Prairie State Bonsai Society

March General Meeting
2022-03-02 19:00 - 20:30 (America/Chicago)
Hooray! Hooray! Hooray!

We are finally returning to in-person meetings, HOORAY! March 2nd will be our first get-together since 2019. This meeting will feature a workshop presented by BC Bonsai to make a mini bonsai (Mame or Mini Bonsai). Linda Camp and Jim Beck will present the class to all in attendance. There is a cost only if you wish to take a creation home, see below. As always, the club welcomes all bonsai enthusiasts, both members, and non-members to attend. Bring a friend or associate and enjoy a night of fun and learning about the art we so love.

Love bonsai gardening? How about super-mini bonsai just a few inches tall? It’s the charm of bonsai crossed with a love of miniature gardens. We will explore how to raise plants from seed or cuttings to create charming, thimble-sized potted bonsai. The cost will be $30 to $50 for the tree, pot soil, and class. Please bring potting tools if you are able.

Since we go back to in-person meetings, we will start collecting dues again to cover our expenses. Annual dues are $35 for a single membership and $40 for a family membership. You may pay at the meeting with cash or check or online with a credit card at our website, prairiestatebonsai.com.

Please note: The College requires all attendees to wear a mask regardless of their vaccine status.

Meetings are held on The College of Dupage campus in the TEC 1083b. The college address is 425 Fawell Boulevard Glen Ellyn, Illinois.

Click for the full campus map.

PSBS Winter Silhouette Exhibit
2022-02-12 10:00 - 16:00 | Cantigny Park, 1 S 151 Winfield Road, Wheaton, IL, 60189, United States
The 2nd annual PSBS Winter Silhouette Bonsai Exhibit is at Cantigny Park in Wheaton, IL.
Click here to see photos of the displayed trees
A Silhouette exhibit displays the bonsai without leaves and may seem a little strange, but it is a great time to see the trees’ structure and especially the ramification.
The exhibit will last one day on Saturday, February 12, 2022, from 10 am to 4 pm. Both members and non-members are welcome to display their deciduous trees in the natural winter stage of development. Everyone is welcome to visit the exhibit at no charge. There is a $5.00 charge for parking at the Park collect at the gate.
The setup for the event will begin on Friday, February 11, 2022. Contact Nick DiBattista with the number of trees you wish to display or how many tables you wish to reserve if you are considering vending at the exhibit. You may also email prairiestatebonsai@gmail.com with ‘Winter Silhouette‘ in the subject line.
You can also post a question on the Forum and a club member will promptly respond.

February General Meeting - Pines Presentation by Mauro Stemberger via ZOOM
2022-02-02 19:00 - 20:30
Mauro Stemberg was born in Feltre, Italy, and works as an architect and Bonsai artist. At the age of 14, he became fascinated about the art of Bonsai and started his passion with the local Bonsai club. Join the club member meeting for an exceptional presentation and Q&A with Mauro! Mauro is a world-renowned bonsai artist who has given lectures, workshops, and demos throughout the EU and here in the States.
Please prepare and feel free to ask any questions during the Q&A session of this presentation.
Learn more about Mauro on his website. https://www.italianbonsaidream.com/

View Mauros’ latest YouTube video.

Bonsai Crossing Borders: Women in Bonsai - Jennifer Price
2022-01-27 17:30 - 19:00
ONLINE* Thursday, January 27, 2022, 6:30 – 8 p.m. EST
5:30 – 7 p.m. CST
$15 Adult** (PSBS members can join FREE – see link below to enter)
(**Arboretum Members receive a 10% discount on all classes. All proceeds go to support the Education and Bonsai Programs at The North Carolina Arboretum.)
Traverse centuries and philosophies, continents, and cultural boundaries in the company of acclaimed bonsai artists for an in-depth look at the sensibilities shaping timeless art in the present day.

Jennifer Price has prepared for “Women in Bonsai” by thinking over the questions she is often asked as an artist excelling in her chosen medium — one traditionally associated with male artists. Considering gender as a kind of border crossing, we talk with Jennifer about pushing through boundaries, her own or imposed by culture, to be poised where she is in her career.
And poise is something Jennifer, a former professional ballet dancer, knows a thing or two about. She understands instinctively how one art form influences the flow of creating in another: “As a ballerina, I had always looked at movement, so the line of the trees fascinated me. I saw the movement within the trees, within the trunk line… I think all trees kind of dance.”
Bonsai Crossing Borders: Women in Bonsai – Flyer
Click here to register
PSBS members click here to enter the ZOOM meeting for FREE!

