Milley Awards

2011 Milley Award recipients Eldon Beck       Katy Butler 2011 Milley Award recipients Sue CarlomagnoSammy Hagar    2011 Milley Award recipients Si & Max Perkoff 2011 Sali Lieberman Award recipient Larry Snyder

2011 Milley Awards Presentation The Milleys Executive Committee, in affiliation with the City of Mill Valley Art Commission, is pleased to honor the recipients of the 2011 Milley Awards for Creative Achievement on October 23, 2011, at the Mill Valley Community Center. Eldon Beck - internationally acclaimed landscape architect whose work ranges from village designs of Whistler in British Columbia and Vail in Colorado, to the initial remodel of Mill Valley’s Old Mill Park in 1965 Katy Butler - nationally published essayist and finalist for National Magazine Award, memoirist, journalist, investigative reporter for the San Francisco Chronicle, and writing teacher Sue Carlomagno - founder and director of Youth in Arts Italian Street Painting and long-time art teacher in Mill Valley Si & Max Perkoff - multi-talented father and son jazz musicians, teachers and composers — Si, a pianist’s pianist, and Max, a quadruple threat who plays trombone and piano, composes, conducts and teaches Sammy Hagar - outgoing, hard-driving rocker and business entrepreneur, who was inducted into Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2007 Larry Snyder will receive The Sali Lieberman Award for his impact on four Bay Area arts institutions — the San Francisco Conservatory of Music, the College of Marin music department, Sonoma State University, and the Mill Valley Chamber Music Society. The Sali Lieberman Award, a special non-annual award from the Milleys Board of Directors, recognizes an individual's lasting contributions to local arts organizations and their lifetime achievement in the arts. The Judges for 2011 were Bread & Roses Executive Director Cassandra Flipper; former Tamalpais High music educator Bob Greenwood; Susan Landor Keegin, graphic designer and painter; retired Pacific Sun publisher and editor Steve McNamara; and architect and former Mill Valley Mayor Chris Raker. Produced by a volunteer board of directors, under the auspices of the Mill Valley Art Commission, the annual Milley Awards is a star-studded event that usually sells out. The Milley is a bronze statue sculpted by John Libberton of Sausalito. Sunday, October 23, 2011 Mill Valley Community Center 180 Camino Alto at East Blithedale Avenue Celebrity Emcee - Joel Selvin, author and pop and rock music critic 5:00 PM – wine reception 6:00-9:00 PM – dinner and awards $65. per person The Milley Award is a bronze statuette created by John Libberton of Sausalito. The Milleys are sponsored by the Mill Valley Art Commission and produced by the Milley Awards Board of Directors, a volunteer community group. Nominations are open throughout the year and judges change annually. The award honors those who, through their accomplishments in the arts, have brought honor to the Mill Valley community. They have done this through their talents and actions in the state, national or international arenas. For reservations, call 415/721-1906 or e-mail info@milleyawards.org. Tickets will be held at the door. This event typically sells out. 2011 Sponsors and Donors We gratefully acknowledge the generosity of our supporters for contributing to the success of the 2009 Milley Awards. APPETIZER DONORS       Bungalow 44       Gourmet Garden To Go       Small Shed Flatbreads       The Spinnaker       Vasco

	WINE DONORS
	Maple Creek Winery	Honig Vineyard and Winery	MacRostie Winery
	Red Truck Wines	Heather Glen	St. Clement Vineyards

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Navarro Vineyards

Vino Noceto Winery and Vineyards

Viansa Winery & Italian Marketplace

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