Alive with arts in Rockville Centre

Posted Wednesday, May 18, 2011 7:00 pm

Penny Frondelli/Herald

Spectators joined artists at an interactive art showcase hosted by TD Bank on May 11 at its location on Merrick Road. Participants included young Japanese artists who dance at Leggz Ltd., artists from the Nassau County Museum of Art, the Hells Kitchen art festival and Molloy College, art therapists from United Cerebral Palsy of Nassau County and Rockville Centre Girl Scout Troop 960, who sold origami cranes in a fundraiser for the GSUSA Japan Relief Fund. In addition to the art on display, visitors enjoyed light refreshments at the early-evening event.

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