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The Grand Opening of Chuck Baird Art Gallery

  • Sep 22, 2018
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The grand opening of Chuck Baird Art Gallery was a smashing success. Over one hundred people attended this special day on September 21, 2018.


Cynthia Porter, Chuck Baird's niece, cut a red ribbon and unveiled Chuck's portrait and art gallery.




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emmaroberts6231
2 days ago

The grand opening of the Chuck Baird Art Gallery survival race beautifully honored his legacy and the Deaf community’s rich culture. It’s inspiring to see art used as a bridge for understanding and celebration across communities.

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goldcarin
Jul 16

Great to see the Chuck Baird Art Gallery opening was such a success! It's always inspiring when art gets the recognition it deserves. I'm curious, did anyone there try playing Pips to celebrate? That would be a fun way to combine art appreciation with a little mental exercise.


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