The iNFAMOUS Art Collective to present In The Shadows exhibition on Saturday, Oct. 29

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October 24, 2022

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BUCKHANNON — The light is surely comfort’s greatest ally. In the depths of those places where even the rays of the sun fear to tread lurk the things that we don’t want to see, the things that don’t want to be seen.

On October 29, light your lanterns and make your way to 34 East Main Street in Buckhannon to see what the iNFAMOUS Art Collective has hiding “In the Shadows.”

The iNFAMOUS Art Collective boasts the skill of several local artists! They hope that you will join them on Saturday, October 29th, 2022 at 6 pm! The event is free! Everyone is welcome! They will have food, musical guest and piano genius Matt Jordan, Tarot Card readings by Max, Cupcakes by Bake Me Happy, the launching of the Youth iNFAMOUS Art Collective, costumes and fresh art!

While donations are not required, they are significant and much appreciated!

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