ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS (October 4, 2022) — We know it’s “spooky season,” but we have some exciting news about Festival of Trees. Right now, you can purchase your Isabel Bloom (https://bit.ly/3EcDxus) and start (or grow) your gnome collection, and you can order an Honor Tree Ornament (https://bit.ly/3M5fVtI)  or Patriotic tree Ornament (https://bit.ly/3RBLtrX) for you or a loved one.

Coming soon, you can also get your tickets to our special events, like SugarPlum Ball, Silent Disco, or A Rather Curious Brunch (https://www.qcfestivaloftrees.com/events). Once you secure your spot at one of these events, you are free to get back to “spooky season.”

This month we also continue our Visiting Artist Series and this week you have an opportunity to attend our first Performing Arts Signature Series (PASS) event. PASS highlights some of the artists on the series in unique venues complete with hors devours and drinks. The best part though, is the interaction with the artists. Each performance includes an audience Q&A where attendees get an insight into how the performers got started and most importantly what they are experiencing in the schools! Plus, your ticket supports the Visiting Artist Series making an impact in our schools.

Thank you for supporting Quad City Arts and keeping the arts alive and thriving in our region!

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