open house
Noun
Meaning
an informal party of people with hospitality for all comers
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Abraham Lincoln actor Robert Broski recites the Gettysburg Address during the 81st Annual Lincoln Pilgrimage parade and Lincoln Shrine open house in Redlands, Saturday, Feb., 8, 2020.
An open house has been scheduled for 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. Dec. 1-5 and Dec. 7-10, during which people can sign up to make use of the facility located at 30 Drakes Branch Drive in Pembroke, which is at COMtech Business Park.
And she insists she will keep hosting the open house events until all the records have been sold.
A thermal scanner was used to assess the temperatures of K-12 families who attended the school’s open house event and their scheduled meet-and-greet conferences on Tuesday and Wednesday, Sept. 1-2.
An open house took place at the Austin Public Library on Wednesday to inform the community.
District 3-0 is hosting a job fair and open house on January 7 and again on January 15.