Jul 25 2013
South LA’s New Art Walk is About More than Just Art
City activities like farmers markets and “art-walks” are a mainstay of most Southern California municipalities, encouraging the mental and physical health and well-being of its residents.
The Westmont neighborhood of South Los Angeles, will finally enjoy it’s first ever Annual Art Walk this Saturday.
Organized by Community Coalition, the Art Walk will feature artists and vendors, and an art competition on the topic of “citizenship.”
Community Coalition has also helped …
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