Community Festival Focuses on Art, Music
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Many gathered around to watch the skaters, like this one pictured, show off their talent in the skate park.
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One brave visitor glides up a ramp on his scooter on Saturday.
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A skater shows off his moves in the skate park portion of the event.
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A brave skater prepares to make a jump in the skate park portion of the event, which was blocked off for safety but open to all those who wished to use it.
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A Fiendish Thingies display of surreal art created by Owen Klaas was out on Saturday at Klaas’s booth. He does painting, sculptures and murals.
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From left: Jordan Guerrero, Erica Ching, Gaby Ching, Karen Ching and Nora Martinez with the Spanish ministry of Harvest Christian Fellowship Church, were out on Saturday at Fleming Park running fun booths for children to enjoy.
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Jason Morris (center) of San Bernardino brought his two boys, Adam, 5 (left) and Evan, 4 (right) for a day of family fun. He heard about the event on Air 1 radio.
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Evan Morris, 4, of San Bernardino, gets crafty with some green chalk.
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One X Factor Dance Crew member shows off his dancing skills during a solo in one of the dance numbers.
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Performers with the X Factor Dance Crew got up onstage and wowed the crowd. They were one of the first performances at the event. They reiterated to the crowd how they danced for God.
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The crowd filled the seats in front of the stage to watch the performances throughout the day.
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An artist displays his spray painting work to the awe of visitors who came out for the event.
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Kids rushed to the free face painting booth to have works of art painted on their skin. Volunteers with the Harvest Christian Fellowship church were the face painters.
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Artist Roxie Jane takes a moment before her performance to speak with a visitor.
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One happy family is all smiles at the event, keeping cool under a tent set up on the grounds.
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The Colton Fire Department also came out for the day with their big red fire engine, and they also gave out plastic fire helmets.
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