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The Heist

Be a Thief or Witness the Action Guaranteed to be an evening of mischief & fun that supports Five Points Gallery Party and “STEAL” Outstanding Artwork 50 WORKS OF ART BY 50 ARTISTS VALUED AT $72,000 STOLEN RIGHT OFF THE WALLS! To purchase tickets or for more information contact FivePointsArts.org/art-heist2025/ 860.618.2167 Five Points Gallery 7 Water Street Torrington, CT

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June 7, 2025 @ 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm

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Be a Thief or Witness the Action
Guaranteed to be an evening of mischief & fun that supports Five Points Gallery
Party and “STEAL” Outstanding Artwork
50 WORKS OF ART BY 50 ARTISTS
VALUED AT $72,000 STOLEN RIGHT OFF THE WALLS!

To purchase tickets or for more information contact
FivePointsArts.org/art-heist2025/
860.618.2167
Five Points Gallery
7 Water Street
Torrington, CT

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