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Wystawa: Stanisław Wieczorek, plakaty

Wystawa: Stanisław Wieczorek, plakaty

Data rozpoczęcia wydarzenia: 20.03.2021 – Data zakończenia wydarzenia: 30.06.2026 Wystawa prezentuje twórczość prof. Stanisława Wieczorka. Artysta zajmuje się różnymi formami grafiki zarówno warsztatowej, jak i użytkowej – projektuje plakaty oraz książki. Jego działalność artystyczna obejmuje również malarstwo, rysunek czy scenografie. Stanisław Wieczorek ukończył studia na Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Warszawie, na Wydziale Architektury Wnętrz i z tą uczelnią związany jest do dziś. Od 1977 roku prowadził Pracownię Brył i Płaszczyzn na Wydziale Grafiki, a od roku 1980 Pracownię Geometrii i Kompozycji. Kierował Międzywydziałową Pracownię Multimedialnej Kreacji Artystycznej. W swojej karierze pełnił funkcję prodziekana i dziekana Wydziału Grafiki Akademii Sztuk Pięknych w Warszawie. Ponadto jest twórcą i dyrektorem Instytutu Sztuka Mediów. Współpracował z wieloma wydawnictwami artystycznymi m.in. „Sugestie” czy dwumiesięcznik „Projekt”, włoskie czasopismo „Shop” czy „Linea grafica”. Artysta podejmował niejednokrotnie inicjatywy społeczno–artystyczne. Dzięki jego zaangażowaniu powstało wiele wystaw. Jest również inicjatorem utworzenia Stowarzyszenia Polskich Artystów Grafików Projektantów. Wieczorek jest również autorem kilkudziesięciu wystaw indywidualnych i uczestnikiem kilkuset prezentacji zbiorowych w kraju i za granicą. W 2005 oraz 2014 roku otrzymał medal „Zasłużony Kulturze – Gloria Artist”, nadany przez Ministra Kultury i Dziedzictwa Narodowego. Wystawa została zrealizowana dzięki wsparciu Urzędu Miasta Lublin.
II Festiwal Przez Świat. Spotkania z podróżą

II Festiwal Przez Świat. Spotkania z podróżą

Data rozpoczęcia wydarzenia: 15.04.2021 13:52 – Data zakończenia wydarzenia: 20.04.2050 23:00 II Festiwal Przez Świat. Spotkania z podróżą będzie miał miejsce w dniach 15-18 kwietnia. Tegoroczna edycja odbędzie się online, a wszystkie prelekcje będzie można zobaczyć za darmo na Vimeo ACKiM UMCS Chatka Żaka. Od czwartku do niedzieli Chatkę Żaka przejmą podróżnicy i opowiedzą o swoich wyprawach, które prowadziły od Syberii przez Himalaje, Indochiny, Etiopię, Stany Zjednoczone aż do Australii i Nowej Zelandii. Oprócz pokazów i relacji z podróży będzie można obejrzeć prezentacje dotyczące fotografii podróżniczej oraz przygotowywania do samodzielnych wyjazdów w różne strony świata. W tej edycji głównymi gośćmi Festiwalu będą: Aldona i Daniel z Groszkiem czyli ekipa KamperManiak z opowieścią o wyprawie nad Bajkał oraz Agnieszka Dziadek - zdobywczyni Kolosa za 2019 r., która opowie o przejściu jednego z najdłuższych szlaków Ameryki Północnej, Appalachian Trail. 

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The Boerne Brew - Trent Nesmith 6-13-26

