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Posted on September 12, 2022 by Editor

4th Annual Downtown Reading Art Walk

Dates: September 10 – October 17

Artist List/Venue Map: Download from DRAW01867.org, facebook.com/DRAW01867, or Library has limited paper copies. 

While you shop and stroll around the downtown or visit the Reading Library, enjoy this year’s Art Walk with more than 50 artists and over 70 works of art on display. It’s not to be missed!

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