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Art with a Twist: Eclectic Interiors
Phone: (843) 722-2706 ext. 21
Price: $20/Gibbes members, $30/Non-members
gibbesmuseum.org/events
Susan Sully will give a presentation based on her new book, Houses with Charm: Simple Southern Style. A book signing will immediately follow the lecture.
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Gibbes Museum of Art
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135 Meeting St.
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(843) 722-2706
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135 Meeting St.
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