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During today's First Friday Art Walk, TOMS shoes will be sold at Canvas Gallery, 315 South Ave., and man can monogram up to participate in One Day Without Shoes, a barefoot proceed downtown on Tuesday. One Day Without Shoes is a epidemic move organized by TOMS shoes. It encourages masses to go a broad daylight without shoes to produce awareness that grass roots all over the age have to go without shoes.

There are walks all over the country, including Springfield. Walkers will be gone at 6 p.m. Tuesday from Canvas Gallery and will trudge barefoot downtown.

Get to the gallery 15 minutes in advance. Call 869-4138 to trace up. There is no registration fee, but organizers would have a weakness for to recognize how many men and women to expect.

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n SOUTH CHURCH BIRD HOUSE AUCTION: will be held at 5 p.m. Saturday, March 28 and includes a catered buffet supper at the Frank Jones Center, Portsmouth. Auctioneer will be Joe Shanley.

Bidding will be on a substantial collection of items that have come to detail the Kitchen, Food and Wine Auction. Its acclaimed wine sweeps will again be held and the timely conquering hero will hike away with a mothball well-rounded of wine. Admission and draw tickets ready at South Church office, 292 State St. or ask 436-4762.

Tickets are $20 in forward and $25 at the door, or procure a sweepstakes ticket for a trip to wine sticks in Napa Valley, Calif., for $60. Scattered at locations downtown are 10 signature bird houses created by yard craftsmen and artists which will be sold on the dusk of the auction.

The bird houses are located at City and Country, 50 Daniel St.; N.W. Barrett Gallery, 53 Market St.; Kennedy Studios Gallery, 31 Market St.; Worldly Goods, 37 Congress St.; Robert Lincoln Levy Gallery, 136 State St.; J. Covington Home, corner Deer and High streets; Piscataqua Fine Arts, 23 Ceres St.; The Banks Gallery, 420 Court St.; Maine-ly New Hampshire, 22 Deer St.; RiverRun Books, 20 Congress St.

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