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What is PAMS?

The Peoria Area Miniature Society, also known as P.A.M.S., is a group of miniature enthusiasts who gather monthly to share their love of miniatures.

We meet the first Thursday of each month, from 6:30 -8:30 p.m., at the Alpha Park Library in Bartonville, Illinois. All meetings, except July and December, are open to guests interested in miniatures.

At our meetings we first take care of any business, then we get down to the fun part. We have a mini workshop each meeting. The cost of the workshops usually is under two dollars. The work shops are given by a member and can be completed in an hour or so. The workshops gives us a chance to learn new techniques, catch up on what has happened since the last meeting, and solve everybody's mini problems. It cost less than a shrink, and a lot more fun.

Don't think this is just for little old ladies, our club is open to everyone, young and old, male and female. Whether you are just starting out in miniatures, or have been collecting for years, you are welcome to attend our meetings.


	Peoria Area Miniature Society is hosting National Name Day October 2, 2010
	We’d love for you to join us as we build a 1” scale hutch that has been designed by Debbie Young. Date: Oct. 2, 2010 Place: Chillicothe Public Library, 430 N. Bradley Ave, Chillicothe, IL Time: 9:00 a.m. – 3:00 p.m. Cost: $15—which includes a lunch provided by PAMS members Theme: Country Contact person: Marti Winzeler, 221 Coventry Lane, East Peoria, IL 61611-1820 winzelerje@juno.com Please register by September 18, 2010 to ensure a kit. Participants are encouraged to make a “country theme” accessory to exchange with other participants.


	What is PAMS? The Peoria Area Miniature Society, also known as P.A.M.S., is a group of miniature enthusiasts who gather monthly to share their love of miniatures. We meet the first Thursday of each month, from 6:30 -8:30 p.m., at the Alpha Park Library in Bartonville, Illinois. All meetings, except July and December, are open to guests interested in miniatures. At our meetings we first take care of any business, then we get down to the fun part. We have a mini workshop each meeting. The cost of the workshops usually is under two dollars. The work shops are given by a member and can be completed in an hour or so. The workshops gives us a chance to learn new techniques, catch up on what has happened since the last meeting, and solve everybody's mini problems. It cost less than a shrink, and a lot more fun. Don't think this is just for little old ladies, our club is open to everyone, young and old, male and female. Whether you are just starting out in miniatures, or have been collecting for years, you are welcome to attend our meetings.