Darlene Fair entertains a full house at the Wells Gray Lively Arts’ Coffee House on Friday night with her acoustic covers and original songs. The next Coffee House live music event is scheduled for May ** and many are looking forward to Summer Stage. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)

Darlene Fair entertains a full house at the Wells Gray Lively Arts’ Coffee House on Friday night with her acoustic covers and original songs. The next Coffee House live music event is scheduled for May ** and many are looking forward to Summer Stage. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)

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A hanful of artists played for a full house

Darlene Fair entertains a full house at the Wells Gray Lively Arts Society’s Coffee House on Friday night with her acoustic covers and original songs. The next Coffee House live music event is scheduled for May and many are looking forward to Summer Stage. (Stephanie Hagenaars/Clearwater Times)


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