Date: Saturday, July 25, 2009
Time: 12:00pm - 10:00pm
Location: 2609 S Stevens Ave
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I will be having a booth selling my photography at this event! I will be on the 2600 block (same block as the Fallout) in a canopy tent. There are only about 15 artist booths, so I shouldn't be hard to find!
I am able to shut down my booth as early as 6pm or as late as 10pm, so we'll see how it goes. but there will be music and stuff going on til 10p. You can always call me to see if my booth is still set up! I'll stay set up as long as im not the only person ;]

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The Fallout Art Fest includes: 4 stages (main, fallout, studio 3 and demo), 30+ bands/performers, 1,500-2,000 free meals served, skateramp, community mural, demonstartions, kids games and one amazing drum jam fire-spinning worship finale.

The festivities begin the Monday or Tuesday before Art Fest with an Art Intensive week hosted by the Source Boiler Room. This week consists of workshops, seminars by various artists, an interactive art party (Drum and Easel) at a local shelter, a concert, an indie film fest and finally the Art Fest from noon to 10pm. Visual arts, performing arts, music, dance are all a part of the Fallout Art Fest. We cannot do this without the 100+ volunteers that come to help host the event or all of the artists/performers who come to be part of the festival.

Located in the Whittier Neighborhood at 26th St and Stevens Ave S, the Fallout Urban Art Center hopes to bring the artistic, diverse, cross-generational neighborhood together for a celebration of all that Whittier consists of. Stevens Ave S and 2nd Ave S between 26th and 27th streets get blocked off for a day of celebrating community, diversity and the arts