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Flagpole Photographers Will Open Month With Annual Exhibition, Continue With Hybrid Competition Night

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Flagpole Photographers Camera Club has opened November with the launch of its annual “Newtown & Beyond Exhibition,” showcasing work by club members at Newtown Municipal Center.

On view weekdays November 1-December 30, the exhibit highlights captivating moments from Newtown and beyond, with many pieces available for purchase. Although regular hours are 8 am-4:30 pm weekdays, the opening reception is planned for Sunday, November 3, 2-4 pm, when the public is invited to meet the artists and enjoy light refreshments.

Later in the month, experience creativity in action at Flagpole’s Monthly Competition Night on Thursday, November 14. Members will present some of the best work across categories including Nature, Open Color, Open Monochrome, and others. November’s theme is “Faces In Things,” and the monthly challenge is “Wine.”

The hybrid meeting will be in person at Newtown Senior Center, 8 Simpson Street, or virtually via Zoom. Social time starts at 7 pm, with the competitions beginning at 7:30.

Flagpole Photographers Camera Club is a local nonprofit organization that offers a welcoming space for photographers of all skill levels to share their work, learn, and connect with others. There is no fee to attend meetings or competitions, and new members are always welcome.

Members can enter monthly competitions, participate in workshops, attend field trips, engage in community programs, and showcase their work in annual exhibits.

For more information about the club, including meeting dates, a calendar of events, member galleries, workshop details, and how to become a member, visit FlagpolePhotographers.com.

“Fall Over Castle Hill” will be among the images featured in the upcoming “Newtown & Beyond Exhibit” at Newtown Municipal Center. The two-month exhibition will feature works by members of Flagpole Photographers Camera Club. —Rhonda Cullens photo
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