Sales at Raise the Roof art shows benefit the artists and Cambridge Center for Adult Education equally, organizers said. (Photo: Cambridge Center for Adult Education)

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Sales at Raise the Roof art shows benefit the artists and Cambridge Center for Adult Education equally, organizers said. (Photo: Cambridge Center for Adult Education)
Sales at Raise the Roof art shows benefit the artists and Cambridge Center for Adult Education equally, organizers said. (Photo: Cambridge Center for Adult Education)

The third biennial Raise the Roof art sale starts Thursday with a free reception.

The Cambridge Center for Adult Education student and teacher art show runs through May. All work on display is for sale, most of $100 to $300 range.

โ€œThis is one of the most exciting art shows the Cambridge Center for Adult Education has ever done,โ€ executive director Susan Hartnett said. โ€œWe expect to exhibit hundreds of works of art by artists at all stages in their careers, from the most accomplished to the very beginner.โ€

The first Raise the Roof was in the spring of 2010, when a group of students and teachers joined with Hartnett to raise money to fix leaky roofs over the centerโ€™s art and dance studios. The proceeds from the sale are shared evenly by the center and the artists.

The opening reception party is from 6 to 8:30 p.m. Thursday with live jazz by Henry Allen & the Swing Set and a signature cocktail, The Tory. Everyone is welcome. The center is at 42 Brattle St., Harvard Square.

This post was written from a press release.

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