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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.

Comments

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.

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