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== Formerly The Trenton Avenue Arts Festival == | |||
*Free and open to the public, the Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby & Arts Festival celebrates East Kensington's incredible mix of local artists, musicians and eateries. | |||
**Organized by the dedicated volunteers of the East Kensington Neighbors Association and featuring over 200 local arts and food vendors, this event attracts 10k+ attendees to raise funds for neighborhood projects and revitalization. | |||
**The festival is held on Trenton Avenue, a wide cobblestone street that has been part of Kensington’s rich creative history for over a hundred years. By hosting the Trenton Avenue Arts Festival, EKNA continues that tradition. | |||
==See Also== | |||
*[[East Kensington Neighbors Association (EKNA)]] | |||
*[[New Kensington Community Development Corporation (NKCDC)]] | |||
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Latest revision as of 21:50, 6 September 2018
http://kensingtonkineticarts.org/
Formerly The Trenton Avenue Arts Festival
- Free and open to the public, the Kensington Kinetic Sculpture Derby & Arts Festival celebrates East Kensington's incredible mix of local artists, musicians and eateries.
- Organized by the dedicated volunteers of the East Kensington Neighbors Association and featuring over 200 local arts and food vendors, this event attracts 10k+ attendees to raise funds for neighborhood projects and revitalization.
- The festival is held on Trenton Avenue, a wide cobblestone street that has been part of Kensington’s rich creative history for over a hundred years. By hosting the Trenton Avenue Arts Festival, EKNA continues that tradition.