Artsy Maker's Mark bottles to be auctioned off to benefit Centre College's glassblowing program
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Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, has teamed up with Maker's Mark to auction off some very unique pieces all in the name of keeping an art program and its creator's legacy alive
Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, has teamed up with Maker's Mark to auction off some very unique pieces all in the name of keeping an art program and its creator's legacy alive
Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, has teamed up with Maker's Mark to auction off some very unique pieces all in the name of keeping an art program and its creator's legacy alive
Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, has teamed up with Maker's Mark to auction off some very unique pieces all in the name of keeping an art program and its creator's legacy alive
Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, has teamed up with Maker's Mark to auction off some very unique pieces all in the name of keeping an art program and its creator's legacy alive
Centre College in Danville, Kentucky, has teamed up with Maker's Mark to auction off some very unique pieces all in the name of keeping an art program and its creator's legacy alive
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The auction benefits the Stephen Rolfe Powell Memorial Fund, which was created to honor the late, world-renowned glassblowing professor.
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