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The 13th Annual Art Off The Wall Fundraiser is an art auction featuring a selection of art by artists in northeast Louisiana and from around the country. <br/>The party includes an expanded bar and food, both of which pair nicely with live music by Cary Hudson. The ever-popular Bon Voyage Raffle includes a cash prize of $3,000!! The Masur will also be selling raffle tickets for an original painting created on-site at the event by Douglas Breckenridge. <br/><br/>Proceeds from Off the Wall support exhibitions and educational programs at the Masur Museum of Art. As the largest visual arts museum in northeast Louisiana, the Masur Museum of Art is vital to providing quality visual art experiences to the community of Northeast Louisiana. This is accomplished through temporary exhibitions, educational programs for all ages, and the management of a permanent collection.
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Music and major talent, under the stars Steve and Kay Ellis’ pavilion in their east Lowndes County property is home to their Barn Concert Series. Here, Paul Thorn performs in April after a year of COVID-canceled shows. On Thursday, Cary Hudson, Will Kimbrough and Bryan Owings will be on the stage. Courtesy photo
When dusk falls in east Lowndes County Thursday, it will signal the start of a stellar night of music under the stars. The string lights will come on, the fire will crackle in the fire pit. Steve Ellis can pause, stand back for a minute and give thanks that it’s finally come to pass. Since he reworked “the Barn” behind his home on Mac Davis Road to host concerts just in time to coincide with a global pandemic, he may have wondered if it ever would. But with the advent of vaccinations, the light at the end of the tunnel is flickering a bit brighter.