Art & Garden Bazaar tomorrow to benefit ‘ArtScapes’

Published 10:20 am Friday, April 29, 2011

Art for the garden will be on sale at the second annual Art & Garden Bazaar Saturday, April 30 on McCown Street in downtown Tryon. The event will benefit ArtScapes, a project to beautify area towns with landscaping and art. The first ArtScapes project will be at the corner of New Market and Trade Streets, created with funds from the first Art & Garden Bazaar. Tryon Fine Arts Center is presenting the bazaar, with help from a grant from the Carolina Foothills Chamber Foundation. (photo submitted)

Tomorrow, April 30, Tryon Fine Arts Center, in conjunction with the Green Blades Garden Club Tour of Homes, will hold the second annual Art & Garden Bazaar on McCown Street in downtown Tryon.
The event will benefit art and landscapes throughout Polk County and Landrum through the “ArtScapes” program.
The Carolina Foothills Chamber Foundation awarded a grant for this free one-day shopping event, which not only helps garden art merchants and plant vendors, but adds to the quality of life for residents and visitors who will benefit from the beautification projects for years to come.
Proceeds from the 2010 Art & Garden Bazaar will go toward the first “ArtScapes” project at the corner of New Market and Trade Streets, with a groundbreaking expected soon.
Partnering with Tryon Fine Arts Center are the Town of Tryon, Polk County Extension Center, Green Blades Garden Club, Tryon Garden Club, the Daffy Jills and the Magnolia Garden Club.
In addition, there will be food and drink at the Fine Arts Center tent, live “garden buddies” at the Foothills Humane Society tent and art at the Tryon Painters & Sculptors tent.
To see the plant and garden art vendors coming to the bazaar, visit the home tour website at www.greenbladesgardenclub.org.
For more information on the bazaar, call the Tryon Fine Arts Center at 828-859-8322 or visit tryonarts.org to link to the Green Blades website.
– article submitted

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