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A special holiday celebration will be held at the House of Refuge, left. At right, a display showing the Elliott’s opening in 1961. The display shows clippings
year, the faculty exhibition showcases works employing
various media created by the artists teaching classes at The
Studio at The Elliott. Members of the faculty participating in
this year’s exhibition are Dennis Aufiery, Kevin Boldenow,
Petey Cox, Cristina de la Vega, Jane du Brin, Heather Forman,
O’Neill, Paula Rubino, Meg Winter and Lisa Young. Media
used by these artists include fiber art, watercolors, photos,
oils and pastels.
There’s nothing like a good old-fashioned Christmas, and
the Elliott Museum will give visitors a taste of that with its
event, Holiday at the Museums, on Dec. 5. There will be
an open house at both the Elliott Museum and the House
of Refuge from 1 to 4 p.m. with music, holiday decorations
and light refreshments. Admission is free with the donation
of a nonperishable food item for the House of Hope.
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and photographs of the Elliott’s opening in 1961.
Aida Fry, Julia Kelly, Karen Leffel-Massengill, Hugh
While the Elliott Museum plans a temporary move to another
facility while the new building is constructed, museumgoers
can still visit beginning Jan. 7 to see a retrospective
of the highlights of the museum. Focusing on past exhibitions
and history makers, it is one of the museum’s 50th anniversary
celebration events. The exhibit will continue until
the museum is closed, at a date yet to be determined.
One of the most popular Elliott Museum events is the
Annual Car Show, now in its 15th year. It will be held at the
Witham Field, Stuart Airport, on Sunday, March 13, from
10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Admission is $10 for adults and $5 for
children. It is a rain or shine event.
Featuring more than 200 classic and vintage car collectors
exhibiting their vehicles, it draws several thousand car
enthusiasts to look over these rare and expensive vehicles.
Food and music also will be featured.
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