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Thursday, December 11, 2008

Nazareth Center For Arts to Host House Tour This Saturday

Did you know Nazareth has a Center For the Arts? Well, it does, and this group will conduct a tour of seven "distinguished houses" in and around Nazareth on Saturday between 10 AM and 3 PM.

How do houses get distinguished? Do they grow beards?

This is no freebie. Tickets, $20 a pop, are being sold at the Nazareth Chamber of Commerce (201 N. Main St, Phone 610-759-9188), Lynn's Florist (30 S. Main St.) and Donahoe Farms (589 E. Lawn Rd). Money raised from this event will be used to convert the old firehouse at 30 Belvidere Street into a Center for the Arts to be used by everyone. Still, $20 is a bit steep, especially since my estate is off limits. You see, I gave the servants off this weekend.

I think they should include a carwash.

The unique feature of this tour is that there will be musicians and an artist at each home. Artists include Claire Lukas, Brenda Messinger-Voll, Robert Lichner, Jane Marshall, Diane Werkheiser and Dottie Nealon. Ronnie Simpson will show her photography. Musicians include Nazareth High Band students and two guitarists.

2 comments:

  1. My house is "distinguished"...from the others around it by the amount of work it needs done to it!

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  2. Who do I contact regarding the Nazareth Center for the Arts?

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