November General Meeting
2021-11-03 19:00 - 20:30
Our November meeting will be via ZOOM. We will send the link a few days in advance.
Our guest artist for our November meeting will be Mark Fields.

The information below was taken from Mark Fields’ website.
My passion for bonsai began at about age 9. I was born in 1959 and raised in Indianapolis, Indiana. My dad was a landscape contractor, as I am today.
My dad used to purchase and dig nursery stock from a nursery, Line’s Nursery, down the street from where we lived. Occasionally, I would go with him and wandered around the nursery one day and found some little mugho pines that the nursery owner had lined out and was training in the ground. I asked the owner, Mr. Line, what he was doing with them, and he said he was training them as bonsai. I began asking him more about them and visited him more often. A few days later, he loaned me two books he owned from the Brooklyn Botanic Garden, “Handbook on Bonsai: Special Techniques” and “Handbook on Dwarfed Potted Trees, The Bonsai of Japan” and told me that I would learn more if I read them. He showed me how to start and grow plants from cuttings, prune properly, and practice other skills as I grew older. He passed away in the early 1970s.
My dad used to bring home shrubs in the back of his truck which was removed from a job and discarded. When I saw an interesting-looking trunk or shape, I would remove it and pot it up from the truck. Most would die within days. Some would survive for at least that year’s growing season. It was great practice, and I learned a lot.
When I married and moved out of my parent’s house into a double in 1979, I moved my bonsai there. The neighbor next door noticed that I was growing bonsai and told me his father-in-law used to do bonsai. He went back to his house and got his wife and introduced me. I told her the story about how her father got me started in bonsai and that he had loaned me his two Brooklyn Botanic Garden handbooks more than a decade before. She told me to wait a minute and went back into the house. A few minutes later, she brought out those very same books and told me to keep them. I was stunned. They are now a part of my book collection, and I still use them as a reference to this day.
I discovered a bonsai nursery on the southeast side of Indy called Mendel Gardens about that same time. There I began a relationship with the owner, Max Mendel. He sold starter trees, supplies, offered free advice, and critiqued my trees when I asked him to. He became my second mentor and taught me much of what I know about bonsai today. I called him the father of bonsai in Indiana. I spent many weekends wandering around his nursery. He introduced me to the Indianapolis Bonsai Club, which I joined. I have been a member of that organization since 1979 and was president from 2009 – 2012. Max passed away in the mid-1990s, and I bought a few of his trees and his personal set of Masakuni tools I treasure.
In October of 2004, I traveled to Europe, where I met and befriended Danny Use and his wife Ingrid at their Ginkgo Bonsai Center in Laarne, Belgium. I went back there in October 2005 and worked for Danny for a couple of days. I talked them into traveling to the US in June of 2008 to headline the Mid-America Bonsai Alliance in Indianapolis, their first time here in the US. They invited me to their nursery in April of 2009, where I spent 2 weeks straight working side by side with Danny on many of his world-class bonsai specimens. It was truly an amazing experience, and I learned so much. I am a much better bonsai artist because of his teachings.
I worked for a major pharmaceutical company here in Indy from 1980 – 2010. I also owned and operated my own landscape business, Fields Landscape Concepts, LLC, founded in 1983 and closed in 2006. As part of the landscape business, I have sold bonsai, pre-bonsai, and supplies to club members and fellow enthusiasts since the early 1980s. In 2011, with a gentle push from friends such as bonsai artist and author Craig Coussins, and bonsai artist Warren Hill, I founded my own School of Bonsai.
For the second time, I am married with 2 grown children from my first marriage and a granddaughter and a grandson. My wife Allison delivered twins, a boy, and a girl, in November 2007. So I am experiencing sort of a second life, so to speak.
With the twins coming along, I looked for something to do at home rather than being gone every evening landscaping. In 2006, with some prompting from my wife and IBC club members, I decided to start a website and open a new business, Bonsai by Fields, LLC. I perform demonstrations, lectures, and workshops using a wide variety of trees. I also vend at a few major exhibitions throughout the US.
I recently updated a list of bonsai artists I have either seen in demonstrations, lectures, and workshops. They total more than 60 at this point. Names such as the great John Naka, Mas Ishi, Yuji Yoshimura, Danny Use, Ryan Neil, Masahiko Kimura, and Bjorn Bjorholm.
In 2013, I finally realized a dream I have always had of traveling to Japan to visit some of the bonsai nurseries there. I was also able to see one of the major exhibitions there, the Taikan-ten, held in November in Kyoto.
In early January 2015, I traveled to Osaka, Japan, to study at Kouka-en. A third-generation bonsai nursery owned by Keichi Fujikawa. It is the nursery where Bjorn apprenticed and is now a resident artist. I had secured a spot to study for a month there. What an amazing experience! It was 7 days a week, 8 – 9 hours a day of nothing but bonsai. I was also able to attend the 2015 Kokufu-ten Bonsai Exhibition and the famous Green Club Sale. While there, I met Italian bonsai artist Mauro Stemberger. He visited here in the fall of 2015, and I am now his midwest agent.
Mark Fields

