SLIDESHOW: Arts Alive! dinner/auction at Pete's Pool Fieldhouse | Courier-Herald

SLIDESHOW: Arts Alive! dinner/auction at Pete’s Pool Fieldhouse

By Kevin Hanson • November 12, 2010 1:31 pm

Joy Emry Johnson dressed in her way-out costume for the Arts Alive! dinner/auction Nov. 6. This year's theme for the fundraising event was 'Beam Me Up

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