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"Low and Slow," is an art show of 30 San Diego locals celebrating not just the vibrant world of lowriding, but the community that is behind them. This exhibition seeks to explore the artistry, craftsmanship, and cultural significance of lowriders and the lowriding culture. We will have dj's, food, beer, and lowrider cars that are part of the exhibition. Join us from 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. for opening reception. The art show will be up all month of August until September 7th at Mixed Grounds. For more information visit: ariannaytselle.com Stay Connected on Instagram

Start your holiday shopping early at the Bates Nut Farm’s “Christmas on the Farm” Arts ‘n Crafts Fair. Artisans will be selling a variety of handmade crafts and fine art. Take a break from the shopping and enjoy some great food and listen to live music Saturday on the Bates stage from Noon -3 p.m. Admission and parking are free. Visit: https://batesnutfarm.biz/ce-9670-christmas-on-the-farm-arts-n-crafts-fair.html Bates Nut Farm on Facebook / Instagram

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