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08/09/2008
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WATERVILLE -- "Arts in the Park," to be held in Castonguay Square from 2 p.m. to 6 p.m. Aug. 21, will feature area artists and crafts people making and selling their artwork.
The first-time event is sponsored by REM, an organization of area citizens who develop projects to improve life in Waterville. The event's rain date is Aug. 28.
Arts in the Park is envisioned by REM to help make Castonguay Square an ongoing gathering place for artists, said REM director Faye Nicholson.
For this and other initiatives, REM hopes to hear from people representing the fine arts, music, dance, film and media arts, healing arts, crafts, literary arts and theater. For details, call Nancy Day Clark, 873-4444.
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