Gallery Day Set for March 25

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Gallery Day Set for March 25

Six Federal Hill galleries within four blocks of The Lutheran Center (700 Light Street) are holding special open houses with refreshments on Friday, March 25. They are:

Tradestone Gallery, 803 Light St., 410 752-8085

Artists and Framers, 3 East Henrietta St., 410 837-4477

Lucinda Gallery, 929 So. Charles St., 410 727-2782

Art and Antique Gallery, 1014 So. Charles St., 410 234-2641

Montage Gallery, 925 So. Charles St., 410 72-1125

Resurgam Gallery, 910 So. Charles St., 410 962-0513

The Lutheran Center, also a member of The Gallery Association of Federal Hill, is holding a show of drawings and sculptures by Homer Yost, with an opening reception for the artist on Friday , March 15, 3 to 7 p.m. in the Center's Plaza Lobby. Mr. Yost will give gallery talks at 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. The public is welcome.

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This story was published on March 2, 2002.

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