The Boerne Brew - Trent Nesmith 6-13-26

The Boerne Brew – Trent Nesmith Interview Summary Guest: Trent Nesmith, Athletic Director, Geneva School of Boerne Host: Kerry Barboza, Sports Editor, Boerne Star Timeline 0:00 – Henderson Cup Overview Geneva won their 12th Henderson Cup (best all-around school award from TAPPS) — their 5th in 4A classification. Scored 78 points, beating Lubbock Christian (65) and Covenant School of Dallas (64). Points come from athletics, fine arts, and academics throughout the year. 6:04 – Standout Sports This Year Football: Final Four (state semifinals) Girls soccer: State title game (again) Boys soccer: First-ever Final Four appearance Girls tennis: State champions; Boys tennis: State runner-up Orchestra: Multiple-year state champions 7:57 – Henderson Cup Point Breakdown Full breakdown of 78 points: 52 athletics (28 girls, 24 boys), 26 fine arts (orchestra 10, art 8, band 6), 2 academics. 8:34 – Summer Schedule & TAPPS Calendar Changes TAPPS shifted football to 10-game regular seasons, ending before Thanksgiving. Other sports (basketball, spring sports) starting later to reduce season overlap. First game August 26. 10:39 – Seven-on-Seven & Sand Volleyball Football in week 2 of seven-on-seven (Sachs League), heading to Waco for competition. Volleyball team competing in TAPPS sand volleyball tournament. 11:58 – New Football Coach: Adam Foran Previous coach Bob Rosenstiel left for St. Michael's (Austin). Foran, coincidentally the office coordinator at St. Michael's, was hired in late April. Strong start — highly organized with great energy. 13:00 – Other New Coaches Joel & Landon Murphy (boys soccer): Ground-ball philosophy worked; furthest boys soccer has gone Trey Smith (softball): Promoted from assistant after Tim Milledge retired (Milledge moonlights as groundskeeper, has worked at Wrigley Field, San Antonio Missions) 14:28 – Nesmith Takes Over as Baseball Coach Steve Rippe retired after spring 2025; Nesmith stepped in after 3 years as assistant + running the middle school program. Plans to continue coaching alongside AD duties. 15:49 – Nesmith's Baseball Background Played college baseball; coached 10 years at the collegiate level in Kansas. Notable connections: coached Scott Presser (San Francisco Giants) and Kevin Cash (managed Tampa Bay Rays) during a summer league team in 1999. 18:18 – Johnny Manziel & Coach Rippe Stories Coach Rippe (San Antonio Baseball Hall of Fame) coached Johnny Football at Kerrville. Anecdote: Manziel was reportedly a better baseball player, but chose football; opposing teams walked the #9 hitter just because of him. 19:32 – New District Realignment Hill Country Christian and John Paul II (Schertz) moved up to 5A. Brazosport, Baytown, and St. Francis join the district — meaning travel to Houston area every other year. Described as a "strong football district." 20:47 – Superstitions, Coaching Staff Updates Baseball superstition: pants up to the knees, don't step on the white line. Coaching staff largely returning; only changes are new football coach and need to replace swimming coach (Claudia Flores departing after 3 years). 23:08 – Farewell to Libby Lunsford Libby Lunsford retired after 20 years as a Geneva administrator. Amy Simmons and Justin are her replacements. 23:42 – Personal: Vacation & Family Nesmith and his son Cannon (now teaching PE at Geneva's grammar school) are heading to Maine for a golf trip in July. Nesmith and wife love Boerne and the Hill Country. Original Air Date:  June 13, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM https://www.boernestar.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Data publikacji: 13.06.2026 19:00Źródło: boernestar.com
The Boerne Brew - Das Festival Queens 6-6-26

