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Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta to host art exhibit

By Joel Anderson
Dec 30, 2010

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta will kick off their annual Fine Arts Exhibit on Jan. 13, a month-long event that celebrates the artistic talents of their club members.

The club members will have their work displayed at the Youth Art Connection facility at 63 Auburn Avenue NE in Atlanta. Members can receive additional recognition if their work is selected for regional and national exhibits. If their work is selected for the national exhibit, the members will receive a fine arts plaque and a letter of congratulations for the Boys & Girls Clubs of America's President.

The exhibit ends Feb. 25.

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