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The Last First Friday of the Year

December 2, 2017 10:37AM

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Michelle Sansonov
Fashionistas enjoying their night.
December's First Friday on Roosevelt Row and Grand Avenue is bittersweet ... a lot of fun, but it was the last art walk of 2017. The walk provided an opportunity to buy art for holiday gifts while also supporting local artists. The Fortoul Brothers made shirts and planters for their show and {9} the Gallery had its annual Tiny Works Tiny Dances, which provided affordable art. The night was completed with awesome music by street musicians lining the street of Roosevelt Row.

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