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Sum Of Each Group Show At Pibby’s

by | Jan 7, 2011 | ART

Check out the grand opening of Chip’s new and improved Pibby’s Bicycle Shop along with the group art show “Sum Of Each.” Featured artist for the first Friday show include Dawn Bennet, Yakima Bokoles, Matt Flowers, Seth Ganz, Corey Kitzke, Sally Ledford, One or More Marunde’s, Meg Mingione, Dave Moore and Patrick Power the 3rd.

WHO: Richmond Artists
WHAT: Sum Of Each
WHEN: Friday, January 7th 2011
WHERE: Pibby’s Bicycle and Skate, 209 w. broad street


Check out the grand opening of Chip’s new and improved Pibby’s Bicycle Shop along with the group art show “Sum Of Each.” Featured artist for the first Friday show include Dawn Bennet, Yakima Bokoles, Matt Flowers, Seth Ganz, Corey Kitzke, Sally Ledford, One or More Marunde’s, Meg Mingione, Dave Moore and Patrick Power the 3rd.

WHO: Richmond Artists
WHAT: Sum Of Each
WHEN: Friday, January 7th 2011
WHERE: Pibby’s Bicycle and Skate, 209 w. broad street

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