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‘Chalk the Walk’ will bring art and uplifitng messages to Latrobe’s Lincoln Avenue Trail and Murrysville Community Park.
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Colorful drawings and uplifting messages will cover the Lincoln Avenue Trail in Latrobe on Saturday, as Latrobe-GLSD Parks & Recreation and Latrobe Art Center host a free art activity.
“Chalk the Walk” is scheduled for 9 a.m.-7 p.m. all along the trail that runs the length of Lincoln Avenue, from Depot Street to Hillview Avenue.
Murrysville Recreation Department also will host “Chalk the Walk” from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday at the walking trail in Murrysville Community Park. Fee is $10 to reserve a 4-by-4-foot space, with proceeds to benefit the Murrysville Parks and Recreation Foundation’s trail painting project in the park. Chalk will be provided.
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