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Art Association welcomes submissions for 2013 Manitou Music Festival poster

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The Glen Arbor Art Association is accepting artwork submissions until Oct. 1 for the 2013 Manitou Music Festival poster. The limited edition posters are hugely popular and sold through the art association at selected shops and art galleries in Leelanau County. Past posters and guidelines for submission can be viewed at Glenarborart.org. Click on “Manitou Music Festival” or “Artists” tab, then on the right side of the screen click on “Call for Entries”.

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September 24, 2012/by editor
Tags: Glen Arbor, Glen Arbor Art Association, Manitou Music Festival
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