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Sixth Annual Art Walk to Come to Downtown

By Carl Baker, Community Writer
March 18, 2015 at 01:32pm. Views: 72

The City of Redlands will present the sixth Downtown Redlands Art Walk from noon to 6 p.m. Sunday, March 29, in Historic Downtown Redlands. The event will feature a community madonnari – or street painting – festival, hosted by the Redlands Cultural Arts Commission; Art on State Street, sponsored by the Redlands Art Association; Augie’s Alley Gallery; live street art, hosted by A Shop Called Quest; and an outdoor art gallery at the Civic Center Plaza Walkway off of Citrus Avenue opposite Fifth Street. Ed Hales Park will feature live local music from Maria Sweet, Small Spaces, Zapotec Pima, and Ghost Pilot. The State restaurant will serve food and The Citrograph Foundation will be pouring beers from Hangar 24 and Ritual Brewing Co. The Civic Center Plaza Walkway will have Street Tacos and acoustic musicians. More than 20 local business will be involved, some as galleries for the day while others host artist receptions for their currently featured artists. More than 100 local artists will have their work on display indoors and outdoors. This is a community organized event that continues to work toward a robust art community and to stimulate small business in Historic Downtown Redlands. For more information, please email dtrartwalk@gmail.com

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