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The Everson's big Impressionist exhibit is forcing the Festival of Trees to DeWitt this year
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Everson is taking its holiday event to DeWitt

By Laura Hand
Sunday, October 11, 2009 at 10:16 a.m.

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One weekend into the Turner to Cezanne exhibit, the Everson Museum says interest in the 53 impressionist masterpieces is high. Syracuse is the only city in the Northeast, and one of 5 in North America, showing the exhibition.   Everson Director Steven Kern is even more excited about the collaborative that the exhibit is producing, with many of the area's music groups (Syracuse Symphony, Syracuse Opera and Civic Morning Musicals, among others) doing programs that tie in with the art.  Kern also says that because the exhibit will be open til January 3rd, they've scheduled this year's Festival of Trees (December 4 - 13) away from the museum for the first time:  crews have already been painting the old BonTon store in Shoppingtown to accomodate what he promises will be a bigger display than ever.  For more: www.everson.org
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