Some of Mark Fields’s Bonsai trees

Acer Buergerianum

Pinus

Pyracantha
Contact information
Location: Greenwood, Indiana, USA
Email: maf71459(at)gmail.com
Website: www.bonsaibyfields.com

Bonsia Tree & Bonsai Pot Sale
2021-10-17 10:30 - 14:30
Bonsai Tree Sale
6158 West Cornelia Ave Chicago, 60634
Sunday, October 17th from 10:30-2:30
As most of you know, Tony Welninski has passed away and Phyllis is selling the remainder of his trees and pots. Tony had many really nice trees, most of which are small to medium size. There are a variety of species including pines, junipers, spruce, and many deciduous trees to choose from in his garden. There is also a nice selection of pots in various sizes and shapes. Cash and check payments are accepted. Keep Tony’s memory alive by having one of the trees and pots from his prized collection.
Continue reading about Tony https://prairiestatebonsai.com/remembering-tony/

October General Meeting
2021-10-06 19:00 - 20:30
Our October meeting will include a 101 presentation by Linda Camp on overwintering your tropicals via ZOOM. We will send the link a few days in advance.

PSBS & MBS – September 26th – Garden Walk Joint Venture with Midwest Bonsai Society
2021-09-26 10:00 - 16:00
2021 Bonsai Garden Walk
The Prairie State Bonsai Society is pleased to announce our second “Bonsai Garden Walk.” We have one last garden scheduled for September 26th. Victor Zurcazak’s garden will be open from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM on the 26th. See below for Victor’s phone number to schedule your visit.
This event is not open to the public, only our two clubs (MBS and PSBS). All club members in good standing are eligible to participate and to bring guests. You can choose to visit as many or as few gardens as you want. There is no formal registration, but you do need to call the hosts of the gardens you want to visit to get their street address and ensure there aren’t too many members all showing up simultaneously.
Our garden walk is the perfect way to enjoy a COVID-19 conscious opportunity to walk through and discuss these personal Bonsai Gardens. It’s an ideal opportunity for members to open their yards and fellow members to tour the environment where they grow and display their trees. In addition, there may be trees, pots, tools, and bonsai supplies for sale at some of these gardens. Please note you will need to ask the garden host if they would like you to wear a mask while visiting the garden. Also, all social distancing measures will be in effect.
Sunday, September 26th
Victor Zurczak, Skokie
Call to visit 773-416-0493

Destination Asia Festival - The Morton Arboretum
2021-09-25 09:00 - 16:00
Destination Asia Festival
The Morton Arboretum

Explore the diverse cultures of Asia through music, dance, food, and more. Join us for a fun-filled day that will transport you across the globe.
On Saturday, September 25th, enjoy diverse cultural performances and demonstrations, various shopping and art vendors, and local food trucks.
PSBS is proud to host a booth this year in Arbor Court next to the main Visitors Center. This event attracts new members to our club and provides an opportunity for members to gather and work on their trees while engaging the Festival attendees.
We need club members to display a tree or two from their collections. You may drop off your trees upon arrival and pick them up at the end of your visit. If you cannot attend but would like to display your trees, we can arrange to transport your trees to and from the Arboretum.
Volunteers are needed to staff the tables. Bring a couple of trees you have wanted to work on but just haven’t found the time or are unsure how to proceed with styling. Expert and novice artists will be available to lend a hand and offer advice. The volunteer tables provide an excellent opportunity to engage with visitors interested in bonsai and grow our club.
If you are interested in volunteering time at the tables or need transport for your trees, please contact Nick DiBattista (nicholasd_1@yahoo.com or 630-479-2112).

