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Abrakadoodle Art Classes for Kids: Thursday, March 18, 2010 through Wednesday, September 29, 2010. The Plymouth Arts Center is pleased to announce a new program of childrens art classes and workshops. We are working with the nationally accredited art program, Abrakadoodle and its program coordinator Pam Rautmann. Please contact us for our new schedule. Art Camp for kids will be held March 22 through March 26. A series of other exciting workshops and classes for ages 2-12 will continue beginning in April, along with an early release program. Visit or contact us for the schedule. Plymouth Arts Center, 520 E Mill St, Plymouth, Sheboygan County. Call 920-892-8409. Web: www.plymoutharts.org
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