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Schomberg Street Gallery will stops traffic
September 4, 2014 · 0 Comments
The sixth annual Schomberg Street Gallery will take place Sept. 14 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.
It’s an outdoor exhibition and sale of fine art and crafts, set against a backdrop of heritage buildings and century homes in the downtown core of Schomberg.
New this year: A section of Main Street will be closed to traffic for this much-anticipated event. Tents will line the street, allowing visitors to meet the artists and mingle with other show-goers. The Community Hall and Periwinkle Gallery will be open as well.
Come for the gallery, but be prepared to stay all day. Find a spot at one of the street-side cafés serving homemade goodies, or order something hearty from the Lions Club barbecue.
“I love going to this great show, full of energy and gorgeous art pieces,” commented Sue Iaboni, president of Arts Society King. “No need to make the arduous trek into the city when we have this beautiful outdoor exhibition right here in King.”
This free event is for art lovers of all ages, and there will be a wealth of talent to choose from. The range of media includes oil, acrylic, watercolour, photography, wood, glass, metal, pottery, textiles and jewellery.
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