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Spaulding High School Artists Showcase Their Work During Festival of Trees

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City of Rochester, NH

A message from Jen Daly, Spaulding High School Art Teacher/Great Bay Adjunct:

This fall, the Advanced Painting–Early College class at Spaulding High School took a trip to Studley’s to photograph some of their amazing flowers. This week, in conjunction with the Festival of Trees, the paintings created from photographs taken in September will be on display for the whole community to enjoy.

View 18 fabulous pieces of artwork from 12/3–12/11. On behalf of the nine amazing artists on display, we cordially invite the local community to stop by during Studley’s business hours or while viewing the Festival of Trees this weekend. If you visit the exhibit, please consider leaving a comment for our artists!

To learn more about Festival of Trees, visit www.rochestermainstreet.org.

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