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Smart Museum Celebrates Spring with Garden Soirée

“This past Thursday evening, the Smart Museum of Art hosted an after-hours Garden Soirée.”
Christina Cano
By Arts Staff
April 25, 2016

This past Thursday evening, the Smart Museum of Art hosted an after-hours “Garden Soirée,” featuring Dirt Red Brass Band and exclusive student access to the Smart’s current special exhibition, Monster Roster. The event was planned by the Smart Museum’s Student Advisory Committee.

A scene from the Smart's Garden Party in Spring 2016.
A scene from the Smart’s Garden Party in Spring 2016. ()
(Christina Cano)
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