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À partir du 15 novembre 2021, la Ville de Besançon accueillera de nouveaux artistes professionnels au sein de deux ateliers individuels et deux ateliers colle
Symposium de peinture et sculpture - Corporation Rose-Art Symposium de peinture et sculpture - Corporation Rose-Art Du 22 au 25 juillet, le Vieux Sainte-Rose revit avec le retour du Symposium de peinture et sculpture. Pour le 25e anniversaire, venez rencontrer 50 artistes en plein élan créatif! Parmi les autres activités gratuites: expositions à la Vieille Caserne et au Centre d’Art. Le symposium de Sainte-Rose, près de l’église à Laval, du jeudi 22 au dimanche 25 juillet. Autoroute 15, sortie 16 est. Prog...
Same place, 245 years later. N.J. city reenacts reading of Declaration of Independence. NJ.com 5 hrs ago Michael Mancuso, nj.com © Michael Mancuso/NJ Advance Media for NJ.com Patricia Hall, Executive Director, Trenton Downtown Association, sang America the Beautiful to start the program and God Bless America to end it. Mychal Holloway, 18, the Boys & Girls Club of Trenton Youth of the Year, was prepared to follow city Mayor Reed Gusciora on stage in a public reading of the Declaration of Independence on Thursday. She was proud to be part of an event that, 245 years later,...
We all know the story: How George Washington crossed the Delaware River from Bucks County in a blizzard on Christmas night 1776 to make a surprise attack on Hessian troops guarding Trenton for the British. The American rebels captured 900 and marched them to Newtown under guard before leading them to Philadelphia for a rousing celebration. Ol’ George won a smashing victory, convincing King George III in London that the rebels just might win the American Revolution. But what no one realized at the time was the enemy would strike back in a most unusual way: By unleashing the Hessian fly. ...