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Home » History » Articles and Stories » What is the Blue Moon?

What is the Blue Moon?

It’s located in the former First Citizens Bank/Cone mill office building just south of Cliffside’s Post Office. It’s directly across from the old Baptist Church. The official address is 258 Old Main Street.

John & Beth Fisher

The proprietors of the Blue Moon are John and Beth Fisher, master stained-glass artists. Their Custom Stained Glass & Interiors has occupied part of the building for about a year, but they have now taken over the whole shebang, lined up a large stable of free-lance artists and artisans, and have formed The Blue Moon.

The Blue Moon’s Grand Opening is this weekend (August 20-21, 2005). The hours are: Saturday 10:00am to 8:00pm; Sunday 1:00pm to 5:00pm. On both days, signed copies of the just-released book Cliffside: Portrait of a Carolina Mill Town will be on sale at the Blue Moon. The author will be lurking about the premises on Saturday, to autograph copies to your liking.

Some of the artists whose work is displayed and sold at the Blue Moon are:

Hal Bryant Gene Norman
Betty Mace Ann Norman
Phillip Philbeck Beth Fisher
Lynn Roe John Fisher
Deb Hill Tika Tucker
Susan Waters Robert Silver
BJ (Jean) Silver Nathan Fisher
Gary Ritchie Adam Fisher
Sandy Delonis Fred Mead
Susan Doggett Ray Stacy
Randy Wood Jeff Hart
Ruby Lowery Kay Lowery
Christa Maxfield Debbie Brestel
Corinne Dedmond Hal Dedmond
Susan Carlisle Bell Lynn Eskridge
Peggy Rushford Roxanna Ingle

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