kohler & Liz Winter
This is a required rehearsal for all participants.

Fierce Evening Make-up Demonstration Jennifer Barge
This class focuses on extreme evening GLAM. It covers make-up and proper wig/hair selections for the total look. This class is great for the evening cross-dresser and the everyday woman to help bring out the beauty inside for a night on the town.

Follies Individual Performance Coaching Erin Fisher
Make sure to arrange a rehearsal time in advance.

Gala Awards Banquet
The annual Fantasia Fair Gala Awards Banquet is the highlight of the week! Show off your finest threads in this black-tie affair and congratulate this year's award winners.

Gender Diversity and the Fantasia Fair - A Panel Discussion Ariadne Kane & Alison Laing
A panel of Fantasia Fair coordinators both past and present will focus on the impact that Fantasia Fair has on gender diversity over the past 30 years plus. Hopefully we will give participants an intimate portrait of Fan Fair from its inception to its current programs and philosophy. The panel will consist of Alison Laing, Dallas Denny, Miqqi Gilbert and Ariadne Kane.

Hairline Restoration Mark DiStefano
Join Dr. DiStefano to learn about the options that are available for restoring your hairline or shaping it for a more feminine appearance.

How To Run For and Be a National Delegate Vanessa Edwards Foster
As the transgender community continues coming out and making ourselves more visible, more of us are becoming active in areas not previously approached. Political campaigns and becoming national delegates are some of the ways the trans community has increased its involvement over the last decade. In 1992, we had our first trans GOP delegate. In 2000 we had our first Democratic delegate. Since 2004, we've seen the beginning of a literal Transgender Caucus in at least the Democratic Delegations to the National Convention. Learn the ins and outs and also see some of the benefits of being a national delegate to the party conventions from one of two people to have been elected a delegate on two consecutive presidential cycles, and the difference between running in primary states vs. caucus states (or even in Texas, which is a hybrid of both)

How To Treat A Trans Man or a Trans Woman Ethan St. Pierre & Vanessa Edwards Foster
Do we really know how to treat each other, or do we just presume we do? Are trans women nothing but behavioral men who've merely switched gender? Are trans men passive, demuring and expected to take a secondary role? We explore our socialized upbringing and the way it influences how we treat trans men and trans women.

Is that a wig? Jennifer Barge
The focus is showing how to choose the right wig by the color, length, and even price. Different methods of styling and maintaining the wig will also be covered. Jennifer will also take the time to give individual advice on wigs for the attendees of this class.

It Ain't Me, Babe - or Maybe It Is Maureen Osborne
What does being the partner of a transgender person mean about you? How has it changed you? What have you learned? How does this fact fit into the larger frame of your life story?

Karaoke Night Dana Danzel
Warm up the Pipes! Sing your heart out at Karaoke Night at The Governor Bradford.

Keynote Address: A Conversation with Richard Docter Richard Docter
Efforts to understand transgender behavior often involve these questions: 1. Do fetal hormones influence brain structures that subsequently predispose the formation of gender identity? 2. What is the role of gender identity in cross dressing? 3. Are transsexuality and cross dressing two versions of the same syndrome? 4. What part is played, if any, by sexual orientation in the etiology of transgender behavior? The goal is to invite in conversation on these topics.

Keynote Address: First Contact - Transgender Community Educational Efforts in the Late Twentieth Century Dallas Denny
Before about 1995, transgender education was done one-on-one, in presentations at churches, civic organizations, and schools; at small gatherings for support and at conferences; by magazines and books; by brochures sent through the mail; and occasionally through television and film. The educators were motivated individuals and small educational nonprofits. The people and organizations in this pre-internet age have left a rich legacy, not only in documents and memoirs, but in the many, many people whose lives were enriched and transformed by their efforts.

Keynote Address: Mechanisms of Facial Gender Determination Jeffrey Spiegel
In his lecture, Dr. Spiegel discusses the important differences in the facial anatomy of males and females, theories in recognition and the complex and interwoven connection between gender, youth and attractiveness. Last, he will examine what key changes are needed in transforming a male face to a female face and why. Of course, Dr. Spiegel will be happy to address any questions from the audience following his presentation.

