Station-Pure Art fundraiser reset

Station-Pure Art gallery owner Vicki Spivey feels ?third time must be charm,? as she reschedules the Children?s Advocacy Center 31st Judicial District fundraiser.

?I feel so strongly about this cause, I am determined to have this event for the CAC and for the community. Hopefully, it will be a time for families and friends to come together downtown and have some fun,? said Spivey.

Due to inclement weather, the event has been set for the third time Friday night beginning at 6 p.m. at the historic gallery on North Spring St.

?A Bluegrass Street Festival? will feature Hub City Bluegrass Band, coming from Cookeville for the event. Outdoor activities include a visit from a magician, face painting, free balloons, and because of the cancellation, WSMVs Snowbird will be able to visit.

?The children will love Snowbird,? said Spivey. ?Maybe we should name him Stormbird in light of all the storms we?ve had lately.?

Inside the gallery the exhibit of Ann Haley Hutchins? Art Club students is in the closing days. Along with this exhibit, select pieces of locals, such as Mike Galligan, Lea Chrisawn, Tom Wood and Barun Mukherji will be exhibited. Many pieces exhibited will be included in the silent auction, with a $25 donation to enter bids.

The Children?s Advocacy Center is a child focused, facility based program in which representatives make decisions about the investigation, treatment and prosecution of child abuse cases.

For more information, contact Spivey at 473-0821.