Volunteers will be able to attend the Festival free of charge if prearranged with Nick DiBattista.

Timed-entry Admission: Passes for Members and Volunteers

The Morton Arboretum is open to the public with new guidelines (7:00 a.m. to sunset daily.) Timed-entry tickets are required for all visitors to help ensure paced arrivals and moderated attendance numbers. Please note: Once purchased, tickets are nonrefundable and nonexchangeable.

Click here to be directed to the website of the Arboretum for more information about the Destination Asia Festival and to request your timed-entry tickets.

PSBS & MBS – September 19th – Garden Walk Joint Venture with Midwest Bonsai Society
2021-09-19 10:00 - 16:00
2021 Bonsai Garden Walk
The Prairie State Bonsai Society is pleased to announce our second “Bonsai Garden Walk.” We have three gardens scheduled for September 19th. Gardens will be open from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. Our one last garden can be visited on September 26th. See the Schedule below for more details.
This event is not open to the public, only our two clubs (MBS and PSBS). All club members in good standing are eligible to participate and to bring guests. You can choose to visit as many or as few gardens as you want. There is no formal registration, but you do need to call the hosts of the gardens you want to visit to get their street address and ensure there aren’t too many members all showing up simultaneously.
Our garden walk is the perfect way to enjoy a COVID-19 conscious opportunity to walk through and discuss these personal Bonsai Gardens. It’s an ideal opportunity for members to open their yards and fellow members to tour the environment where they grow and display their trees. In addition, there may be trees, pots, tools, and bonsai supplies for sale at some of these gardens. Please note you will need to ask the garden host if they would like you to wear a mask while visiting the garden. Also, all social distancing measures will be in effect.
Sunday, September 19th
Craig A. Cronquist, Carol Stream
Call to visit 630-244-0155
Larry Magee, Wayne
Call to visit 630-650-1285
Jim Beck & Linda Camp, Wheaton
Call to visit 630-690-0404

Sunday, September 26th
Victor Zurczak, Skokie
Call to visit 773-416-0493

September General Meeting - Rock Plantings
2021-09-01 19:00 - 20:30
Join us on September 1 for a Rock Planting demonstration via Zoom by Rodney Clemons.

Rodney Clemons and his wife Charlie are the owners/operators of Allgood Bonsai, in Stone Mountain, Georgia. The nursery specializes in premier Bonsai of various kinds. Rodney is a well-known speaker/teacher and enjoys his travel opportunities in sharing his passion for bonsai as well as workshops and private sessions at Allgood Bonsai. He curates two public collections and strives to help elevate the quality and advancement of bonsai in the US.
Rodney Clemons studied with E. Felton Jones and enjoyed workshops with many visiting artists like John Naka and Yugi Yoshimura. His style has been formed by studying nature, drawing heavily on childhood memories of coastal Florida. Rodney excels in capturing the tension in nature and translating it to bonsai. He is best known for his unique “rock plantings” and his love of “Kingsville” boxwood.
​A few of the highlights are:
​-1993 World Bonsai Convention in Florida
-1997 International Bonsai Conference in England
-Returning guest artist at Brussel’s Rendezvous in Mississippi for nine years
-Returning artist at The Winter silhouette Show in North Carolina
-Bonsai curator at the Smith Gilbert Gardens
-Bonsai curator at The Monastery of the Holy Spirit
“I will always remember the first tree that I climbed and the first tree that I fell from. My initial glimpse of a bonsai evoked my childhood memories and relationships with trees. Bonsai teaches the nuances of all the needs and growth habits of each particular species of tree. Through a lot of time, dedication and heart a bonsai asks you to care for it in a relatively little bitty container for years on end forging a committed, symbiotic relationship. Many have said that trees are the best teachers of bonsai so then all the student needs to do is observe and listen to the silent yet potent language of trees. “
-Rodney Clemons

Allgood Bonsai’s Winged Elm was accepted into the Pacific Bonsai Museum Collection in Federal Way, WA. (September 2018)

Visit the Allgood Bonsai website to view a gallery of trees and educational videos. https://www.allgoodbonsai.com/

Examples of Rodney’s Rock Plantings from previous workshops.

