FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Downtown Waxhaw, NC – 12/23/2025– Art enthusiasts and community supporters have only two weeks left to view the incredible artwork displayed in the window next to Maxwell’s Tavern at 112 E. South Main Street, Waxhaw, NC 28173. This exhibition includes small 5″ x 5″ canvas pieces that remain from the successful Mini Masters Silent Auction Show which started on October 3rd, and concluded on October 12th, 2025.
Stewart’s Village Gallery at 116 McDonald Street in Waxhaw proudly hosted this event for the Waxhaw Arts Council, and together, they raised an impressive $815.00 for Turning Point, Inc., the charity that operates the only domestic violence shelter in Union County and provides essential services to victims in need.
The artwork is available for purchase until after the holidays, providing a unique opportunity to take home a piece of art while supporting a worthy cause. We invite the community to visit and use your holiday cash to make a purchase to support local artists and Turning Point’s vital work in the area.
Don’t miss this chance to contribute to a great cause and appreciate the talents of local artists!
For more information, please contact the Waxhaw Arts Council.
Photo L to R: Bill Stewart, Owner of Stewart’s Village Gallery in Santa Hat, Kathleen Bonnell, Waxhaw Arts Council Mini-Masters Silent Auction Show Chair, Carmen Davidson, Waxhaw Arts Council Secretary, Jennifer Schulz, Waxhaw Arts Council President, Bonnie Rusinko, Waxhaw Arts Council Membership Director, Parliamentarian and Coordinator for art display in Maxwell’s Window, and Tracy Wagner of Turning Point, Inc. Director of Store Operations.
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