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SILive.com contest winners eat their hearts out at 'Food Truck Festival at The Mount' - Vimarsana News

SILive.com contest winners eat their hearts out at 'Food Truck Festival at The Mount'

Winners enjoyed food and drinks for free at "Food Truck Festival at The Mount" Saturday

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'In American Waters' explores nation's turbulent, lasting relationship with the sea - Vimarsana News

'In American Waters' explores nation's turbulent, lasting relationship with the sea

Sounds of seabirds and waves crashing against the shore greet visitors to "In American Waters: The Sea in American Painting," setting the stage for an exhibition creators say details the nation's deep relationship with its waterways.

'In American Waters' explores nation's turbulent, lasting relationship with the sea - Vimarsana News

'In American Waters' explores nation's turbulent, lasting relationship with the sea

Sounds of seabirds and waves crashing against the shore greet visitors to "In American Waters: The Sea in American Painting," setting the stage for an exhibition creators say details the nation's deep relationship with its waterways.

Art exhibition highlights effect of oceans and rivers - Vimarsana News

Art exhibition highlights effect of oceans and rivers

While Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art may seem a long way from the ocean, it's more connected than is immediately apparent, said a co-curator of a new exhibition that opens Saturday.

Art exhibition at Crystal Bridges highlights effect of oceans and rivers - Vimarsana News

Art exhibition at Crystal Bridges highlights effect of oceans and rivers

While Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art may seem a long way from the ocean, it's more connected than is immediately apparent, said a co-curator of a new exhibition that opens Saturday.