Lee County Chamber planning annual Under the Oaks Art Fest
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From staff reports
LEESBURG — The Lee County Chamber is organizing its 15th annual Under the Oaks Arts Festival, planned for March 10 at The Train Depot, located at the Chamber Office at 106 Walnut Ave. North.
The event will include an art show and sale, an artist reception, and business after hours. The business after hours will begin at 5:30 p.m. with the reception and awards program starting at 7 p.m. Artists’ awards will be given to winners in the art and photography categories.
The chamber is seeking sponsorships of $250. Individuals’ names/company names will be advertised in different areas from flyers, posters, table tents and programs. Deadline for sponsorships is Wednesday.
Individuals or businesses interested in sponsorships are encouraged to contact the chamber at (229) 759-2422.
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