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Visions of Tomorrow Children's Art Exhibit & Auction

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 100 Church Hill Rd Sandy Hook CT 06482  See map
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The Sandy Hook Arts Center for Kids in partnership with Bear Givers is proud to present "Visions of Tomorrow," a Children's Art Exhibit and benefit at The S.H.A.C.K.

"Visions of Tomorrow" symbolizes a new beginning for Sandy Hook. Through their artwork, local children will share their hopes and dreams for the future. 

Bid on children's artwork, enjoy wine and hors d'oeuvres, live music and help empower local children to give back to their community through their art. 

Bear Givers is a non-profit organization committed to bringing joy to the lives of children with the gift of a teddy bear. Their "EmpowerArt" program enables children to experience the joy and pride of creating art, seeing it showcased and sold at a special exhibit, and making a meaningful contribution to their community. 

The children are the stars of the opening reception. Their pride and excitement at seeing their artwork professionally framed, displayed, admired, and sold builds their self-esteem and gives them a sense of accomplishment. 

Children are invited to The S.H.A.C.K. to paint their artwork on Mondays & Fridays from 3:30-5:30p.m each week in February, March & April in the weeks leading up to the exhibit. When their piece is completed it will be professionally framed and displayed at The S.H.A.C.K. 

Parents, friends and the community are invited to the opening exhibit on Sunday, April 28, 2013 from 3:00-7:00p.m. to bid on the artwork, enjoy refreshments and live music. All proceeds will go to benefit The S.H.A.C.K.


Location: The S.H.A.C.K., 100 Church Hill Rd., Suite #104, Sandy Hook, CT. 06482



For more information about The S.H.A.C.K. please visitwww.sandyhookartscenter.org

For more information about Bear Givers please visit www.beargivers.org

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