Earl Warren Arts Festival

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Safina Abraham and her family (Jon Clark)

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Art work by Earl Warren Middle School students on display at the festival (Jon Clark)

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Nico Palacios (Jon Clark)

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Bethany Medina, Ellie Kuehnert, and Dani Nawrocki practice for their concert (Jon Clark)

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Micah Finley (Jon Clark)

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Richard Phillips (Jon Clark)

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Art work by Earl Warren Middle School students on display at the festival (Jon Clark)

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Brianna Evans (Jon Clark)

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Ezra Purcell, Gavin Conley, and Graham Ford practice for their concert (Jon Clark)

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Kassy Day, Jacob Pippel, and Janidy Vergara practice for their concert (Jon Clark)

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Sara Ten Holte (Jon Clark)

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Nico Palacios (Jon Clark)

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Safina Abraham and her family (Jon Clark)

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Art work by Earl Warren Middle School students on display at the festival (Jon Clark)

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Elena Fessenden (Jon Clark)

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Sara Ten Holte (Jon Clark)

Jan. 21, 2020 12:41 PM PT

Earl Warren’s semi-annual Arts Festival, a fundraising event designed to celebrate the visual and performing art classes, took place Jan. 16, at Earl Warren’s multi-purpose room (MPR) and The Cove. The event included an open-house gallery in The Cove to view art on display by studio art, video film and digital art, performances by instrumental music, guitar, and vocal ensemble students, drama students performing “Murder, Actually” by Edith Weiss, and more.

Photos by Jon Clark Online: delmartimes.net and rsfreview.com

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