Home is Where the ART Is
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
Denise Halverson, of Fort Dodge, looks over some of the silent auction items at the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association's "Home is Where the ART Is” event Friday. The event raises funds for the restoration of the Phillips auditorium.
Denise Halverson, of Fort Dodge, looks over some of the silent auction items at the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association's "Home is Where the ART Is” event Friday. The event raises funds for the restoration of the Phillips auditorium.
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
Isaiah Degen, of Fort Dodge, starts a painting during the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association's "Home is Where the ART Is” event at the Phillips Auditorium on Friday
Isaiah Degen, of Fort Dodge, starts a painting during the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association's "Home is Where the ART Is” event at the Phillips Auditorium on Friday
-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
Neil Anders and The Merritt Brothers play “Free Bird” during the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association's "Home is Where the ART Is” event on Friday at Phillips Auditorium.
Neil Anders and The Merritt Brothers play “Free Bird” during the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association's "Home is Where the ART Is” event on Friday at Phillips Auditorium.
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-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
Denise Halverson, of Fort Dodge, looks over some of the silent auction items at the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association’s “Home is Where the ART Is” event Friday. The event raises funds for the restoration of the Phillips auditorium.
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-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
Isaiah Degen, of Fort Dodge, starts a painting during the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association’s “Home is Where the ART Is” event at the Phillips Auditorium on Friday
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-Messenger photo by Britt Kudla
Neil Anders and The Merritt Brothers play “Free Bird” during the Fort Dodge Study Club and Fort Dodge Fine Arts Association’s “Home is Where the ART Is” event on Friday at Phillips Auditorium.
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