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$1.9M facelift for Linden Gallery soon unveiled

Linden New Art is set to reopen in August, after a $1.9 million renovation.
19 Jul 2018
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The historic mansion that houses Linden New Art is set to reopen in August, after a $1.9 million facelift funded by the City of Port Phillip.

Works to upgrade the Linden Arts building commenced in October 2017.

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