The Arts Council will host a reception for Visual Arts Cooperative's two-gallery show. The Visual Arts Cooperative presents a multitude of artistic styles and a range of media.
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James McNew will be the featured artist. He is known for his prisma-color pencil drawings and oil paintings. He will have his first acrylic painting in this show.
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Will be closed for First Friday.
38A North St.
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Will not be open.
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Photography by Dr. Joel Ray and drawings by Jeanie Eddleman will be on display. New drawings and sandstone coasters will be available. The studio also can personalize items with customers' favorite photos. Stop by and check out the assortment of Cape Girardeau County-area memorabilia.
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The Painted Wren sells paintings, photographs, prints, jewelry, goat-milk soaps, books, postcards, notecards, any-occasion cards, fishing lures and more, all made by local artists. The gallery also sponsors Paint for a Cause. Donations will go to Chrome Queens Riding Group for breast-cancer research.
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Salon des Refuses is an exhibit featuring work created by Southeast Missouri State University art students in ceramics, digital art, drawing, fibers, graphic design, illustration, painting, printmaking, sculpture and foundation courses.
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(573) 651-2143
Gallery: Catapult Creative House will host a reception for an exhibit featuring works by the art faculty at Southeast Missouri State University.
Student Studios: The artist of the month exhibition titled Inlay will be featured. The exhibition will feature work of Southeast Missouri State University artist Scott Stuhldreher. Through his ceramics, he explores the interconnectivity between the beauty of form and function.
Press: The workshop, Card painting with local historic images, will be held from 2 to 3 p.m. There also will be a pop-up print exhibition and print sale 5 to 9 p.m.
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Artist Dawn Melka will be featured and music will be provided by Jason Heeter. The Dexter Queen BBQ food truck will be there, too.
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After owning Renaissance in Cape Girardeau for 15 years, Sherry Annette now is focusing once again on her art and has opened Sherry Annette Fine Art & Fabulous Finds.
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The Glenn House will host Christy Spence-Moore, an artist and art instructor at Saxony Lutheran High School.
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Annie Laurie's will be open.
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The shop will be open until 10 p.m.
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This is the newest member for First Friday with the Arts. The cantina has 24 craft beers on draft and more than 60 in cans and bottles. Classic arcade games and pinball machines line the walls.
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During First Friday, the Corner Grocery Store will feature chocolate-covered fruit of all varieties and its famous bourbon balls.
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Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy the music and art by Prodigy Leadership Academy. The group will be selling its works and collecting donations to fund a mission trip over the summer.
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Heritage Hall will be open and showing an exhibition of bronzes.
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Lattitudes is a fair-trade store that aims not only to further the mission and quality of fair trade, but local philanthropic efforts such as the clothing closet with Hope Children's Home.
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Ivas John will be playing during the First Friday reception.
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Pastimes will be open late.
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Stop by and grab a pint to start or top off the First Friday.
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(573) 335-2337
-- From staff reports
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