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Catching Up! - Frosty Friday, Pillars of Frederick book signing,
11/27/2011
Frosty Friday has come and gone once again and judging by the number of folks on Market Street appears to have been a success. The annual event brings many people from the surrounding region into downtown Frederick just as the town appears in it’s most festive dress. While there was a chill in the air it was the perfect evening to enjoy the sights and sounds of the town.
The Grinch steals the limelight from Jen Dobbins of the Frederick Arts Council
The Cultural Arts Center again hosted the Artists Market featuring many of our local area Artists. The event was visited by Frosty the Snowman, the infamous Grinch, and a wandering group of carolers singing songs of the season.
Carolers serenade visitors to the Cultural Arts Center on Frosty Friday
On Tuesday December 13, 2011 the Cultural Arts Center hosted a multi-author book signing party for The Pillars of Frederick project. Conceived and illustrated by area Artist Yemi the book features brief vignettes of the Fredericktonians pictured in the book by local writers, historians, and dignitaries. The event included most of the authors of the brief vignettes accompanying the individual art works. You can stop by and see the original paintings as they have been installed on the back of the McCutcheons building facing East Street.
The Grinch steals the limelight from Jen Dobbins of the Frederick Arts Council
The Cultural Arts Center again hosted the Artists Market featuring many of our local area Artists. The event was visited by Frosty the Snowman, the infamous Grinch, and a wandering group of carolers singing songs of the season.
Carolers serenade visitors to the Cultural Arts Center on Frosty FridayOn Tuesday December 13, 2011 the Cultural Arts Center hosted a multi-author book signing party for The Pillars of Frederick project. Conceived and illustrated by area Artist Yemi the book features brief vignettes of the Fredericktonians pictured in the book by local writers, historians, and dignitaries. The event included most of the authors of the brief vignettes accompanying the individual art works. You can stop by and see the original paintings as they have been installed on the back of the McCutcheons building facing East Street.
Yemi with copies of Pillars of Frederick and samples of his other artwork.
Frances Ann Delaplaine Randall and John W. Ashbury
Marlene B. Young and Joy Hall Onley
John Saltrik and a customer look on while Belva Bowie King signs a copy of Pillars of Frederick. 
Liz Shatto and Joy Reese Derr look on as John Fieseler signs a book.
Elizabeth Scott Schatto.
Shuan Butcher - Executive Director of the Frederick Arts Council handles book sales.
The Honorable Beverly B. Byron and Fran Baker.
Check back soon, we’ll be providing an update on our experiences with our geothermal installation in the very near future.