enjoy Art to the Avenue ...in Greenwich, Connecticut

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Message de Beatrice J.Drouhin

Chers tous,

J'exposerai mes toiles cette annee encore une fois avec grand plaisir au Wine Shop de Greenwich ainsi qu'a la People's United Bank a l'occasion de la manifestation ART TO THE AVENUE. A cette occasion de nombreux artistes, selectionnes au prealable, par le Greenwich Arts Council, ont le privilege d'exposer dans une ou plusieurs boutiques, restaurants ou autre emplacement.
Je vous accueillerai donc au Wine Shop, le 7 Mai, un verre (de Drouhin...) a la main accompagne de quelques succulentes mignardises du Restaurant Jean Louis.

Peinture,Vin, Gastronomie, une Open Night sous le signe de l'Art.

"Le Wine Shop" : 39 East Elm Street
"People's United Bank" : 3 Pickwick Plaza

Béatrice J.Drouhin
website : www.beatricejdrouhin.com

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