The DAAC Open House at Art.Downtown

Presented by The DAAC

FREE
Music
Other
Photograph of 333 Rumsey Street, a one story church with a black door and wooden siding

Photograph of 333 Rumsey Street, a one story church with a black door and wooden siding. The siding is horizontal stripes of white and orange-ish brown. One half of the image is the photograph, and the other half is the DAAC logo next to white text on a gray background. Text reads: Art.Downtown, April 9, 12-9pm, The DAAC Open House, 333 Rumsey St SW. Join us for open mic & open house & activities.

We will be hosting an Open House for the community to view the space and engage in an Open Mic and Open House Activities. 

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The property is owned by Habitat for Humanity of Kent County which has granted use to SiTE:LAB's during ArtPrize. SiTE:LAB has graciously faciliated the relationship between The DAAC and Habitat for Humanity, bringing us into an agreement to use the space for our all ages programming while they are not using the building during ArtPrize months. We will be partnering with the Cook Arts Center teen program and trying to engage other community organizations to use the building as well. We have a few events on the books already. Please continue to see our facebook page and website for the latest updates:
https://www.facebook.com/the.daac/
http://www.thedaac.org/

The event is scheduled to coincide with Art.Downtown. 2016, and will be open to the public free of charge from noon to 9 p.m.