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Get Ready for
the 2025 MAAVS
Convention Show in York, PA, on November 6 to 8th, 2025
Convention and Show how
information will be published in the June 2025 MAAVS MEMO coming at the end of
May 2025. It will also appear here
as it gets updated.
Our Show Schedule has been sent
to AVSA for approval and should be back by the end of this month. St
John Episcopal Church will again host us, with hotel accommodations and all
dinner meals at the nearby Four Points by Sheraton in York.
Our theme is "Violets
at Game Night"
We are planning an AVSA
Judging School if we get enough interest. Please let Jackie
Leitzel know that you are interested, so she can make plans.
Meet Our President
Rodney Barnett Elected at our 2024 MAAVS Show
with Best Standard, Best Fantasy, & Best Variegated
Buckeye Cranberry Sparkler
Contact him at rbmscmn@comcast.net
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The Mid-Atlantic African
Violet Society
is an association of persons with an interest in
African violets (AV) and is affiliated with the African Violet Society
of America (AVSA). We were originally formed as a regional African
Violet Society for the Middle Atlantic United States (US) including
Canada. MAAVS now has no regional boundaries and encompasses the whole
worldMembership includes a
subscription to our quarterly publication, The MAAVS MEMO; the opportunity
to enter the MAAVS Collections Class at local MAAVS Affiliate
Shows; and the opportunity to attend a yearly regional
Convention/Show. Please JOIN
US! MAAVS is affiliated with the
African
Violet Society of America, Inc.
African Violet and
Gesneriad World Today
Almanac
After two years of effort, Vladimir Kalgin's African Violet and Gesneriad World Today Almanac has
finally arrived. It is in Russian and English. It is a 516 page
compendium of the African Violet World in 2022!
Everywhere on Earth!!
Included are articles about Russian and Ukrainian
hybridizers and activities, as well as what’s going on in
Australia, Japan, England, Sweden, Germany, Estonia, South Africa; and
North America with US and Canadian African Violet Societies, Judging
Councils, and Clubs. The History of
MAAVS is also included on page 193. View
it here on our web site at African
Violet and Gesneriad World Today Almanac It is a
large file worth waiting for.
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