Keynote Address: Papillon Center Christine McGinn
Dr. McGinn is a plastic surgeon whose formal training was tailored specifically to transgender surgery in addition to all aspects of both General and Plastic Surgery. Since her own transition at NASA in 2000, she has been an activist and speaker on many aspects of gender variant issues. She is frequently called upon by television on print media as an expert in her field and was most recently interviewed by PBS to comment on transgenderism as a diagnosis in the upcoming DSMV. She is the founder of Papillon Gender Wellness Center; a comprehensive gender support center that includes many professional services in addition to Plastic Surgery. Dr McGinn is on staff on two hospitals in the Philadelphia area and is often called upon by Universities and Medical Schools to help train students and faculty about transgender medicine. Her focus is not only on providing plastic and reconstructive surgery, but also to promote the importance of a holistic approach to the care of gender variant individuals to include preventive medicine, research, community outreach, primary care and therapeutic support systems. Of special interest to Dr. McGinn are long-term outcomes to gender confirmation surgery and contra- hormone therapy as they relate to improved quality of life and sexual health for gender variant individuals.

Keynote Address: The Coming Out Party Is Over. Where Do We Go From Here? Mona Rae Mason
The past 10 to 15 years has seen transgender people coming out of the closet and bursting on to the scene, and public awareness of transgender has never in history been greater than it is currently, but now what? Where does the greater transgender community go from here? Citing the incredible diversity of 'transgender', Mona Mason offers up a thought provoking look at our individual and collective pasts and life experiences, and where as a community we are headed.

Keynote Address: The Jim Collins Foundation - Taking Our Health Into Our Own Hands Tony Ferraiolo & Dru Levasseur
The Jim Collins Foundation raises money to fund gender-confirming surgeries for those transgender people who need surgery to live a healthy life, but have no ability to pay for it themselves. We recognize that for those people who require surgery for a healthy gender transition, lack of access to surgery may result in hopelessness, depression, and sometimes, suicide. The Jim Collins Foundation is a community-based initiative promoting the self-determination and empowerment of all transgender people.

Keynote Discussion
Keynote discussions follow each keynote address so, if you are are particularly interested in the subject, have questions, or want to pursue the issues further you can continue to do so.

Legally Trans Dru Levasseur
Transgender Legal Defense & Education Fund, Inc. (TLDEF) is a legal nonprofit organization committed to ending discrimination based upon gender identity and expression and to achieving equality for transgender people through public education, test-case litigation, direct legal services, community organizing, and public policy efforts. Come hear an overview of the history of the organization, its current work, and the hottest legal debates within the transgender legal community. Attorney Levasseur will also present a "Know Your Rights" training to empower transgender individuals in the fight for equality.

Lost in the Pink Fog Trankila
You finally made it to Provincetown, and Fantasia Fair was the most fabulous experience of your life. You're pumped up, full of new self-confidence and unable to think about anything but expressing yourself in your preferred gender role. Back at home, the world seems drab and you chafe at having to hide part of yourself from your family, friends, and co-workers. You want to burst forth, heedless of consequences, and proclaim yourself to the world, and you think you just might. Congratulations. You're in the pink fog. The pink fog (blue fog for FTMs) is the state of euphoria we experience when we take our gender expression to a new level. It's a dangerous time to make decisions, and yet a time when we most want to. Come hear Trankila talk about the pink fog with those in attendance and suggestions on how to find your way out of it. Highly recommended for first timers

Meet your fellow couples: telling (or updating) our unique love stories Maureen Osborne
In this workshop for couples only, we will give ourselves the time and space to meet fellow travelers, and tell our stories in a safe and supportive environment. Intended for first timers as well as couples who have been coming to Fain Fair for years

Memorial for Fantasia Fair Participants Past Jo Utschig & Miqqi Gilbert
Join us for a remembrance of those who were a part of Fantasia Fair over the years but who've left us in this past year. A somber ceremony to memorialize our friends, mentors, contributors -- our family.

