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Midnight in Paris, the last of the monthlong calendar of events celebrating the ninth annual Fine Arts Festival at the Visual Arts Center, was held Friday. People appeared in French fashions for the evening. For the women, wearing a flower fascinator in their hair was very popular this year. A sampling of the hair flowers worn by Amy Dwyer, Bonnie Flaherty, Jane Spencer, Teresa Jenkins, Linda Wein, Sharon Caldwell (center) Judy ReHill, who made several of the hair accessories. Sitting, Christine Strom and Carolyn Hamilton.

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Carolyn Freeland and Becky Bovell admire the work of Lena Dallas, one of the artist in this year's Fine Arts Festival at the Visual Arts Center.

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Sue Kapuchinski, Sue Krasny and Priscilla Michaud at the Midnight in Paris party.

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Tom Hamilton and Bob Taylor on the VAC patio for the live music.

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Marshall LaPidus and Suzanne Gordon dance the cha-cha under the star light on the patio of the Visual Arts Center during the Midnight in Paris celebration.

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Sylvia Foy and Beverly O'Halloren partake at the outdoor cheese table.

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Chef Chris Cooper, Cheffy Bowman and Sherry Olmsted were a few of those responsible for the food for the celebration.

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Barbara Burnett, Mary and Brian Presley with their daughter, Debra Presley, at the Midnight in Paris celebration ending the ninth annual Fine Arts Festival at the Visual Arts Center.

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Ingrid Carroll, her husband, Sam, and Barb Alvin have a visit while sitting among the Monet paintings by local artists.

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Roger Dickerson tries on a very ornate necklace made by artist Priscilla Michaud. It was up for auction and donated by the artist to benefit the VAC.

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Sue Taylor and Joanne DeBoer head to the patio to enjoy the live music and night air.

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Pat Ward donned a more formal like hat for the Midnight in Paris party.