Empty Bowls

Empty Bowls
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EMPTY BOWLS

Join us for the 11th annual Empty Bowls on Sunday, January 15 from 12:00 PM – 2:00 PM at Church of the Big Wood’s Gym. Purchase a handmade bowl for $25 and fill with generous helping of soup, chili, salad, bread and dessert from local chefs. 100% proceeds benefit Blaine County Charitable Fund 

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