Orientation Brunch Staff
In this late morning get-together, you'll have a chance to mingle with your new friends and find out what you can expect during the week. We'll point out who is responsible for what, where to get the latest information, and talk about the various happenings of the week

Passing 101 Shelly Mars
Gender is an ongoing performance that takes practice. In this two-hour course, Mars draws from her years of on- and off-stage gender performance and invites participants to explore the basics: Who are you? Are you comfortable in what you are wearing? Do you know how to move in front of a camera? As a well-known image consultant, Mars offers tips on clothing, styling, makeup and hair, but also shows how to take a look to the street and give it context and vitality: That takes physical warmup, walking, movement, and vocal exercise. Mariette Pathy Allen (gender activist, renowned photographer and longtime supporter of Fantasia) will be on hand to videotape to help participants with on-screen self-evaluation. Mars will also be available for one-on-one sessions by appointment.

Picturing Love: Changing Visions of Relationships among Gender Nonconforming People Mariette Pathy Allen
This is a new slide presentation that offers an historical perspective on how attitudes about love and relationships have changed for gender variant people. How have the "rules" and expectations changed over the years? What's possible for human beings once the binary belt is loosened? Mariette will project slides and tell stories about people she has gotten to know over the past 30 years.

Pioneer Awards Banquet Real Life Experiences
Every year, Real Life Experience honors transgender leaders - those who have sacrificed their careers, their families, their fortunes to change the world so transgendered people could begin to come together in safety and comfort. Without them, we would not be here; we would be at home, hiding in our closets. We meet to honor their work and thank them for all they have done for us and to give them back a little in return for their decades of work on our behalf. This year, we are thrilled to recognize Dallas Denny.

Post-Follies Show Dance and Buffet
Put on your most fun outfit and enjoy a late night of dancing and snacks.

Running a TG Support Group Jan Brown
This discussion is about how to develop a TG Support Group or strengthen an existing one. What are some of the things one needs to consider? We will include time to listen and address problems or concerns from the audience.

Seniors Handling Gender Discomfort Lynda Frank
Now that you are in your senior years, is there a different attitude on your part to your cross dressing? Let's talk about how we are now handling our loved ones, and the strangers with wide eyes.

Sex and Money Maureen Osborne
Now that we're feeling a bit more comfortable with each other, let's dig in deeper. Intimacy and finances are two of the major issues facing couples of all kinds. With a trans partner, there are some interesting new twists, and here's a safe place to talk about them.

SO's "Get Acquainted" Lunch Marilyn Frank
This popular meet-and-greet is back! If you are the "significant other" of a transgendered person attending the Fair, you are cordially invited to join the other "SOs" for a Dutch-Treat lunch. Get to know each other, share experiences, swap advice... You may just find out that you all share a lot more in common than you think!

SO's Goodbye Circle Marilyn Frank
An intimate opportunity for farewells.

Ten Things I Love About You Sage Shelton & Sue Brooks
We are two accepting Significant Others that would like to present the positive side of having a loving and stable relationship with a TG spouse. Our presentation/workshop will have two parts. First would be a round table discussion involving wives and SO's that can present the positive aspects of their relationships (which would include how they successfully worked through difficult times). The second part would be an interactive exercise to develop our "Top Ten" list. We are expecting to show that coming out to your partner doesn't have to mean the end of a marriage. There is so much negative information out in the community that we want to let people know that it is possible to come through this together. We would share the Top Ten list with all of Fan Fair and hopefully it might serve as a catalyst for furthering dialogue between couples.

Terms of endearment: Learning to define your own terms, speak your mind, and negotiate with your partner around transgender expression and/or transition. Maureen Osborne
In this experiential workshop, we explore the art of dialogue in relationship, which is more than just communication, and involves a true give and take that implies both self-knowledge and trust of the other in the context of commitment. We will explore questions such as: "Can I trust that you will give a fair hearing to my most heartfelt truths if I risk sharing them with you?" "Can you trust me to hear your response and accept it as valid even when it stands opposed to my position?" "In our relationship, what do I owe?" "What do I deserve?" "When can I say no?" "When am I entitled to do things my own way?" "When is it ok to defer to you?"

The Ancient Wisdom of Goddess: Maidens, Mothers and Crones Sandra Cole
Sometimes we forget the ancient lessons of our feminine history and spirit as we travel through the stages of our lives living and loving and nurturing ourselves and others. We need to be mindful of the opportunity to reclaim the power of our sexual selves, to be strong and in harmony with our life journeys and to embrace our feminine energy and wisdom. To that end, we reinforce and increase the capacity of our relationships and marriages. Relationship balance is not a static point -- it is the fluid motion of love, wisdom, respect and equilibrium between soul mates.

