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Project would expand Kentuck Art Center's footprint in downtown Tuscaloosa

The project would bring Kentuck's folk art collection, a cafe, a retail storefront and an event venue to Jack Warner Parkway. ....

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Tuscaloosa announces Kentuck Art Center expansion proposal

Queen City Pool House is located at 1901 Jack Warner Pkwy, across the street from the Tuscaloosa River Market and the Visitor Center. ....

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Tuscaloosa Grants Kentuck $80,000 More Ahead of Festival's Move

Tuscaloosa will grant the Kentuck Art Center an additional $80,000 this year as the nonprofit prepares to move its world-famous Festival of the Arts to the Druid City. ....

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Tuscaloosa Grants Kentuck $80,000 More Ahead of Festival's Move

Tuscaloosa will grant the Kentuck Art Center an additional $80,000 this year as the nonprofit prepares to move its world-famous Festival of the Arts to the Druid City. ....

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