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Monongalia Arts Center hosted its annual Trash to Treasure Sale on Wednesday. (Grayson Hall/The Dominion Post)

MAC hosts annual sale to raise funds

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 Monongalia Arts Center's Trash to Treasure Sale, which kicked off earlier this week, offers the community a chance to snag an array of items, including  theater props,  equipment and other donated goods. 

While the sale was open Wednesday, organizers are taking a break today before reopening from 3-7 p.m. Friday and Monday. This allows them to ensure the sanitization of the building and products offered.

  Most items will be sold for a "pay what you will" donation, while some --  like speakers, sculptures, projection screens and other valuables -- will have a set price. Other items included in the sale are graphic novels (mostly DC and Marvel), dinnerware, books, CDs, exercise equipment, frames and hardware. 

All attendees are asked to follow social distancing guidelines. Face masks will be required for entry into the building and hand sanitizer will be provided at the front door. 

MAC is at 107 High St. Inquiries should be directed to info@monartscenter.com or 304-292-3325.

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Nick Stamm (left), executive director Ro Brooks and lobby manager Daniel Gibbons assist with annual sale.
Nick Stamm (left), executive director Ro Brooks and lobby manager Daniel Gibbons assist with annual sale.
trash to treasure sign on sidewalk
Sign outside of the Monongalia Arts Center on High Street. (Grayson Hall/The Dominion Post)
Sign outside of the Monongalia Arts Center on High Street. (Grayson Hall/The Dominion Post)
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Customers shop at the MAC Trash to Treasures event.
Customers shop at the MAC Trash to Treasures event.

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