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ABOUT THE NCBA . . .** |
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More Information about NCBA:
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The two-day event eventually became a four-day convention. 2005 marks the 20th
anniversary of the NCBA.
2006 marks the 20th Convention! (This photo of Lyn Siler and Jean Rice preparing for the first NCBA Convention appeared in the Goldsboro News-Argus, Thursday, March 5, 1987.) Click to enlarge.
In addition to the annual convention, a Fall Seminar generally alternates east/west each year, and is held between September and Novemeber. See the Seminars page for details. This seminar is a mini-convention, complete with classes, vendors, and lots of chatter, laughs, and reminiscences.
Membership is required to attend NCBA events, including convention. Membership benefits also include The Reeders' Report , the official NCBA newsletter, published four times a year; Alma Lambert , editor. Items of interest or inquiries may be sent to her at almalena@charter.net . Deadlines for submission of information are January 1, April 1, July 1, and October 1. Other publications include a Membership Directory and a convention brochure, both published annually.
Our
Board of Directors
are volunteers, elected from the general membership.
The North Carolina Basketmakers' Association logo, a ribbed basket in progress,
was developed by Beth Spoon.
If you share our love of basketry, we hope you'll do something about it. Join a local guild and/or become a member of the North Carolina Basketmakers' Association today!
**Much of the content of this page was gleaned from the North Carolina Basketmakers' Association, Inc. Cookbook, published in 1997.
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