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Music in the Park

Tribune Staff

| March 29, 2022

Printed in the March 30, 2022 edition

Photo by L. ParsonsWinslow’s Music in the Park held last weekend brought out the crowds. Here Winslow Arts Council member Cheri Russell (right) joined kids to add to the ongoing mural the council has been working on. Each Saturday in March, the canvas has been set up on the corner and everyone was invited to paint on it with one specific color. The piece will be displayed in a city building when it is completed.