SLIDESHOW: Arts Are Alive - Courier-Herald

SLIDESHOW: Arts Are Alive

The Plateau art community's support art, Arts Alive!, threw its annual fundraising dinner and auction Nov. 7 at the Pete's Pool fieldhouse. This year's mystery theme drew a number of guests willing to dress up and play along. Stage Door Production's Frank Thompson, who also emceed the event, was this year's Arts Alive! honoree.

November 10, 2009 6:59 pm

Holly Hodson and Kelly Tooker got into the spirit of the Arts Alive! mystery fundraiser.

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