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By Joe Nolan
Published on December 24, 2008 at 3:42am
Well, today's the day! You've decked your halls, strung your lights, found a way to keep that tree upright in your living room, and now it's all over for another year. Or is it? As you may have learned in the last few days, it's never too early to start your holiday shopping, and we all know that the day after Christmas can be a bargain hunter's bonanza. For the last month, Plowhaus cooperative has been plying their seasonal wares at their annual holiday show at the Tennessee Art League building, and they've saved the best for last. This closing reception is a great chance to get the jump on next year's shopping rush and to practice your partying for the upcoming New Year's celebrations.
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