A sculpture and fountain in front of the Bowlus Fine Arts Center is being built.
“The sculpture will recognize music, drama, painting and dance,” said Susan Raines, executive director of the Bowlus.
The fountain is made possible by a donation from Emerson Lynn in recognition of his wife of 59 years, Mickey, who died in 2009.
Mickey Lynn was a staunch supporter of the Bowlus and its mission to provide arts education and entertainment to area students and patrons, Raines said.
“We anticipate the fountain will be completed about Thanksgiving,” Raines said. “We’ll have a trial run (with water) and then shut it down for the winter.”
