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American Girl Club
Nov. 30
Southwest Library, 4:00-5:00pm, Southwest Library

Not just for doll lovers. Join us once a month for this girl power hour. Drop in any time between
4:00- 5:00pm for crafts, games, and doll talk! Bring your doll or just bring yourself! For grades K-5.
Gallery of Trees - Christmas at Kemper
Nov. 30
Anderson Arts Center, Kick off the holiday season with this family favorite event. Visit www.andersonartscenter.com or kempercenter.com or call 262-657-6005 for more information. Open hours are extended. Free admission, donations accepted. Buy raffle tickets and win your favorite professionally decorated tree. Specialty auction in upper galleries as well.
Taoist Tai Chi Class
Nov. 30
DeKoven Center-Assembly Hall, Taoist Tai Chi Society of the USA

Contact: John Hnilicka FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
262-902-0725
racine.wi@taoist.org
www.taoist.org/usa/illinois

TAOIST TAI CHI™ CLASSES TO BEGIN IN RACINE

RACINE (September 13, 2009) – The Taoist Tai Chi Society of the USA will begin offering classes in tai chi chuan at the DeKoven Center in Racine September 28 and 30.

Classes will be held Monday and Wednesday from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. in the Assembly Hall of the Center, 600 21st Street, Racine. (Enter on Wisconsin Ave).

Students may attend one or both classes each week in Racine and take additional classes at our locations in Chicago and its suburbs for no additional charge.

Beginner classes last about four months, during which students learn the complete sequence of the Taoist Tai ChiTM set. After that, students take continuing classes to deepen their practice of tai chi chuan.

The Taoist Tai Chi Society® internal arts of health incorporate stretching and turning within a sequence of movements that improve the health of body, mind and spirit. Diligent practice of tai chi chuan can reduce tension, improve circulation and balance and increase strength and flexibility.

Visitors are always welcome. Prospective students can attend their first class at no obligation. Wear loose, comfortable close and gym shoes without much tread. New member fee packages and senior or family rates are available.

The International Taoist Tai Chi Society is a charitable organization with more than 500 branches in 28 countries and 29 states. All instructors are nationally accredited volunteers.