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Cheers! Preview of Texas Fine Craft Show this weekend in The Woodlands

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The Texas Fine Craft Show is underway this weekend at The Woodlands Waterway Marriott, highlighting the work of 60 juried fine craft artists. The event kicked off with Cheers! , a VIP preview on September 26, featuring gourmet food and live entertainment. From September 27 to 28, the public can explore a diverse range of artistic creations, including ceramics, glass, and jewelry. Local leaders participated as models, showcasing the craftsmanship of the artists involved.

Tickets are priced at $20 for single-day access and $25 for two-day access, with proceeds going to The Woodlands Arts Council's programs. This annual showcase not only promotes fine craft but also strengthens community ties through art. The event provides a unique opportunity for collectors and art enthusiasts to discover exceptional works. By supporting local artists, it reinforces the significance of arts in the region.

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