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Texas Monthly, in partnership with OMEGA hosted the ladies of Texas Women for the Arts at August E’s in downtown Fredericksburg. Ginger Blanton was honored and presented with the fourth annual Champion of the Arts Award along with an OMEGA red gold and diamond dewdrop necklace in recognition for her achievements and guidance in implementing funding initiatives to support arts education and the arts in Texas. August E’s provided phenomenal libations and delicious bites for guests to enjoy.

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