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Lexington Hosts Kentucky Arts Council's "Kentucky Crafted: The Market" for its 31st Year

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Published March 14, 2013 at 1:10 PM EDT

Lexington hosts over 200 visual and crafts artists this weekend as the Kentucky Arts Council presents Kentucky Crafted: The Market at the Lexington Convention Center. This is the 31st annual festival and marks its second year in-a-row in Lexington. Arts Council Executive Director, Lori Meadows, spoke with Arts Weekly's Roger Duvall.

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