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Yahoo! News Search Results for vintage tea room
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ACT Gathering (The Capital)
A Community of Transformation (ACT), in partnership with Anne Arundel Community College's open house for holistic health, will present a program from 2 to 4 p.m. Sept. 7 at AACC's Cade Building, Room 219, 101 College Parkway in Arnold.
Clermont shop Bella Sorella has a little something for everyone (Orlando Sent...
A mixture of glamour and nostalgia describes Bella Sorella, a downtown shop featuring antiques, collectibles, clothing, d�cor and home furnishings.
FEATURED Boatyard Bar & Grill Regatta to Benefit CRAB (The Capital)
2nd annual Regatta to benefit CRAB, Chesapeake Region Accessible Boating. It's a family, fun regatta with Mount Gay hats and great Heineken Regatta Tees.
Chun Kwang Young: Injecting color in arid landscapes (International Herald Tr...
The Korean artist is presenting a solo show of new works at the Robert Miller Gallery in New York, working on his tallest sculpture for a show at the Aldrich art museum in Connecticut in December, and preparing for a major retrospective to be shown at the Mori Arts Center in Tokyo next year.
Community Calendar (Savannah Morning News)
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Give us a swirl (Independent)
Big windows, great streams of light, swirling wrought iron, striking combinations of metal and glass: Brussels is an outstanding city for Art Nouveau architecture. At the turn of the 19th century the city was buzzing, not unlike it is now. At that time the effervescence and spirit of innovation resulted in the building of a number of superb properties commissioned in the new style of the day ...
Las Cruces hopping this weekend (9:12 a.m.) (Las Cruces Sun-News)
LAS CRUCES —Save some time in your schedule after today's Super Friday extravaganza of ArtsHop and exhibition openings.
Collections tell Talbot's story (Wisconsin State Journal)
George Talbot, now 79, has lived the life of a Renaissance man. He's taught sociology and anthropology at the university level, designed sets for plays, operas and public television -- including a walk-in human eyeball built with rods and cones. He's stood in front of television cameras with a live rhesus monkey to demonstrate its anatomy, produced a documentary on poverty and inequality in St. ...
Weekend happenings (The Record Searchlight)
BareStage Theatre's "Who Dun' It?" mystery comedy dinner Turtle Bay Culture Shock — CSI: Michael Manring with special guest Sam Williams: Community Creek Clean-Up: 28th annual Palo Cedro Community Park Honey Bee Festival: Greased Lightning Autorama: "India 2008" Weaverville Artists in Action and Art Cruise "Getting in Tune" author signing Firefighter benefit barbecue Big Bike Weekend ...
The bells and whistles of fall (Minneapolis-St. Paul Star Tribune)
With rolling hills, blazing maples and a colorful B&B, Otter Tail County makes a great place to relish autumn's great show.
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