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WHAT MATTERS WARREN interview with Mountain Laurel Montessori School artists!

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9 years ago

February 22, 2018

WHAT MATTERS WARREN interview with Mountain Laurel Montessori School artists! The Blue Ridge Arts Council is where you will want to be TOMORROW NIGHT! Mountain Laurel is opening their 4th Annual Art Gallery here at the Blue Ridge Arts Council on Main Street, Friday, February 23rd from 6-8pm.

Every student at MLMS created their own self-portrait. Local artists from Front Royal, Winchester, and the Torpedo Factory in Alexandria donated works of art for the auction. Tickets to the event are $25 each and include a gallery tour, drinks and yummy bites from L’Auberege Provençal. Silent and Live auction will conclude this fun evening!

Royal Examiner

WHAT MATTERS WARREN interview with Mountain Laurel Montessori School artists!

What Matters Warren

WHAT MATTERS WARREN interview with Mountain Laurel Montessori School artists!

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