Elm Street Village moves into temporary home, plans new complex

The Elm Street Cultural Arts Village has moved into a temporary home in the former Woodstock Community Church, now owned by the City of Woodstock. The organization is developing a permanent four-acre site with a 250-500 seat theater and a restored century-old home, which will serve as the visual arts center. For more information, visit www.elmstreetarts.org or call 678-924-0864.

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