Psst! Want Really Great Arts Gifts? Check Pottstown

By Joe Zlomek November 29, 2011 2 comments

POTTSTOWN PA – “The arts are thriving in Pottstown!,” writer Sue Repko joyously exclaimed Saturday (Nov. 26, 2011) in a post on her Positively Pottstown blog. As proof, she offers news about seven different businesses and organizations, all of which are offering holiday entertainment and artist-created gifts for the holiday season.

There are plenty of “places to check out not only for show tickets, but also for unique, hand-crafted pottery and jewelry, musical instruments, and gift certificates for music, dancing, and acting classes,” Repko wrote.

Read an article by Repko, titled “Pottstown Shopping & Entertainment Guide: Arts & Entertainment” published Saturday by Positively Pottstown, here.

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