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Friday Night Deck of Arts event gets pushed back

Posted: 07.27.2012 at 3:53 PM

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Downtown Manager Aaron Blair from a file photo at an event earlier in the year. / File

ALBANY, GA -- The Downtown Albany Deck of Arts event has been postponed due to rain.

In a posting to the FOX 31 Facebook wall, Downtown Manager Aaron Blair says "they are moving the event to Friday August 3rd". The reason for the move according to Blair is "the chance of rain from 8 PM - 9:30 PM is going to be high and safety is our top concern."

Blair says that the shops of North Washington Street including My Sisters Place, Verge, The Bar Code, and Our Daily Bread will still be open for extended shopping and dining.

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