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We are EXCITED to announce that the following lineup of accomplished street painters will be joining us to bring color to Golden Streets on Sunday March 5th!
 Art by Valerie Michelle, image courtesy of Pasadena Chalk Festival Working in teams these wonderful artists will be developing large scale visuals that reflect the history of the places event participants will traverse by foot, bike, skate and rail. Many thanks to our friends at Light Bringer Project (organizer of the Pasadena Chalk Festival and Doo Dah Parade, among other things) for helping bring the arts into this historic event! Stay tuned for additional information and updates on visual and performing arts on 626 day!
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