Midwest Bonsai Society - 43rd Annual Mid-America Bonsai Exhibition
2021-08-20 09:00 - 2021-08-22 17:00
Our sister club is having its annual show on the third weekend of this month. Please consider showing a tree and taking a workshop. All levels are welcome. The Midwest Show will be held the weekend of August 20- 22nd. at the Chicago Botanic Garden.
The exercise of prepping your tree by getting it ready for the show is a great learning experience within itself along with the advice, feedback, and compliments you will get during the show.
Our very own Phil Malhiot is this year’s guest artist. Congratulations to Phil who has been a longtime member and past president of our club. I look forward to the event and supporting Phil at the show. Hope to see you there.

Click here for the event page – https://www.midwestbonsai.org/august-exhibition

August General Meeting - Tropical Presentation by David Cutchin
2021-08-04 19:00 - 20:30
David Cutchin is a 6th generation Floridian and a 2nd generation bonsai professional and grower. Born and raised in the Florida panhandle David moved to central Florida in 2011 to study horticulture at UF following an 11 year career with the Forest Service. This is also when he met David & Linda VanBuskirk of DL Nursery and began training to be a bonsai professional while simultaneously learning how to manage a multi-decades old growing operation. In 2016 David became a student of Ryan Neil of Bonsai Mirai where he concentrated on technical application and design. Bridging the historically self-taught bonsai application of the southeast and the technical mastery of the west really pushed David to a greater appreciation of the art form and nuances in his home state. With Florida being the most diverse state in the US to practice bonsai, and his nursery centrally located, it has allowed him the opportunity to deploy many stylistic approaches across many horticultural applications. Currently in his 10th year, David teaches temperate, sub-tropical, and tropical cultivation through DL Nursery and Mirai Live, as well as clubs and individuals across the United States.

PSBS Annual Club Picnic
2021-08-01 08:00 - 17:00
It’s hard to believe that we are just over a week away from our first in-person event in more than a year.
This year’s summer picnic is Sunday, August 1st at Cantigny Park, 1s151 Winfield Rd. in Wheaton, IL 60189.
Cantigny is a beautiful park that includes gardens, the Robert R. McCormick House, and the First Division Museum.
Our club picnic is the perfect time to come together and enjoy bonsai. We should take this opportunity to bring a tree to show others and bring trees that we would like advice on. It is a great time to hang out together and work on trees. Nothing beats a summer day talking bonsai and wiring trees.
Our picnic will take place under the shelter at the picnic pavilion. Lunch will take place around noon. The club will provide the burgers, hot dogs, and drinks; members are asked to bring their own sides and share if they feel comfortable. Phil will give a demonstration at 2 pm.
Members, please plan on bringing a tree or two to work on. The club will have our wire box available if people need wire for their trees.
I would love to see people bring trees to show the public at this event. It is not a formal show, so the trees don’t need to be in perfect show shape. We want to let the public know about all the trees we are working on. However, please do if you are inclined to bring your tree that you are planning to show at the Midwest symposium. We would love to get a preview of the tree.
So we hope to see you on August first!

Please be aware that while there is no entry fee to Cantigny, there is a $10 parking fee per car.
Please feel free to call me (Nick DiBattista 630-479-2112) should you have any questions.

Map of Cantigny with picnic area circled in red

Midwest Bonsai Society June Bonsai Event
2021-06-26 10:00 - 16:00
June 26 2021 – 10AM-4PM – Wheaton, IL
Taking the place this year of the MBS’s Spring Show

About
At this time, the Chicago Botanic Garden is still not allowing Horticultural society events, such as our normally scheduled May Bonsai Show. In its place, this year, we will have a smaller “Bonsai Event” in Wheaton, IL. This event focuses on the following goals:

Bringing members together, for the first time since the COVID pandemic, in an outdoor space
Providing space for some of our regular vendors to sell their wares, needed by our members who haven’t been able to “stock up” since the COVID pandemic started
This low-key event is free to attend. There will be no ‘show’ of trees, as this is primarily an event for mingling and sales.

COVID-19 Precautions
Masks and distancing will be in accordance with state guidelines in effect at the time.
Vendors
The following vendors are scheduled to attend:

BC Bonsai (also presenting a workshop)
Karen Shuman Pottery
Jack Ken Matsumoto Scrolls
Jim Baily, Victor, and other members intend to sell some of their trees.

We will be selling items from Ivan Watters toolsets and some memorabilia from his collections.

