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Most big cities have some sense of community. New York has block parties. San Fran has community gardens and co-ops. Phoenix has . . . anti-Sheriff Joe protests? The newly reopened monOrchid Gallery at 214 East Roosevelt Street celebrates the downtown arts community with its MonOrchid Arts Fete to benefit...
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Most big cities have some sense of community. New York has block parties. San Fran has community gardens and co-ops. Phoenix has . . . anti-Sheriff Joe protests?

The newly reopened monOrchid Gallery at 214 East Roosevelt Street celebrates the downtown arts community with its MonOrchid Arts Fete to benefit the gallery, a local food bank (bring a can), and the Roosevelt Row micro-loan program for artists. The black-tie affair features art from more than two dozen locals, including Brian Boner, Gregory Sale, and Carrie Marill, a Spoken Boutique runway fashion show, and dance beats by Radio Phoenix and Mr. Meeble.

Sat., April 25, 6 p.m., 2009

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