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Do You Hutong? Event – Peking

Posted: July 15th, 2010 | No Comments »

Note of an event this weekend organised by the Beijing Cultural Heritage Protection Centre.

Join one of the most innovative and exciting fundraising events this summer featuring a collection of distinctive courtyard gate artwork exclusively created by local artists and designers.

When: Saturday 17th July 2010, 7.00pm-11.00pm
Where: Three Shadows Photography Art Centre @ 155 Caochangdi

Advance ticket: RMB150 | At door: RMB200
Advance ticket sales at CHP, 46 Fangjia Hutong or the NLGX Design Store, 33 Nanluoguxiang

This is a private event, so please register in advance. Registration or more information: 6403 6532 or events.chp@gmail.com

www.doyouhutong.com

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Do You Hutong? Event – Peking

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