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SCVA Show this weekend

ByDerek

SCVA

Thanks to Mike Miller for posting this up at BuffaloCentralTerminal.org…

Student Celebration of the Visual Arts Show at the Terminal

The Central Terminal Restoration Corporation and the local art teachers from more than 20 area schools (elementary to college) are busily setting up the galleries in the main concourse and first floors for our 2nd annual Student Celebration of the Visual Arts show. The show runs from 11AM to 4PM on Saturday May 20th and again for those hours on Sunday May 21st. Food and beverages will be available and admission is free. Come on out and see some great, young creative talent!

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