Pay online for your RSVP:
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Buddies welcome! See our newsletter for more info:
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OTHER EVENTS are on Heylo at
https://heylo.group/agfsingleparents
Any parent who does a Google review and/or Facebook review on the Anna Grace Foundation Page can get their adult ticket for free by showing us the review at the Children's Museum door. Prepay for your kids at
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RSVP for upcoming events on Heylo at
https://heylo.group/agfsingleparents
Teenagers who come to the museum with their parents can volunteer to help with the kids in the play areas. They will get a Walmart gift card. So bring your teens too!
Limit 5 teen helpers.
Pay $5 per person online at
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Contact info on www.AnnaGrace.Foundation
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#SupportWithDignity #SingleParentsAreValuable
#singleparents #singledad #singlemom #calendar #singleparentcommunity #SingleParentsAreValuable #agf #AnnaGraceFoundation #NekkaMigel #boise #zoom #choosetosucceedtoday There is a single parent support group.
Single Parent calendar on www.AnnaGrace.Foundation along with the Paypal link and newsletter Signup.
EXHIBITION & ARTIST TALK
BOISE’S BLACK PIONEER: ELVINA MOULTON
Saturday, December 6th | 7:00pm – 8:30pm
free
at the Idaho Black History Museum: 508 Julia Davis Dr. in Boise
Marshall Toomey’s paintings explore the Black American world through stories and portraits. He wants his colors to add life, not just color to his stories. During his residency, he will work to bring life to a historic event in the black history of Boise. He has chosen Elvina Moulton as his subject, who is recognized as Boise’s only known Black Pioneer. Elvina was born enslaved in Kentucky in 1837, walked the Oregon Trail from Missouri to Boise sometime around 1867, and was a charter member of First Presbyterian Church in Boise in 1878. She will also be featured in an upcoming Women’s Labor History exhibition at the Erma Hayman House in 2026. Join us at the Idaho Black History Museum where Marshall will unveil this new painting.
BIOGRAPHY
Marshal Toomey (California) is an accomplished artist with a career spanning over 40 years as a painter, illustrator, and movie animator. He was born and raised in Kansas City, Missouri but moved to Southern California in the seventies to pursue his artistic career.
He worked for 20 years at the Walt Disney Animation Studio with credits including the supervising character lead in the creation of the animation of Rafiki in the The Lion King and Quasimodo in The Hunchback of the Notre Dame. You can see the many films he has worked on at his IMBD profile here. He has also illustrated many books - one of them being the The Lion King book published after the movie.
Marshall describes his work as autobiographical. “My own style is blended with traditional techniques to create an enriched view of the life I’ve experienced. I placed myself in the scene along with other characters from my life. I am taking a look at the positives in everyday life; the perspectives, traditions, and routines of being outside of the struggles."