Join with us in our excursion through discussion as we investigate our own perceptions of the flow of the Feminine and the Masculine in ourselves and in our transgender partners and how we divide, balance, and share our precious energy, intimacies and love with them.

The Freedom to be More Emotional in the MTF World Trankila
The cross dressing Dad whose kids reportedly told him they like him better when he's cross-dressed as he's more gentle and less critical and harsh. What do we seem to allow ourselves to manifest when we're en femme that we hold back when in our more masculine presentation. What do we know about how genetic women seem to support other women in relationships via listening vs. the male tendency to problem solve now. If these words/feelings entice you, please come and join us in educating each other.

The Homo Bonobo Project Shelly Mars
The Homo Bonobo Project is a theatrical work-in-progress about sex, violence, and the great apes, by NYC performance artist Shelly Mars. Almost three years ago, Mars began an intensive study of the bonobo who have been recently characterized in pop culture and the press as "the make-love-not-war apes" because of their nonviolent nature, pan-sexuality, and matriarchal society. Thanks to a grant from the Arcus Foundation, Mars was able to visit and videotape a number of bonobo environments and study centers in the U.S. and the Congo. Mars is now shaping this material into a new kind of performance evening, which is sometimes silly and absurd, but is also committed to an underlying educational and consciousness-raising mission about these most endangered and least known of the Great Apes.

The Magic and Pride of Our Own Beautiful Selves Sandra Cole
Our nontransgender wonder(ful) women in "Genderland" have demonstrated enormous creativity, strength and capabilities to embrace the exceptional qualities of their transgender partners in their marriages, intimacies, relationships, and families. We all learn from each other. We celebrate our voices, our beauty, our wonder and our presence!

The Tipping Point Lisa Gilinger
A video presentation showing the presentation of the Trans community discussion from IFGE 2009 with Joelle Ruby Ryan, Kelley Winters and Julia Serano discussing the externally imposed sexualizing and objectification of the transgender community and how this affects our continued pathologizing by some aspects of the psychological community, particularly the status of "disorder" in the DSM-IV (Diagnostics and Statisticians Manual).

The Trial of Boulton and Park, London 1870 Richard Docter
In the Springtime of 1870, two highly-accomplished cross dressers who were well known to the London police, spent a full afternoon getting ready in their satin gowns for a big night with two male escorts at the Strand Theater. Following the show, they were arrested and charged with "conspiracy to commit a felony." Their sensational trial was followed in detail by all of London's many newspapers, and the hand-written trial transcript required several thousand pages. About a year later the jury dispatched the case with two words: Not guilty.

Things your Mother Never Told You! The Secrets of 'Savvy Sisterhood' Sandra Cole
For the gals who have questions, are curious, have had challenging experiences, embarrassments "out there", and for gals who have figured it out and can share!!!

Come and have a fun conversation, sharing ideas, recommendations and solutions to some of the 'woman's way' life situations "mother never taught you"! Initiation into the secrets of behavior, decorum and movement known only to women.

Strut Your Stuff - the other side of the "runway walk."
Bunny Dip vs Comfy
Dining with the Ladies
The "Loo"
And whatever else we want to discuss

Tour of Truro Winery Truro Vineyards
Come to Truro Vineyards of Cape Cod for a guided tour of the vineyard and winery, including their state of the art barrel room. Learn about the art of maritime grape growing and how they produce wines with intense flavor and lush character. After the tour, there is an optional wine tasting with a $7 per person charge.

Trans Health Clinic Jennifer Barge
This year Jennifer M. Barge is facilitating the first TransHealth clinic in Provincetown during the FanFair week. She has organized this with ASGCC. The clinic will be in a mobile unit and include Free HIV testing, STD screenings, blood pressure, weight, and cholesterol readings. The HIV test is the OraQuik swab test with results in 20 min. Please support this by stopping by the mobile unit and get tested, this is a new and exciting TransHealth clinic that helps to reach out to all of us in the Trans community.

