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December 22 – February 1, 2012 Off the Wall #8 Sponsored by Lockheed Martin The annual exhibit of artwork by local area high school students reaches year number eight. Just as committed as sponsor Lockheed Martin is to making this incredible event happen each year, our area students rise to the challenge to present a body of work that continues to amaze. These students are gaining first-hand experience at showing their work in a professional gallery and do so with great style and grace.
'1st Sunday Ballroom Dances'
Join us for the fabulous dance sessions on the 1st Sunday of each month from 4-6pm at the Center for the Arts in Old Town Manassas. Arrive at 3:30pm for a dance lesson with great dance instructors teaching you specific dances, followed by an open dance session where you can practice what you've just learned or refine steps you may already know! Beginners and advanced dancers are all welcome. Cost is $15.00 per person for lesson and dance session, $10 Dance only. Pay at the door.
February 8 – March 22 A Palette of Paper – the Collages of Megan Coyle Gallery Talk with Megan Coyle- Feb. 18. 1pm Snow date Feb. 25 If you can imagine how scissors plying through everyday magazines can give an outcome of surprising and masterful art, then you might imagine the incredible collages of Megan Coyle. Working in classic art genres, Megan breaks down her images piece by piece, evolving them from bits of magazines into whole new, amazing compositions.
Save the Date for the Center for the Arts' Annual Spring Fundraising Gala!!! Celebrate St. Patrick's Day with us on March 17th at the "Blarney Ball". Check back for more details coming soon.
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