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NEWS BRIEF: ‘Open Spaces’ art festival set for multiple Atlanta venues

‘Explore … interesting and beautiful spaces’

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"music and dance performances, poetry readings, creative conversations, art installations, and interactive experiences"
By CL News Staff Friday September 9, 2022 02:00 AM EDT

An art festival celebrating the outdoors is springing up all over Atlanta. Elevate 2022: Open Spaces will take place every weekend from Friday, Sep. 16 through Sunday, Oct. 9, at venues across the city. Events are free and open to everyone.

“We invite you to join us… as we explore some of Atlanta’s most interesting and beautiful spaces this fall,” said executive Camille Russell Love in a press release. “We will present music and dance performances, poetry readings, creative conversations, art installations, and interactive experiences.” Details: reporternewspapers.net





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