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Learning the art of gingerbread
Canton youngsters build their gingerbreading skills at a recent workshop
Canton youngsters build their gingerbreading skills at a recent workshop
(11/24/06) Just as the oven begins to cool from the Thanksgiving feast, comes another seasonal favorite - Holiday baking. Fruitcakes, cookies and sweets are an annual tradition in many households this time of year. During the month of December, visitors to the Traditional Arts In Upstate New York, or TAUNY, gallery in Canton will be asked to vote for their favorite gingerbread house. Earlier this month, TAUNY offered a chance to learn the tasty art of building gingerbread structures. Gingerbread architect Sue Wilder held gingerbreading workshops for eager bakers to learn some secrets of making gingerbread houses. Beth Robinson, co-host of NCPR's monthly arts program Open Studio, stopped by one of the workshops.

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TAUNY Gingerbread Contest
A cookie cottage.
A cookie cottage.
(11/28/05) Starting this Saturday, visitors to the Traditional Arts in Upstate New York (TAUNY) gallery in Canton will be asked to vote for their favorite gingerbread house. The annual Sugar and Spice Gingerbread House Contest begins this week. TAUNY Folklorist Jill Breit told Todd Moe that there's still time to enter.

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Holiday Sweets: TAUNY's Gingerbread Contest and Display
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(11/27/02) Just in time for the Holiday baking season, Jill Breit tells us about TAUNY's Gingerbread Contest and Display. Gingerbreaders from around the region are invited to show off their best efforts at the Traditional Arts in Upstate New York gallery in Canton in December.
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