The Boerne Brew - Das Festival Queens 6-6-26

Jeff Flinn, Managing Editor of the Boerne Star, hosts the Boerne Brew on Boerne Radio 103.9 FM. This special June 6th episode features the first-ever Das Festival of Kendall Queen candidates — Trinity Wangen (high school), Natalie Stewart (middle school), and Rayne Robertson (elementary) — along with pageant director Yvonne Faldyn. The group discusses the upcoming Das Festival of Kendall weekend (June 19–21) at the Main Plaza in Boerne, Texas, including the queen coronation ceremony, parade, dachshund races, stein holding, and more. 0:00 — Intro & D-Day remembrance (June 6th tribute) 0:56 — Birthday mentions: Nathan Hale, David Abercrombie, Bjorn Borg, Bill Bates 1:55 — Das Festival of Kendall queen coronation announced (Friday, June 19th) 2:20 — Meet the queens: Trinity Wangen, Natalie Stewart, Rayne Robertson 3:19 — Pageant director Yvonne Faldyn explains the three age divisions 4:40 — Trinity talks about stepping out of her comfort zone & cheer background 5:42 — Natalie talks about being middle school queen 6:48 — Rayne's friends shout-out (Cora, Gemma, Sadie) 7:41 — Parade details, dasfestival.org, open entry info 8:20 — Das Festival activities: dachshund races, stein holding, sack races, egg toss 9:50 — History of Das Festival (revamped Burgess Fest, now in year 3) 11:46 — Trinity on stepping out of your comfort zone 13:11 — Natalie on representing Das Festival & growing the pageant 14:10 — Rayne's favorite musician (Taylor Swift) & what queens wear (dirndls!) 14:36 — Das Festival fundraising & charity recipients 16:07 — Final queen introductions & sponsor recognition 18:44 — Father's Day weekend connection to Burgess Fest history 19:35 — Yvonne Faldyn on becoming pageant director & volunteer effort 21:25 — Queen recruitment: flyers, lemonade days, diva night 22:23 — Queen sponsors announced 23:17 — Final words from the queens & "Auf Wiedersehen" sign-off Original Air Date:  June 6, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM https://www.boernestar.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Data publikacji: 06.06.2026 19:00Źródło: boernestar.com
The Boerne Brew - Stan Leech5-30-26

The Boerne Brew - Stan Leech5-30-26

Host Kerry Barboza (sports editor, Boerne Star) welcomes back Stan Leach, Boerne ISD Athletic Director in his 27th year, for the annual end-of-year athletics wrap-up. They recap the spring sports season across both Boerne High and Champion High School: soccer (Champion boys fell to defending state champs Liberty Hill in a shootout), basketball (Boerne High girls lost to Cedar Park; Champion boys dealt with key injury to leading scorer Gavin Pack), and baseball (both teams made playoffs — Champion boys went four rounds in a strong run under coach Ben Wojcik). They celebrate standout individual performances including Presley Merkens (freshman, silver medal at state track in the 800m, breaking a school record), Aiden and Gavin Seabe plus Nick Dube (tennis bronze medals at state), and Elizabeth Leachman (cross country star, signing with Stanford despite a health battle). The conversation moves to upcoming summer camps (38th annual boys' basketball camp, now using four gyms), the new district alignment (including Great Hearts Monta Vista's departure), the hiring of new girls' basketball coach Scott Hurt (formerly of Smithson Valley), and the Lone Star Cup standings. Stan also shares his summer travel plans — Texas Rangers games and a golf trip to Ruidoso.   0:00 - Introduction & Stan Leach's 27th year as AD 0:46 - Soccer recap: Champion boys vs. Liberty Hill shootout 1:30 - New district alignment & optimism for soccer 2:52 - Basketball recap: Boerne High girls lose to Cedar Park 3:07 - Champion boys basketball & Gavin Pack injury 3:22 - Gavin Pack moving away next year 4:18 - New basketball district: Alamo Heights, Boerne, Champion & more 4:22 - Baseball recap: both teams make playoffs 4:42 - Champion boys go four rounds; series with Leander Rouse 5:03 - Ben Wojcik's 5-year legacy coaching Champion baseball 6:08 - State track: Presley Merkens wins silver in the 800m (freshman) 6:28 - Stan's own state championship coaching memories (Courtney Darter, Adam Comer, 1998) 7:00 - Merkens breaks school record; next goal: Boerne ISD record 7:15 - Courtney Darter now on the school board 7:39 - State tennis: Aiden Seabe bronze in singles 7:55 - Gavin Seabe & Nick Dube: bronze in doubles 8:15 - Aiden's ankle injury at state semis 8:53 - Elizabeth Leachman signing with Stanford 9:33 - Leachman's 5 state medals & national championships / Olympic trials 10:50 - Great Hearts Monta Vista withdraws from new district 11:27 - Summer camps overview 12:39 - 38th annual Greyhound/Champion Boys' Basketball Camp (Stan founded it in 1989) 13:28 - Camp growth: 60 kids then vs. 300+ now; using four gyms 15:29 - Stan's summer schedule: THSADA conference, Rangers trip, Ruidoso golf 16:32 - Pressure to stay competitive year-round / no long breaks 17:15 - New girls' basketball coach: Scott Hurt (from Smithson Valley) 18:21 - Girls' basketball outlook for both schools in the new league 19:00 - Any other coaching changes? Everyone hired — for now 20:15 - Lone Star Cup recap: Champion won it in 2011 (smallest 4A school) 21:28 - Boerne High's Lone Star Cup history (best finish: 2nd) 22:08 - Both schools' combined 12 Express News Lone Star Cups 22:25 - Champion's edge: water polo & swimming state championship 22:45 - Wrap-up & thanks Original Air Date:  May 30, 2026, as heard on Boerne Radio 103.9FM https://www.boernestar.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Data publikacji: 30.05.2026 19:00Źródło: boernestar.com
The Boerne Brew - Hill Country Archealogical Association5-23-26

