Check Out What’s Coming to White Flint!

Posted on April 25, 2013 by Lindsay Hoffman

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Are you curious what’s coming to our redeveloped White Flint? Hoping for a one-stop opportunity to see some of the latest plans? Then join Friends of White Flint on Tuesday morning, April 30th, from 9:30-10:30am for a Showcase of Upcoming Projects.

We’re taking over the Whole Foods cafe and giving you an opportunity to take a look at a handful of projects planned in and around the new White Flint and meet the folks behind the ideas. This casual event will have no structured program, just come and take a look at your leisure!

Many thanks to our great friends at:

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