Bradley Family Life: Kimball Art Center

Mar 20, 2013

Kimball Art Center

Saturday March 16th we took the family up to Park City to the Kimball Art Center for a little art show. It was called The Art of the Brick. It wasn't a very big exhibit - but it was free - and very inspiring!

It didn't take as long as we thought it would - so we took a trolley ride afterwards. You can tell Abby was so excited... NOT. I think she thought we were torturing her LOL..

Eric and Andrew of course liked the trolley though - it was pretty entertaining.

It was nice to sit back and let someone else drive for a while!

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Anonymous said...: How fun! I need to show this to Bryce.; March 24, 2013 at 9:50 PM

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Mar 20, 2013

Kimball Art Center

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