Art exhibit honours local military

By: Robert Washburn | November 9, 2016

Joan Tooke , Barrie Wood and Drive Time host Dave Glover discuss
Northumberland Went to War is a commemorative exhibition and is supported with contributions from Northumberland County at the Art Gallery of Northumberland.

It is on from November 3 – December 4, 2016

The Opening Reception will be held on Thursday, November 3rd from 7:00 to 9:00 pm.

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