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Cailloux seeks final sponsors, artists for first ‘Season of Lights’

The Cailloux Theater is looking for its last few sponsors and artists for “A Season of Lights,” a new holiday display that will fill the theater lobby with decorated Christmas trees.

The Cailloux Theater is looking for its last few sponsors and artists for “A Season of Lights,” a new holiday display that will fill the theater lobby with decorated Christmas trees.

Local businesses, nonprofits, civic groups, churches, schools and families will sponsor and decorate each tree. Sponsorships start at $250, and each sponsor gets a tree to decorate with its own message.

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Four spots remain for local artists to decorate wreaths, which the theater will provide. The wreaths will be on display from mid-November to mid-December and then auctioned.

The display opens Saturday, Nov. 21, after the Holiday Lighted Parade. An opening reception will have hot chocolate and a visit with Santa Claus for children. The public can visit the lobby throughout the holiday season.

All proceeds from sponsorships and the wreath auction benefit the theater.

Sponsorships and wreath reservations are due by Oct. 31. To reserve a spot, contact Susan Burns at 830-896-9393 or Susan@CaillouxTheater.com.

Playhouse 2000 manages the Kathleen C. Cailloux City Center for the Performing Arts, 910 Main St., for the city of Kerrville.

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