Art You Can Eat

A close up image of a charcuterie board in the shape of the 4A Arts logo

Charcuterie Art for 4A Arts

This cultivation event had the added benefit of a creative and beautiful charcuterie board provided by Roni of Brentwood Boards. 

While executive director Gavin Lodge shared the story of 4A Arts’ founding, current programming with “Organizing for the Arts” (O4A), and talked about future growth plans, guests admired, and eventually ate, the 4A Arts logo created with a colorful blend of fruits, vegetables, meats and cheese. 

The edible logo was definitely the star of the show! Check out our time-lapse video here!

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