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Street Painting Festival Oct. 6 and 7 at Roane State

Posted at 6:30 am October 2, 2012
By Chelsea Crawford Leave a Comment

Oak Ridge Street Painting Festival

Chalk art from last year’s Street Painting Festival at Roane State Community College in Oak Ridge. (Submitted photo)

Hey artists, it’s time to “talk the talk, then chalk the walk.”

And for you folks who care about educating our future workforce and growing the local economy, it’s time to write checks for chalk art to help make our workforce smart.

Artists and sponsors are needed for the 13th annual Oak Ridge Street Painting Festival, which will be held the weekend of Oct. 6-7 at the Oak Ridge campus of Roane State Community College on Briarcliff Road.

The Rotary Club of Oak Ridge, which organizes and sponsors the annual festival, urges artists of all ages and abilities to paint Roane State sidewalks for free with chalks of many colors. The club suggests that artists invite their artistic friends to join in the fun.

Every sponsor of a sidewalk square for an artist to chalk will contribute to scholarships for Roane State students. Each painted square is valued at $100.

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Filed Under: Community, Education Tagged With: Chelsea Crawford, Oak Ridge Street Painting Festival, Roane State Community College, Roane State Foundation, Rotary Club of Oak Ridge, scholarships

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