Exhibition offers preview of works by dozens of Bealart students
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The sun is shining, the air is hot and one of the best blocks of shady relief is where the fun is found at the International Food and Drink Festival. Hundreds of vendors will be at Victoria Park for the festival’s return Friday through Sunday. With only a “chance” of rain Sunday, the weather couldn’t […]