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Hutchins?students featured at Station-Pure Art show

The Station-Pure Art is proud to open its door on Friday, March 31 , featuring the work of Warren County Middle School art teacher Ann Haley Hutchins? art club.

?I have featured Ann?s students in my gallery in the past and it?s amazingly different and creative,? said gallery owner Vicki Spivey. Ann does such a wonderful job of tapping into the creativity of children.?

In addition to the children?s art, several local artists are donating their talents to this exhibit. These range from painting, to woodwork and pottery.

April is Child Abuse Awareness Month, and in an effort to promote community awareness of the Warren County Child Advocacy Center, The Station is donating proceeds from this show to the CAC, 31st Judicial Center. This center serves Warren and Van Buren counties, as well as anyone else who needs the service. More information on the local CAC will be available at The Station-Pure Art.

The big fundraising event for this show will be held Friday night, April 7. The Bilbrey?s, a four-man bluegrass band from Cookeville will entertain from 6-9 p.m. ?The Hot Dog Man,? Brian Curran, will be on hand to sell his award-winning hot dogs and cold water and drinks will be available for sale as well. There will be free face painting, balloons and Channel 4?s Snowbird will be present to hand out stickers to the children.

While all of this is going on outside, there will be a $25 donation to participate in the silent auction going on inside the gallery.

Money taken in at this event will be presented to the Children?s Advocacy Center. Don?t miss a great family event.

Everyday gallery hours are Monday, Wednesday and Friday, 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. during the month of April. For more information, please contact Vicki Monroe Spivey at 931-473-0821. The Station-Pure Art is located at 200 N. Spring Street.

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