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Shoes unveiled tomorrow
The latest footwear fashions will be officially unveiled at Haverhill Stadium on July 3.
Well, fashion if you have a penchant for Victorian era style and feet the size of Goliath.
The Soles of Haverhill shoe sculptures will be on display starting at 5 p.m. prior to the concert at fireworks at Haverhill Stadium. All the completed shoes, fiberglass art projects designed my artists in the community, paid for by local sponsors and benefiting nonprofits, will be part of the exhibit. Thirteen total shoes were commissioned.
Soles of Haverhill is a public art project that will take place throughout the summer as the city tries to put its best foot — er, shoes — forward.
The full list of show sculptures and sponsors:
Name of shoe: "Ya Gotta Haverhill"
Sponsor: Dentist Dr. Alan M. Gonick
Nonprofit: Merrimack Valley Animal Rescue
Artist: Rob Sardella
Name of shoe: "Pentucket, Place by the Winding River"
Sponsor: Pentucket Bank
Nonprofit: Winnkenni Foundation
Artist: Elizabeth Persing
Name of shoe: To be determined
Sponsor: Nordstrom
Nonprofit: Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Community, Art, and Education Foundation
Artist: Nordstrom Design Crew
Name of shoe: "Haverhill's Music History"
Sponsor: Trinity Episcopal Church
Nonprofit: Trinity Episcopal Church
Artist: Alan Pearsall
Name of shoe: "Shoetown"
Sponsor: Merrimack Valley Federal Credit Union
Nonprofit: Emmaus, Inc.
Artist: Rob Sardella
Name of shoe: "Through the Looking Glass"
Sponsor: Team Haverhill
Nonprofit: Haverhill Chamber of Commerce Community, Art, and Education Foundation
Artist: Emily Boulger
Name of shoe: "Merry Mac, Haverhill's Rollicking River Monster"
Sponsor: Haverhill Foundation for Excellence in Education
Nonprofit: Haverhill Foundation for Excellence in Education
Artist: Elizabeth Persing
Name of shoe: "Phoenix, 1882"
Sponsor: Haverhill Fire Department Credit Union
Nonprofit: The Haverhill Firefighting Museum
Artist: Mimi Johnson
Name of shoe: "Who Lives in the Shoe?"
Sponsor: Lowell Five Bank
Nonprofit: Haverhill Boys and Girls Club
Artists: Elissa Dawson and Maria Fontaine
Name of shoe: "If the Shoe Fits..."
Sponsor: Haverhill High School After School Access Art Club
Nonprofit: Haverhill Foundation for Excellence in Education
Artist: Susan Blim
Name of shoe: To be determined
Sponsor: Stuart Weitzman
Nonprofit: Cancer Research
Artist: Designed by Stuart Weitzman, executed by Elizabeth Persing
Name of shoe: "A Vibrant Sole"
Sponsor: Trinity EMS
Nonprofit: Sacred Hearts School Endowment Fund
Artist: Jeff Grassie
Name of shoe: "Our City, Our People"
Sponsor: Pentucket Bank and Girls, Inc.
Nonprofit: Girls, Inc.
Artist: Sharon Welch, Whittier Regional Vocational Technical School
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