Hi again everyone
It's just over 8 weeks until the convention, and 5 weeks until registrations close, so here are a few reminders/updates...

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Remember:
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Registrations close on 30 April 2012. Late registrations will not be accepted.
- Payment in full must be received by Canberra Bonsai Society within 10 days of registration, and no later than 30 April 2013. If you've registered recently, but not yet
paid[/list], please make sure payment is with us within the 10 days.
All participant places for
Ryan's Master-class Workshops on Monday have been filled (as Neville posted above) but you can still register as an observer for both sessions.

We've arranged a larger venue for these sessions given the demand.
- if you've already registered for the Convention, please email
registration@cbs.org and either pay the additional amount online or send a cheque for the additional
amount.
- if you haven't registered for the convention yet, you should include the workshop/s you want to attend in your registration. You can register online at
http://www.cbs.org.au/2013AABC/register.html or download the registration form, complete it and post it to the address given.
Places are still available for both participants and observers for
Averil and Andrew's Workshops on Monday. Either or both would be great opportunities to build bonsai skills.
The Friday morning
tour of the National Arboretum Canberra and the National Bonsai and Penjing Collection of Australia is full.
The demand for the tours has been more than we expected, and we have organised an additional bus for the Friday afternoon tour. We'll do our best to ensure everyone wanting to take a bus tour can do so. To help us, if you haven't registered yet and want to take a bus tour, please register as soon as possible.
There are still vacancies on both Monday tours.
Those of you who've been following the posts on the opening of the new NBPCA home at the National Arboretum Canberra will have a sense of just how great it is.... a privilege for those of us who get to spend time there regularly and well worth visiting.
And, finally, the full program for the
Canberra 100 celebrations is rolling out, with many new events now listed on the Canberra 100 website. To see what’s on, please visit
http://www.canberra100.com.au/ .
We're all looking forward to seeing many of you here in May.
Jennifer