Paint Grand Traverse: Extended Exhibit
Tuesday, August 4
10AM
Crooked Tree Arts Center, Cornwell & Carnegie Galleries, TC
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Experience the beauty of northern Michigan through the eyes of 31 acclaimed plein air artists from across the country. This extended exhibit features a selection of available artwork created during Paint Grand Traverse 2026. Runs July 1 - Aug. 22. See web site for hours.
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