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Art on the Quad highlights creativity, attracts members of Guilford community

Nova Hightower, Staff Writer • May 15, 2024
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Students gathered outside of Hege-Cox Hall around tables displaying various ceramics and art prints for sale.

The weather was warm and sunny on Friday, March 29 for Art on the Quad, a popular Guilford event that was among Serendipity week activities this spring. 

Students, along with visitors on campus for Spring Into Guilford activities, flocked to the Quad to enjoy fun activities, purchase art and eat shaved ice. 

Other Serendipity events included a Thursday night skate party and Lakefest on Saturday, March 30, the closing event and an annual Serendipity tradition. 

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