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Junkbots in Space

Randall Smith
Junkbot mural Ten10 Brewery

When: Wed., April 22, 6-10 p.m. 2015

Local artist Randall Smith exhibits his third collection of super-cute Junkbots. All works are priced to sell at $100.

407-796-2522

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