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Art Garden-December 2024
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Dec 22, 2024

　　Art Garden is an arts-bazaar space filled with painters working on their projects while you shop. It's a good spot to find unique or limited-edition work from local artists, and is a nice respite from the bustle of Frenchmen St. It's located next to another arts market, the Palace Market.

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