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Sunday, June 4, 2000 Oakville Beaver Weekend 23 M IV IllE I A *1 m . ) % n .Kline _July 7-8-9. 2000 905 ^ 15-2022 v.oakvUlejazzfcstcom Bftteirtainment Travel &1 Art Oakville Beaver Feature To advertise in this section call 845-3824 ^ Farm (1938); and the Frank Lloyd Wright Visitor Center (1953). For information on Taliesin tours, call 608-588-7900 or visit www.taliesinpreservation.org. Eighteen miles west of Taliesin is the A.D. German Warehouse. Begun in 1917, this structure is one of the few public buildings Wright designed during the mid teens. Tours are given from May through September and require reservations. Call (800) 422-1318 for more information. Located an hours' drive north of Madison, the Seth Peterson Cottage is perched on the edge of a secluded penin sula in Mirror Lake State Park. Built just a year before Wright's death, this is the only Wright site available for vacation rental. Tours are given on the second Sunday of every month. For more information call (608) 254-6051. For rental information, call (608) 254-6551 or visit www.sethpeterson.org. Based on a 1938 Wright design, the Monona Terrace Community and Convention Center in Madison is the newest site in the Wisconsin Tour. A land mark for Madison and a testimonial to Wright's vision, this dramatic facility dom inates the lakefront and provides an archi tectural link from Lake Monona to the State Capitol in downtown Madison. For more information, call (608) 261-4000 or visit www.mononaterrace.com. Madison, where Wright attended college, is also home to the Unitarian Meeting House. A soaring copper roof and glassprowed sanctuary distinguish this unique limestone building. Services are held every Sunday, and tours are given from May through September. For more information, call (608) 233-9774. Completed in 1961, two years after his death, the Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church in Milwaukee was one of Wright's last major commis sions. Its circular design repre sents a radical departure from the traditional Byzantine church architecture, yet it retains the concept of domed space and incorporates many symbols and colors associated with the Greek Orthodox Church. Services are held every Sunday, with group tours of 15 or more available on Tuesdays and Fridays. Individuals will be allowed only during Greek Fest, July 69. For more information, call (414)461-9400. Since its opening, the SC Johnson Wax Administration Building and Wingspread, Racine has been a mecca for Wright devotees from around the world. Photos of the half acre Great Workroom, with its unique columns, innovative use of glass tubing and specifi cally designed furniture, are a fixture in art history texts worldwide. Finished in 1939, this working environment still functions as the company's headquarters. Free tours are given every Friday throughout the year. For more information call (262) 260-2154 or visit www.racinecounty.com/golden/schedule.htm. Travel w ith m j Wisconsin's Frank Lloyd Wright Heritage Tour (NC)-Summer travelers with an inter est in architecture may want to plan a trip to southern Wisconsin, the birthplace and longtime home of Frank Lloyd Wright. The region features ten Wright-designed buildings that are open to the public and within easy driving distance of each other. Dubbed the Frank Lloyd Wright Wisconsin Heritage Tour, these sites include works from almost all phases of the famed architect's 70-year career. Perhaps most notable is Taliesin, Wright's home and studio complex in Spring Green. Located 45 minutes west of Madison on a hilly family farm where Wright spent boyhood summers, Taliesin was begun in 1911, rebuilt twice and com pleted in 1932. Wright lived, worked and taught here for the better part of forty-eight years, continually changing and modifying the buildings until his death in 1959. The sprawling, 37,000 square foot main struc ture shows an eclectic mix of influences including Japanese, Mayan, Italian and Arts and Crafts -- and has been called Wright's "self-portrait." Taliesin itself is not the oldest Wrightdesigned building on the estate. That dis tinction belongs to the Unity Chapel, which Wright helped design in 1887. Other buildings on the grounds include the Romeo and Juliet Windmill (1897); the Hillside School and Theater (1902, 1933); Tan-y-deri House (1907); the Midway A REASON TO CRUISE! THERE ARE 25 MAJOR CRUISE LINES WITH OVER 150 SHIPS to take you just about anywhere for a wonderful, memorable vacation! AND THERE ARE MORE ON THE WAY - ANOTHER 50 SHIPS will be added to this total of `on the water' vessels to offer you an amazing variety to choose from. CANADA is a part of that increasing opportunity to cruise as the interest here - cruises on the GREAT LAKES, to our COASTAL PROVINCES and to NEW ENGLAND are fast enjoying their own success. 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