Friends of the Alger Public Library's present "Second Expression"
By Monty Siekerman
Art, music, and drama will be featured at the third annual Friends of the Alger Public Library Second Expression event to be held from 5-7 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 4, at the library.
Second Expression was inspired by the financial need of the library and the desire to provide visibility and income opportunity for the artists in Hardin County.
All artwork is created using old or unwanted printed materials, giving a "second expression" to the long life and usefulness of the printed word.
Artwork ranging from $50-$200 will be available for purchase throughout the evening. All proceeds from each sale are divided 50/50 between the local artist and the Alger Public Library. Artists will receive prize money, ribbons, and trophies.
In addition to the art, raffle tickets will be sold (including Ohio State tickets), several public figures will be on hand, a choral group from Miss Vicki's Music Studio in Ada will sing, and the Hardin County Players will put on a performance.
"We encourage folks to get together with their business associates, extended families, clubs or social groups to make an investment in Hardin County and the Alger Public Library," said Marissa Osborne, president of the Friends. "Come enjoy a spectacular evening with community friends, unique pieces of art, choral music, and drama," she said.
Photo: Friends officers displaying ribbons and trophies given last year.
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