Bath church plans Epiphany Arts Festival

Courtesy of Bath United Church of Christ
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Pictured are Epiphany Arts Festival committee members, from left: front row — Rev. Cindy Parker, Barb Moore, Shirley Taylor, Lynne Knight, Becky Michael and Mary Jo Bethem; second row — Jane Weingart, Mary Clark, Linda Shippy, Lynne Johnson, Dianne Ross, Carol Ash and Patti Duplaga; third row — Nancy Schrader, Karen Clark, Greg Dunham, John Vander Kooi and M.J. Fischer-Haas. Not pictured: Judy Kobs and Pamela Simpson.
Pictured are Epiphany Arts Festival committee members, from left: front row — Rev. Cindy Parker, Barb Moore, Shirley Taylor, Lynne Knight, Becky Michael and Mary Jo Bethem; second row — Jane Weingart, Mary Clark, Linda Shippy, Lynne Johnson, Dianne Ross, Carol Ash and Patti Duplaga; third row — Nancy Schrader, Karen Clark, Greg Dunham, John Vander Kooi and M.J. Fischer-Haas. Not pictured: Judy Kobs and Pamela Simpson.

The Bath United Church of Christ is holding its 22nd Annual Epiphany Arts Festival from Saturday, Jan. 29 through Sunday, Feb. 27.

This non-juried Arts Festival features all forms of art from 200+ local artists and celebrates the joy artists bring into people's lives. The Opening Reception will be held Saturday, Jan. 29 from 2-5 p.m. to meet the artists, view the artwork and enjoy live music and refreshments. Photography, sculpture, oil/watercolor, jewelry, pottery and mixed media are on display with many pieces for sale.

The Festival ends Sunday, Feb. 27 with a musical program at 1:30 p.m. featuring the Bath Church adult and children’s vocal, brass and handbell choirs. The Arts Festival is free and open to the public Sundays noon to 3 p.m.; Wednesdays 1-4 p.m.; and Saturdays 10 a.m.-3 p.m. at the Bath Church, 3980 W. Bath Road, Akron 44333. For more information, call the church office at 330-666-3520.

This article originally appeared on Akron Beacon Journal: Bath church plans Epiphany Arts Festival

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