On April 12, 2014
Killington

Killington Arts Guild

The Guild endeavors to develop cultural advancement and awareness that the ARTS are present and enrich every moment of our daily lives, not exclusive to museums, symphony halls or academia; to foster understanding that the ARTS put adults and children in touch with their abilities to think, imagine and grow; and to help impart and enjoy the many facets of the ARTS knowing that without its many forms, much of what we know and have would not exist.

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