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OPEN MIC 
6:30 pm
every other Thursday

July 16, July 30, August 13, August 27
Folks come to TAA to sing a song, play an instrument,
recite poetry,  or perhaps tell a joke or two.  
Some folks bring their art supplies and create.
You are welcome to join the audience,
or join in the fun of performing.
Door Fee $ 5.00     Light refreshments are available.
Donations welcome.



En Plein Air Group - Meets on Tuesdays, 10 am to 2 pm
July 7, Pratt Farm - 110 E.Main St., Middleboro, MA
July 14, Berkley Bridge Park - 70 Elm St., Berkley, MA
July 21, War Memorial Park - River St., West Bridgewater, MA
July 28, Oak Knoll Wildlife Sanctuary - (Rt. 118) 1417 Park St. Attleboro, MA

Bring your own art supplies +/or camera, plus anything else you might need. Remember, anything you bring in with you, you must bring out with you.

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The TAA award went to a 1939 Rat Rod. We loved the creativity of this hand built car!

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The TAA award went to a 1958 Ford Fairlaine red and white hard-top convertible.
In our eyes it was a show stopper!

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Members Show 2019

Congratulations to the ribbon winners of the Members Show 2019!
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BEST OF SHOW ($125)
Dianne Burns' oil painting "Early Morn at Beavertail Light"
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                            PRINCIPLES OF DESIGN ($50)       PRINCIPLES OF VALUE & COLOR ($50)
                                           Karen Callan's photo titled                 Sis Denson's watercolor titled
                                                   "Convergence"                                         "Fall Bridge"
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Please help our organization grow by donating!
Make check payable to:
The Taunton Art Association
and mail to:
The Taunton Art Association
42 Williams Street
Taunton, MA 02780

This program is supported by a grant from the Taunton Cultural Council, a local agency supported by the Massachusetts Cultural Council, a state agency.
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