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Wednesday, November 25, 2009
Photo gallery: Living in Gratitude at South Side on Lamar (November 24)
The event took place, appropriately, right before Thanksgiving.
Living in Gratitude at South Side on Lamar (November 24)
Photos by Alexandra Olivia
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Patrons Shari Jung and Trisha Watson sample hors d'oeuvres provided by Chef Darryl Ford of Texas Caribbean Foods.
DALLAS — The Living in Gratitude photography exhibition together artists, volunteers, and community members together to raise money during this needy time of year. The $3,000 raised at the South Side on Lamar event went to the North Texas Food Bank.
Event coordinator Peggy Wolf said they planned the whole thing in 6 weeks and hope to have the next event in 6 months. The show included 40 photographs from 40 Dallas photographers. Attendees also donated canned goods.
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Jill Bryan, verified:
This was a beautiful evening and the ideal way to begin the Thanksgiving Weekend. The photographs were stunning. I applaud Peggy and all the talented photographers who participated.
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fmsones, anonymous:
I agree...I was amazed at the beautiful prints and there are still many available for Arts Patron who would like to help these gifted artists support the North Texas Food Bank.
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