SIUSLAW NEWS ❚ SATURDAY, OCTOBER 31, 2015
KXCR holds Halloween
open house today
FRAA Art Center officially opens
on-air Open House.
Treats and scary old time
radio surprises will help cele-
brate the station’s year of on-
air offerings to Siuslaw Valley
listeners.
JACK DAVIS/SIUSLAW NEWS
Florence Area Chamber of Commerce Ambassadors hold the ribbon while Florence Regional Arts Alliance (FRAA)
Vice President Bettie Egerton and President Harlen Springer prepare to ceremonially cut the ribbon, as other
FRAA board members look on. Music, hors d’oeuvres and refreshments were served to more than 125 local offi-
cials, artists and community members who attended the art center’s grand opening at 120 Maple St.
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It is almost time again for
the Siuslaw Public Library's
23rd annual “Hang It All.”
All artists and craftspeo-
ple are invited to enter this
non-juried art show.
This is a great opportuni-
ty for all artists — whether
professional, beginner or in-
between — to display their
talent in a popular commu-
nity exhibit.
The library will again
feature a “People’s Choice”
award.
Voting will be conducted
through Nov. 29.
The artist with the win-
ning artwork will have the
opportunity to be featured
with special recognition in
the library throughout the
month of December.
The artist selected by the
Library Art Committee for
the “Best of Show” will also
have an opportunity to be
featured during the month
of December and be
added to the plaque in the
lobby.
“Hang It All” will be on
display throughout the
month of November in the
lobby gallery and lobby dis-
play case. Artists may sub-
mit one entry per person in
any medium.
Two-dimensional items
must be framed and wired
for hanging; no “sawtooth”
hangers are allowed.
Maximum size for flat
work is 38 inches measured
either horizontally or verti-
cally.
Three-dimensional items
must fit into the display
case. Maximum accepted
size is 12 inches deep by 12
inches by 24 inches.
All entries should be
hand-delivered
to
the
Bromley Room of the main
library Monday, Nov. 2,
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.
No shipped items will be
accepted.
Information brochures
are available at both the
main library and the
Mapleton Branch.
For more information,
call the library at 541-997-
3132.
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A not-so-scary day is in
store for Halloween tricksters
and listeners of KXCR
Community Radio alike when
KXCR opens its creaky doors
Saturday, Oct. 31, for a special
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