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FREE ADMISSION: Opening Celebration

  FREE Admission Provided by Connecticut Community Foundation. Join us for the Opening Celebration of Double Take: Familiar Objects in Unexpected Materials & Timeless Impact 100 Years of Embracing the Power of Community. 1PM — Opening Remarks 1:30-2:30PM — Artist Meet & Greet 1:30-2:30PM — Balloon Twisting

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November 12, 2023 @ 11:00 am - 4:00 pm

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FREE Admission Provided by Connecticut Community Foundation.
Join us for the Opening Celebration of Double Take: Familiar Objects in Unexpected Materials & Timeless Impact 100 Years of Embracing the Power of Community.
1PM — Opening Remarks
1:30-2:30PM — Artist Meet & Greet
1:30-2:30PM — Balloon Twisting

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American Mural Project Extends Its Family-Day Programming To Weekends throughout September

The American Mural Project (AMP) has extended its Family Day programming to weekends through September 29. Families can now participate in art activities any time during open hours. All art activities are included with admission. This month’s activities include Making Art with Fire: Fire Tiles and making Fire Prevention posters. Fourth and fifth graders can enter their posters in the statewide CT Fire Prevention Poster Recognition Program.  For more information: https://www.americanmuralproject.org/family-days

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Livestream: ‘To Paint without Paint’: Tonalism and Transcendence

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