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Virginia Beach's ViBe District gets anti-gun-violence mural

Holbrook painted the "Peace Virginia" mural on the side of Lolly's Creamery in the ViBe District near the Oceanfront.

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Picture this: New San Francisco mural shows how Janis Joplin, Jerry Garcia would look in masks

SAN FRANCISCO (KGO) -- Although mandatory mask-wearing was not a thing during San Francisco's Summer of Love, we now know what 60's rock icons Janis Joplin and Jerry Garcia might have looked like in masks.
Their likenesses are being used to spread the word about how important wearing a mask is to beat COVID-19.
The Moving the Lives of Kids Arts Center (MLK Mural) sponsored these works in the Haight-Ashbury District.
"We haven't gone, we haven't beat it yet. The vaccine is out. We're almost there. But we have to keep social distancing. We have to keep wearing our mask. And let's do that in solidarity together to beat this virus," said executive artist Kyle Holbrook.

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