FINE ART IN THE PARK - LOS ALTOS ROTARY'S 48TH ANNUAL OPEN AIR SHOW
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Come join us at the Los Altos Rotary “Fine Art in the Park” on August 12-13
It's a fun day for the entire family! Mark your calendar for good times and find the art that touches your heart for the home, garden, or office.
MEET THE ARTISTS
Over 150 artists are showcasing beautiful and creative photos, oil paintings, watercolors, sculptures, textiles, wearable art, wood, metals, glass, ceramics, and jewelry
FOOD & BEVERAGES
Take time out to visit our Food Court In The Park where you’ll find shade and a seat to enjoy a meal or a treat. We’ll serve great wines and beers, an array of soft drinks, and a virgin Piña Colada. Famed locals Chef Chu’s and Armadillo Willy’s will be on site along with falafel, shawarma, bruschetta, and dessert options! Look for our new sustainable water bottles this year.
YOUNG AT ARTVisit Lincoln Park’s gazebo to enjoy a variety of captivating artworks from talented, prize-winning student artists from our local high schools: Alta Vista, Freestyle Academy, Homestead, Los Altos, Mountain View, and Saint Francis.
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