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Silent auction planned in Staunton as tribute to Black History Month

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staunton2editsA silent action has being organized which will act as a tribute to Black History Month. The event will feature art by local and non local artists. Artwork to include water color and oil paintings, collages, drawings, and photography. “Buy” now options available on most pieces. Refreshments will be provided. Event will be held at the Beverley Street Studio School from 1pm-4pm on Saturday, February 22.

Proceeds will benefit the All Girl Conference, a local event held in April which is designed to empower teenaged girls in our community. For more information, visit the All Girl Conference Facebook page: www.facebook.com/empowergirls or contact Makeba Robinson.

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