Trans Youth Family Allies Lisa Gilinger
TYFA was founded and created for family members of transgender children. TYFA educates and inform schools, healthcare professionals, daycare centers, courts and legal representatives, child welfare agencies and communities, eliminates harassment, oppression, and violence motivated by ignorance, fear, and hatred of transgender children, works to inform citizens, including legislators about advances in medical science and current standards of care, and works to form alliances with organizations and individuals to help achieve support services for the transgender and gender variant children of America, so that they and their families may find the services and support that they need.

Transgender and Personal Identity Miqqi Gilbert
A transgendered person has often gone through a major change in personal identity - both internally and externally. This change includes the way in which the trans individual relates to the outside world, and how that world relates to the trans individual. This discussion will focus on the dynamics and implications of this change, and how it is experienced by different people. The differences between transsexuals who change permanently and cross-dressers who migrate back and forth will also form a focus. The discussion will form part of the presenter's government funded ongoing research project.

TransHealth 101: Playing it safe and keeping it real!! Charlotte Evans & Jennifer Barge
This is an all inclusive workshop that takes a real look at both Trans Health and Safer Sexual practices. It is an open discussion forum where we see what playing it safe means to our health and in the bedroom. This is for all in the Trans community.

TransHealth Testing ASGCC
Walk-in appointments for anonymous rapid HIV counseling and testing and confidential Chlamydia and Gonorrhea screening, as well as obtaining a free C-Lab referral for Syphilis and Hepatitis screening will be available at the ASGCC Prevention & Education offices located at 336 Commercial St., Unit #10 (in the Vixen complex). All services are Free and Confidential!! YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE AN ATTENDEE OF THE FAIR TO OBTAIN THESE SCREENINGS. If individuals wish to make an appointment in advance, they may do so by calling us at 508.467.8311 or toll free at 866.668.6448.

Traveling With Joanie Joan Waddill
On the road with Joanie will be a discussion on traveling and being out as your feminine self. In the seminar we will discuss various aspects of being out such as airlines, transportation Security checkpoints, customs, ID's and the recurrent question: "What bathroom should I use". The seminar is oriented to people who are part time and/or traveling with their born gender ID's. However all are welcome to share their experiences and tips to the group.

Understanding Hair Removal Jamie Dailey
Hair removal is often an important and expensive issue for people in our community. This workshop discusses the options available for the transgendered without all of the marketing hype. Topics include a background on how various hair removal methods work, how hair grows, what to expect during treatments, pain management, typical costs, and what results you should reasonably expect.

Virginia Prince: Transgender media campaigns in the 1960s Richard Docter
Virginia Prince went on the war-path to crusade for transgender rights in the 1960's, and she remained armed and dangerous throughout her life, appearing on dozens of radio and television programs, editing and publishing Transvestia Magazine, and proclaiming her take on just about any gender topic to anyone who would listen and many who grew tired of listening. She she earned a reputation for being out-spoken, argumentative, and a know-it-all. But who was the real Virginia Prince behind the mask of the authoritative mastermind?

Volunteer Planning Dawn Marie Vaux
Find out about opportunities to volunteer during the week in this brief get-together.

Welcoming Reception
After a long day of travel, relax with your old friends and meet your new ones. Come dressed formally, come dressed casually, come dressed as a guy or come dressed as a gal - just come by and enjoy yourself!

Wine Tasting Alison Laing

You Can Always Tell a Lady or a Woman by Her Hands and Feet Susan Nagle
Do you know how to maintain your finger and toe nails? Do you know how to en femme you nail? What are the products that can be used to give you the most beautiful hands and feet? What are the simple secrets to beautiful nails? Do you know the best way to remove processed nails after a wonderful week of fun at Fantasia Fair? This is an interactive session where you will be directed how to take care of your hands and feet. Be prepared to show those tootsies. You will paint your own finger and to nails. Because this session is at the end of a fabulous time at Fantasia Fair, your nails may not look as good as when the week started. Bring your polish with you to the session or I will have some basic color choices from which to choose and use. At the end you will leave with beautiful hands and feet.

Your Ideas For Fantasia Fair 2010 Miqqi Gilbert
In order to continue and prosper, the Fair must grow along with its participants. This session is dedicated to hearing your thoughts concerning the Fair, what works and what might be improved. No needs to volunteer to do for anything other than share your thoughts.