August 15, 2011 7:00 AM CDT
The MCAA Midyear Meeting will kick off with the Opening Reception and Dinner, being held at Pico de Gallo, where attendees will enjoy authentic Mexican food and music.
Breakfast will be served to all attendees on Thursday morning, followed by the MCAA Board Meeting. Committee meetings for the Legislative, Membership, South of 40, Education and Certification committees will be held later in the morning. Attendees will have plenty of free time to explore San Antonio and the city's rich history of architecture, neighborhoods, food, traditions and culture.
On Friday, the MCAA will spend a day at the Enchanted Springs Ranch. The Enchanted Springs Ranch, a western movie set and animal park, is an eighty-six acre working ranch with rugged, natural beauty, exotic animals, and real live cowboys and cowgirls.
The day will begin with an authentic cowboy breakfast served at the fire pit, followed by the MCAA Board Meeting and three premium educational programs. A fajita lunch will be served at the ranch. Several great activities are planned after lunch, including competitions, a tractor wagon ride and surprises for everyone! The evening will begin with a campfire sing along, followed by a ribeye steak dinner served in the Silver Spur Saloon.
Accommodations are at the Westin La Cantera Resort. Nestled in the breathtaking Texas Hill Country, the Westin La Cantera Resort is a distinctive retreat for business and leisure travelers. It's the ultimate blend of recreation and luxury: six pools, three hot tubs, health club and spa services, tennis courts, golf courses and delightful dining.
For more information and to register for the 2011 MCAA Midyear Meeting in San Antonio, visit www.masoncontractors.org/midyear.
One month until MCAA Midyear Meeting
Join us for a fun and informative meeting in San Antonio
MCAA Midyear Meeting attendees will stay at the Westin La Cantera Resort in San Antonio.
Make your plans now to attend the MCAA Midyear Meeting, September 14-16, 2011. You'll be able to attend great seminars and shape the masonry industry in various committee meetings, while enjoying the beautiful Hill Country of San Antonio.The MCAA Midyear Meeting will kick off with the Opening Reception and Dinner, being held at Pico de Gallo, where attendees will enjoy authentic Mexican food and music.
Breakfast will be served to all attendees on Thursday morning, followed by the MCAA Board Meeting. Committee meetings for the Legislative, Membership, South of 40, Education and Certification committees will be held later in the morning. Attendees will have plenty of free time to explore San Antonio and the city's rich history of architecture, neighborhoods, food, traditions and culture.
On Friday, the MCAA will spend a day at the Enchanted Springs Ranch. The Enchanted Springs Ranch, a western movie set and animal park, is an eighty-six acre working ranch with rugged, natural beauty, exotic animals, and real live cowboys and cowgirls.
The day will begin with an authentic cowboy breakfast served at the fire pit, followed by the MCAA Board Meeting and three premium educational programs. A fajita lunch will be served at the ranch. Several great activities are planned after lunch, including competitions, a tractor wagon ride and surprises for everyone! The evening will begin with a campfire sing along, followed by a ribeye steak dinner served in the Silver Spur Saloon.
Accommodations are at the Westin La Cantera Resort. Nestled in the breathtaking Texas Hill Country, the Westin La Cantera Resort is a distinctive retreat for business and leisure travelers. It's the ultimate blend of recreation and luxury: six pools, three hot tubs, health club and spa services, tennis courts, golf courses and delightful dining.
For more information and to register for the 2011 MCAA Midyear Meeting in San Antonio, visit www.masoncontractors.org/midyear.
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The Mason Contractors Association of America (MCAA) is the national trade association representing mason contractors. The MCAA is committed to preserving and promoting the masonry industry by providing continuing education, advocating fair codes and standards, fostering a safe work environment, recruiting future manpower, and marketing the benefits of masonry materials.
