Parks Plan Art Festivals Across Three Regions

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Communities in Louisiana, Arizona and Texas are hosting free, family-friendly art events in parks, while Seoul Grand Park is staging a fall festival centered on art and nature. Shreveport’s Art in the Park features more than 60 artists, live entertainment and family activities at Walter B. Jacobs Nature Park, alongside its newly opened nature center. Goodyear’s Chalk Art in the Park adds a collaborative mural and reusable tote-bag decorating to sidewalk-art competitions involving professional artists, high school teams and residents. In Frisco, Chalk the Park invites artists and community members to create temporary public art, explore activities and vote for a People’s Choice winner. Seoul Grand Park’s “A Forest Colored by Art” combines an outdoor exhibition, recycled-material crafts, children’s activities and performances with fall foliage walks.

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