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Pop-Up Artists Salon
POSTED ON 4.27.2017
Second Street Gallery will be hosting our next Pop-Up Salon on Saturday, May 20th.
The artists will gather in the gallery to create and showcase their art on Saturday, May 20th from 12-5pm. Artwork from participating artists will also be available for purchase at this time.
The event is FREE and open to the public! Don’t miss this exciting opportunity take home a great work of art and watch artists create alongside Second Street Gallery's current exhibitions.
The artists are generously donating a percentage of all sales to Second Street Gallery to benefit the gallery’s outreach and exhibition programs.
Thank you to our participating artists:
J Perry Fitzhugh
Andrea Echeverri-Gent
Juan Manuel Granados
Lou Haney
Paul Hostetler
Sri Kodakalla
Sydney Lewin
Scott Marzano
Aimee McDavitt
Maddy Woodson
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