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OCAF's Thrift Sale 2010 this Friday & Saturday

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THRIFT SALE 2010 Georgia's Largest Indoor Yard Sale PREVIEW SALE Friday Mar. 12, 7pm - 9pm Silent auction; appetizers; wine; and lots of fun $5 admission/double the low, low market prices SALE DAY Saturday Mar. 13, 8am - 2pm FREE ADMISSION - FREE PARKING LOCATION Old Gym - 34 School St. Downtown Watkinsville (706) 769-4565 email: info@ocaf.com OVER 10,000 ITEMS Art, Antiques, Books, Designer and Vintage Clothing, Electronics, Housewares, Tools, Toys, Yards of Fabric, Jewelry, Furniture, Sporting Goods, Plants, Etc. Sponsored by Oconee Cultural Arts Foundation (OCAF). Proceeds from Thrift Sale 2010 will benefit vital art programs and art education in the Oconee County and Northeast Georgia areas. For directions to OCAF Click Here 34 School Street / P.O. Box 631 Watkinsville, GA 30677 (706) 769-4565 info@ocaf.com / www.ocaf.com

Arts festival features pottery from around state - Variety

Arts festival features pottery from around state - Variety

Support Project Safe and Dancing with the Athens Stars

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I got a big kick finding out about this through my healer/singer friend Wilma who is playing at the Melting Point Sunday night with a child friendly event you should all attend, but she is also going to be Dancing with the Athens Stars on Sunday, March 2, 2008. Wilma just received the proclamation from the city of Winterville for her song and video of the same name. She is amazing individual and talented singer/songwriter/guitarist/massage therapist and one of my favorite people. I can not yet personally vouch for her dancing talents but I am sure she will be one of the best people in this event and worthy of your donations. The description made me smile and want to attend. I think Project Safe is very important and well worth supporting. By then I should have enough $$ to contribute more than I can right now because of the season for giving to our family gifts, etc. I think dancing is one of the most interesting of the performing arts, and while I was not a big fan of the TV show, ...