Workshop
BC Bonsai will host a Shimpaku Juniper wiring workshop. The cost for the workshop is $40, which includes the tree. The location for the workshop will be across the street from the event in a garage protected from inclement weather. Contact BC Bonsai as seating is limited.

Location
The event will be held at 1708 Ashton Court, Wheaton, IL 60187.
(South of Rt. 64 (north Ave.) and West of Rt. 83 (Robert Kingery Expressway)).

Bonsai and Bonsai Pot Sale - Fred Tarnow's Collection
2021-06-05 10:00 - 2021-06-06 16:00
The family of the late Fred Tarnow is inviting all members of the Mid-West and Prairie State Bonsai Clubs to a sale of the remainder of Fred’s trees and handmade pots. There will be some finished bonsai, but mostly pre-bonsai for sale. The prices have been reduced to honor Fred’s memory and to make sure that the trees get a good home.

The dates of the sales will be:

Saturday, June 5, 2021, From 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Sunday, June 6, 2021 From 10:00am – 4:00 pm

Please contact us at website@prairestatebonsai for more information and the location.

Learning all about Root Stands for Bonsai display
2021-06-02 19:00 - 20:30
Our meeting on June 2, 2021, at 7 PM, will feature a Zoom presentation by Christopher Consenza. He has been studying bonsai seriously for about four years and is a BSF district scholarship champion competing for the state title this May. He taught himself how to make root stands as a result of having too much time on his hands during the pandemic.
PSBS General Meeting – June 2, 2021
Wednesday, June 2,⋅7:00 – 9:00 pm

Bonsai Sale - Jim Keith Residence
2021-05-22 09:00 - 2021-05-23 15:00
On Saturday and Sunday, May 22-23, 2021, from 9:00 am to 3:00 pm, Jim Keith will be having a bonsai sale at his residence. Jim will have bonsai and pre-bonsai available for purchase. If you would like to attend the sale, please email Jim at sequoia65@comcast.net and request his address.
THESE TREES & MORE NEED A GOOD HOME

PSBS - May General Meeting - Zoom presentaion by Linda Camp - Air Layering Propagation
2021-05-05 19:00 - 20:30
Click Here – Monthly Meetings and Videos
Our meeting on April 5th, 2021, at 7 PM, will feature a Zoom
presentation by long-time member Linda Camp. She will be showing us how
to create a pre-bonsai from another tree by a process called air layering.
Air layering is a very useful tool. Got a tree that’s gone too leggy,
but it has wonderful bark and branches? Air layering can let you shorten
the trunk while preserving the upper bark and branching. Got a tree in
your yard, maybe a nice dwarf Japanese maple? You can use air layering
to turn a nice side branch into a bonsai.
Linda has been teaching bonsai, for many years now, at BC Bonsai, along
with her husband, Jim Beck.

Photo by Bonsainut.com

Meeting of the Board - April 2021
2021-04-12 19:00 - 20:00
Members of the board will meet via zoom. The link will be sent via email.

PSBS - April General Meeting - Zoom presentation by Jennifer Price - European vs United States Bonsai styling
2021-04-07 19:00 - 20:30 | Zoom
All active members from 2020 will have access to the Jennifer Price presentation via ZOOM. Log into the ‘Members Section’ ahead of the meeting on Wednesday, April 07 at 7:00 pm. The link will be posted on the ‘Monthly Meeting Page’.
You can join right from the website. Please check that you are able to login to the ‘Members Section prior to the meeting.
Please contact me at website@prairiestatebonsai.com if you have issues or questions.

March Board Meeting
2021-03-15 19:00 - 21:00 | Zoom
The Zoom link will be forwarded to board members prior to the start of the meeting.

PSBS - Juniper styling demonstration event
2021-03-08 19:00 - 21:00 | Zoom
Members Only Invite
NOW OPEN TO FRIENDS AND NON-MEMBERS
Bjorn Bjorholm will demonstrate Juniper Styling via ZOOM
The Meeting is limited to the first 50 active members to sign up
If you would like to view a live demonstration of Juniper Styling by Bjorn Bjorholm you must REQUEST TO BE PUT ON THE LIST below. This demonstration is limited to the first 50 members to sign up below.
NOTE: After you submit the request you will be sent an email that verifies you have been put on the list. You will not be added until you do so.

Don’t miss the March 8th Meeting !
