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Volunteer artists--students to pros-- have painted Jersey barriers at nine Newton restaurants as part of the city's Al Fresco project.

Supplies were donated by Sherwin-Williams, Newton Centre, Swartz Hardware, Nonantum and Councilor Alicia Bowman.

Thanks to Newton's Cultural Development office--Paula Gannon and Danielle Moriarty--for helping coordinate artists and the restaurants.

WCVB News interviewed our Board President, Howard Sholkin and featured some of the painting.

News Clip Here

Planning is underway for the delayed Linda Plaut Newton Festival of the Arts. All interested artists should contact Chris Pitts this week at cbpitts@gmail.com. Performances are expected to be online in October.

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