Proof In The Park! Richmond Arts Park Gets Trial Run This Weekend

Proof In The Park! Richmond Arts Park Gets Trial Run This Weekend

by R. Anthony Harris | ART, COMMUNITY, CULTURE, DO GOOD, DOWNTOWN RVA, ENVIRONMENTAL, MUSIC, OUTDOORS, STREET ART

The City of Richmond is giving organizers behind a proposed arts park under the Manchester Bridge a one-day opportunity to test the concept in real time. Scheduled for Saturday April 25 from 12-5pm, the event will serve as a live proof of concept for what supporters...

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