The Boerne Brew - Hill Country Archealogical Association5-23-26

The Boerne Brew – Hill Country Archaeological Association 103.9 FM Boerne Radio | Host: Jeff Flynn, Managing Editor, Boerne Star Guests: Kelly Skovberg (President, HCAA) & Richard Tomlinson (Board Member, HCAA) Summary: Jeff Flynn sits down with Kelly Skovberg and Richard Tomlinson from the Hill Country Archaeological Association (HCAA) to explore what real archaeology looks like in the Texas Hill Country. They discuss an active multi-component dig site near Hunt along the North Fork of the Guadalupe River — dating back over 10,000 years — including fascinating finds like obsidian traced to Idaho, St. Mary's Hall points, and earth ovens. They also cover the HCAA's survey of the historic Wren Cemetery in Boerne, what it means to be an avocational archaeologist, and how everyday landowners can get the organization involved on their property. The episode closes with exciting news about a new permanent lab space at the Sisterdale Sanctuary with the Cibolo Center for Conservation. Timeline: 0:00 – Introduction: Jeff Flynn welcomes Kelly Skovberg & Richard Tomlinson; debunking Indiana Jones & dinosaur-dig misconceptions 1:02 – What is archaeology? Paleo-Indians, the Hunt/Guadalupe River dig site, and its 10,000+ year history 1:59 – Describing the terrace site: access to water, chert for tools, ideal conditions for nomadic groups 4:25 – Trade networks: obsidian traced to Idaho found at the site; the Archaic Period (~4,000–5,000 years ago) 6:05 – Scope of archaeology: from Paleo-Indian to historic sites; the Wren Cemetery survey for a Texas historic marker 7:00 – Arrowheads vs. atlatls: correcting common myths; megafauna hunting and early weapons 8:03 – Origins of the first Americans: land bridge theory vs. evidence of 20,000–25,000-year-old settlements 9:54 – HCAA's approach on private land: no artifact collecting, anonymity for landowners, returning lithics after cataloging 10:56 – Lab curation & pattern recognition: radiocarbon dating, the St. Mary's Hall point + buffalo bone find 12:52 – Kelly's origin story: lifelong passion for digging ("Mud Hen"), connecting with HCAA before retirement 13:27 – Richard's origin story: holding ancient tools, Carlsbad Caverns cliff paintings, feeling connected to early humans 15:08 – Earth ovens explained: layering rocks & plant matter (sotol, lechuguilla); communal cooking & social organization 16:43 – Nomadic life: moving with food sources, no permanent tribes, inter-group communication and trade 17:37 – How a dig begins: burn rock middens, surveying the mound, and the step-by-step excavation process 19:12 – Excavation method: hand-digging 6+ feet, screening dirt, cataloging finds for scientific record 19:58 – Looting vs. archaeology: why picking up arrowheads destroys scientific value 20:50 – How to contact HCAA: hcarcheology.org / [email protected] 21:44 – Memorable finds: Kelly's first scraper; Richard's near-perfect St. Mary's Hall point 23:26 – How to join HCAA: no credentials required; operating across 7 Hill Country counties 24:21 – New permanent lab at Sisterdale Sanctuary (Cibolo Center for Conservation): public access, outreach, and hands-on education 26:15 – Closing: call to action for landowners; thanks and sign-offSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information. Data publikacji: 23.05.2026 19:00Źródło: boernestar.com
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