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Kite Mural Fundraising Party planned for Oct. 20th

Got an email from the Colonial Theatre mailing list this morning about an upcoming fund raiser for a new mural that is being created downtown. From the email

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The Phoenix Village Art Center is hosting a fundraiser to help pay for a new mural in Phoenixville. The mural, designed by artist Charles Segal, is being created for the west wall of 138 Bridge Street between Iron Hill Brewery and the Columbia Bar & Grille. Please join us at the Art Center, 207 Bridge Street, on Saturday, October 20 from 4-7PM for cocktails & hors d'oeuvres, as well as a slide presentation on kite flying & its history by David Ciotti, American Kite-fliers Association member.

Tickets are $35 each or $60 per couple.

Please RSVP by October 17 via email, phone or mail. Checks can be made payable to Phoenixville Main Street CDC - Kite Mural.

Email: nailersrow@hotmail.com (Please include KITE MURAL in the subject line.)

Phone: 610-812-3474

Mail: Kite Mural, 3 Mill Street, Phoenixville, PA, 19460

The kite mural is a PHOENIXVILLE ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE project. Weather permitting, the mural will be completed by late November, 2007.

Your support of the arts in Phoenixville is greatly appreciated!
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For more information on the Phoenixville Village Art Center, please see their website.
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RMorin said…
It will great have another mural in downtown Phxville. Does anyone know what is going on with the mural at the corner of Bridge and Main? I noticed that they patched the part that fell and pushed the fence back to re-open the sidewalk.
10/11/07, 11:59 AM
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