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DESCRIPTION:ARTSFEST  is a fun-filled, family-oriented street fair that will feature a 
 great line-up of diverse music, performances, art activities, artist 
 booths, info tables from various community groups, art-related vendors and 
 other retailers. There will be art activities for children, a silkscreen 
 demonstration, and sidewalk chalk drawing.  In the Art94124 Gallery there 
 will be a benefit exhibit auction with a variety of artwork for 
 sale.\n\nSome additional ARTSFEST highlights will include: \n\nCyclecide 
 and Los Banos .  The Heavy Pedal Cyclecide Bike Rodeo is a club of 
 alter-bike mechanics who love bikes and building stuff. In the name of art 
 and carnival-like merriment they will be constructing some of their 
 “pedal powered kinetic sculpture” along Fairfax Street, and will bring 
 some of their zany altered bikes. Their mariachi-country-punk band Los 
 Banos will provide a lively \nbackdrop for a portion of the festivities. 
 \n\nThe Charles Unger Experience. Anyone who has followed the Bay Area Jazz 
 scene knows Charles Unger as one of the most distinguished \nsax players 
 around. Sometimes referred to as “one of San Francisco’s best jazz 
 musicians” Charles will be joined by a number of other talented jazz 
 players, including Sam Peoples. “The Charles Unger Experience generates 
 exciting jazz on many different levels, where familiar genres stream forth 
 on a collision course with improvisation to produce a new musical 
 experience for both the artist and the audience.” \n\nBullet Proof Space 
 Travelers | The Bullet Proof Space Travelers, comprised of an all-star cast 
 of Bay Area DJ’s including DJ Quest, Eddie K, \nEddie Def, DJ Marz, and 
 DJ Cue, are one of the Bay Area’s longest running scratch teams, and are 
 arguably one of the most prolific crews out \nthere. \n\nThe Seastrunk 
 Brothers. are a singing quartet of brothers who grew up in the Bayview. The 
 men—typically in their trademark red shirts and black pants—are true 
 performers with their smooth voices, Tempation-like steps, and tight 
 choreography. \n\nDanza Eztli Xicauha. Aztec dance group Danza Eztli 
 Xicauha (which means strong blood) are traditional Aztec dancers originally 
 from \nMexico, and now reside throughout the Bay Area. \n\nCougar Cadet 
 Corps. This award-winning drum corps includes elementary and high school 
 students from around the Bay Area. Based \nin Alameda, the mission of the 
 group is to motivate youth to become better citizens, to develop leadership 
 skills, and to enhance their \ncreative abilities. \n\nART 94124’s 
 One-Year Anniversary Benefit Exhibit .  In the ART 94124 GALLERY will be a 
 One-Year Anniversary Benefit Exhibit that will \nopen at ARTSFEST, and will 
 be on view from June 6 through July 3.The pieces will be available via a 
 silent auction for the exhibit’s duration. All pieces will start with an 
 opening bid of $50 and all proceeds will benefit future exhibits and 
 \nevents at ART 94124. \n\n\n 
 https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/05/25/18597957.php
SUMMARY:ARTSFEST 2009
LOCATION:Fairfax between Third and Phelps Streets
URL:https://www.indybay.org/newsitems/2009/05/25/18597957.php
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