The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
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Author Eliot Duncan, Duck Creek Alums Lucasen Brown, Elizabeth Hazan, Peter Yeo and Greta Nightingale
Photo by Jenny Gorman
The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Benefit Auction Artworks
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The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Benefit contributing artists Duck Creek alum Alix Pearlstein with Bill Adams and their dog Benny
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The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Carlos Belmonte, Lauralee Kelly
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The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Co-Founder and Executive Director Jess Frost. Benefit artist Peter Spacek, Susan Penzner
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The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Co-Founder and Executive Director Jess Frost
Photo by Jenny Gorman
The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Duck Creek alum and benefit artist Ross Watts with Gretchen Comley
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The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Duck Creek Board Members Judy Haselton and Jennifer Cross
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The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Evelyn O’Dougherty & Tara Israel
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The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Laura Maslon with Lindsay Morris artwork
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The Arts Center At Duck Creek’s Annual Love Where You Live Benefit
Rob Teeters, Duck Creek Alum and benefit contributor Bruce Sherman, Elizabeth Fiore
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Co-Founder and Executive Director Jess Frost. Photo by Jenny Gorman
The Arts Center at Duck Creek’s annual Love Where You Live benefit brought a full-capacity crowd to the Duck Creek grounds in Springs on August 13.
Celebrating the creative community of the East End, the benefit marked the culmination of a weeklong exhibition featuring more than 80 works by local artists and Duck Creek alumni. More than 95% of the works sold in support of Duck Creek’s mission to keep its arts programming free and open to everyone.