BEGIN:VCALENDAR VERSION:2.0 PRODID:SoDel X-WR-CALNAME:“Let the Sun Shine In” BEGIN:VEVENT UID:265132025-04-16 DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20250416 SEQUENCE:0 TRANSP:OPAQUE DTEND;VALUE=DATE:20250417 LOCATION:32 Atlantic Avenue\nOcean View Delaware 19970 X-APPLE-STRUCTURED-LOCATION;VALUE=URI;X-ADDRESS=32 Atlantic Avenue\nOcean V iew Delaware 19970;X-APPLE-RADIUS=49;X-TITLE=32 Atlantic Avenue:geo:38.543 020,-75.086875 GEO:38.543020;-75.086875 SUMMARY:“Let the Sun Shine In” CLASS:PUBLIC DESCRIPTION:In the words of the immortal Beatles\, “Little darling\,\nIt ’s been a long\, cold\, lonely winter. Little darling\, it\nfeels like y ears since it’s been here. Here comes the\nsun. Here comes the sun. And I say\, “It’s alright.” This\nmonth the artists of Gallery One are\, “Letting the Sun\nShine In\,” and we are saying\, “It’s alright! ” As artist\nLaura Hickman describes in her pastel\, “Breaking\nLight\ ,” “Cloudy\, dreary days are never appreciated by\nme when on my trave ls\, but when the sun breaks\nthrough and begins shining brightly\, all i s good!! True\nindeed! “Walking down a sandy path and seeing the sun\nab out to set over the water is always a visual delight\,”\n\nsays artist D ale Sheldon of her inspiration for\, “Early\nEvening Sunset\,” in acry lic\, and artist Marybeth\nPatterson\, always experiences a thrill when\, after a day\nof painting\, she gets to see a beautiful sailboat catching\n the last sunlight of the day\, she has illustrated this\nmoment in her pea ceful oil painting\, “Afternoon at\nPilotown Marina.”\n\nWhen we think of Spring\, and the magic that the sun\ncreates\, one can’t help but ex perience the joy of the first\nblooms of the season peeking through the ba rren\nground or even (this year) the snow. Those blossoms\nare both a visu al joy\, and an emotional lift. For artists\nLesley McCaskill in her acryl ic painting\, “Awe\nSpring\,” and Cindy Beyer\, in her pastel\, "\ ;Iridescence\,"\;\nspring beautifully changes the landscape with the\n colorful spring flowers and warmth of the weather.\n X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:

In the words of the immortal Beatles\, &ldq uo\;Little darling\,
\nIt&rsquo\;s been a long\, cold\, lonely winter . Little darling\, it
\nfeels like years since it&rsquo\;s been here. Here comes the
\nsun. Here comes the sun. And I say\, &ldquo\;It&rsq uo\;s alright.&rdquo\; This
\nmonth the artists of Gallery One are\, &ldquo\;Letting the Sun
\nShine In\,&rdquo\; and we are saying\, &ldq uo\;It&rsquo\;s alright!&rdquo\; As artist
\nLaura Hickman describes in her pastel\, &ldquo\;Breaking
\nLight\,&rdquo\; &ldquo\;Cloudy\, d reary days are never appreciated by
\nme when on my travels\, but whe n the sun breaks
\nthrough and begins shining \;brightly\, all is good!! True
\nindeed! &ldquo\;Walking down a sandy path and seeing t he sun
\nabout to set over the water is always a visual delight\,&rdq uo\;

\n\n

says artist Dale Sheldon of her inspiration for\, &ldquo\;E arly
\nEvening Sunset\,&rdquo\; in acrylic\, and artist Marybeth
\nPatterson\, always experiences a thrill when\, after a day
\nof pa inting\, she gets to see a beautiful sailboat catching
\nthe last sun light of the day\, she has illustrated this
\nmoment in her peaceful oil painting\, &ldquo\;Afternoon at
\nPilotown Marina.&rdquo\;

\n\ n

When we think of Spring\, and the magic that the sun
\ncreates\, one can&rsquo\;t help but experience the joy of the first
\nblooms of the season peeking through the barren
\nground or even (this year) t he snow. Those blossoms
\nare both a visual joy\, and an emotional li ft. For artists
\nLesley McCaskill in her acrylic painting\, &ldquo\; Awe
\nSpring\,&rdquo\; and Cindy Beyer\, in her pastel\, &\;quot\; Iridescence\,&\;quot\;
\nspring beautifully changes the landscape with the
\ncolorful spring flowers and warmth of the weather.

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