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Artwork by Madeline Silber is featured at CANO. (Photo provided)

‘ReImagine the Local Arts’ Benefit
for CANO is Saturday

ONEONTA

The Community Arts Network of Oneonta will hold a benefit, “ReImagine the Local Arts,” in the historic Wilber Mansion at 11 Ford Avenue on Saturday, April 29 from 4-6 p.m.

The impetus for this event is two-fold: to gather community members and leaders to talk over ideas on how to best meet the needs of Oneonta residents and visitors, and to raise funds for CANO to help expand staff, offer more artistic presentations, and continue educational programming. Along with lively conversation about the future of the local arts, there will be hors d’oeuvres, drinks, music and a silent art auction.

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