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Media Advisory: May 1, 2025 |
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MA #05 01 25
Contact:
Rachel Davis, Deputy PIO
408-598-5072
rdavis@sunnyvale.ca.gov
CITY OF SUNNYVALE CELEBRATES
40 YEARS OF HANDS ON THE ARTS FESTIVAL
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WHAT:
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The City of Sunnyvale is proud to announce the 40th Annual Hands on the Arts Festival. This children’s festival is a long-standing tradition celebrating Sunnyvale’s diversity through art from around the world. Participants will enjoy arts and crafts workshops led by professional artists, roving performers, and food booths.
The festival is free for all attendees and staffed by volunteers, many of whom attended the event as children. Limited parking is available, and there will be a Bike Valet on site. For more information, visit Hands on the Arts webpage.
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Saturday, May 3, 2025
10 a.m. - 3 p.m.
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WHERE: |
Sunnyvale Community Center
550 E. Remington Drive
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*Jesus Raygoza, Superintendent of Recreation Services will be available for interviews on Friday, May 2 upon request, and on site at the event on Saturday. Press may collect broll at the event.
Photos from previous Hands on the Arts can be found here.
About the City of Sunnyvale
Sunnyvale is the heart of Silicon Valley. With a population of 157,566, Sunnyvale is the seventh largest city in the Bay Area. We’re a center of technology and innovation, but also a town of quiet family neighborhoods, strong schools and a diverse community of people. The city has 23 parks; facilities for golf, tennis and swimming; a library; and an arts complex. Sunnyvale’s historic downtown is home to a variety of local eateries and merchants, hosts frequent art festivals, concerts and a year-round farmers’ market. Sunnyvale has almost 8,000 local businesses that provide a rich mixture of goods and services, including many icons in tech, manufacturing, retail and R&D.
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