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	The '''Fairfield Arts and Convention Center''' is a 32,000 square-foot performing arts, convention and meeting, visual arts, and arts education facility, located at Briggs and Main Streets in downtown ]. The complex includes a 524 seat ], business ], meeting rooms, executive conference suite, art gallery and classroom, informal performance areas, commercial kitchen, administrative support space, and an outdoor plaza. The Center features 7,700 square feet of exhibit space, along with an additional 5,000 square feet of meeting space, two meeting rooms and an executive conference suite.

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	The Center opened December 7-10, 2007, and includes the ], which is the only one in the world named after ].
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