BRATTLEBORO — The In-Sight Photography Project invites you to its first annual exhibition of the work of alumni who have continued with photography after taking classes at In-Sight.
Visitors can stop by the In-Sight gallery on Flat Street throughout December to see work from Wyatt Andrews, Evan Darling, Helen Jones, Kayla Rice, Michelle Stephens, Zachary Stephens, Rachael Warriner, and others.
An opening reception is set for the Dec. 5 Gallery Walk, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.
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