The Arts & Humanities Alliance of Kenosha (AHA! Kenosha) works to build awareness of the arts in the community. It fosters collaboration between artists, cultural organizations, and others. Its mission is to educate the public and local government about the benefits of the arts, enhance the visibility of the arts, and foster communication between artists and others. AHA! Kenosha gives progress reports on its reorganization, networking efforts, arts programming, surveys, and membership directory to achieve its objectives.

1. Proudly presents…

2. Welcome & Introductions Ray Forgianni, President www.ahakenosha.org

3. Review of AHA! Kenosha Purpose, Mission & Benefits Ray Forgianni www.ahakenosha.org

6. AHA! Kenosha Progress Report Reorganization Ray Forgianni www.ahakenosha.org

7. AHA! Kenosha Progress Report Networking & Collaborative Marketing Peggy Gregorski, Secretary www.ahakenosha.org

8. AHA! Kenosha Progress Report Capitol Arts Program Melanie Hovey, Vice President www.ahakenosha.org

9. AHA! Kenosha Progress Report Survey Deanna Goodwin www.ahakenosha.org

10. AHA! Kenosha Progress Report Business Side of the Arts Mary Fischer-Tracy, Treasurer www.ahakenosha.org

11. www.ahakenosha.org October 22, 2008 6:00 - 8:00 pm WWBIC – 600 52 nd Street $5 for members and $10 for non-members . Visit www.ahakenosha.org for registration details.

12. AHA! Kenosha Progress Report Membership & Online Directory Francisco Loyola www.ahakenosha.org

15. AHA! Kenosha Progress Report AHA! Ear to the Arts Ray Forgianni www.ahakenosha.org

16. www.ahakenosha.org October 7, 2008 6:30 – 8:30 pm The Nook Café & Gallery 5703 6 th Avenue

17. Questions & Comments www.ahakenosha.org

18. Group Networking www.ahakenosha.org

19. 2009 Schedule January 7 April 1 July 1 October 7