Photoville Festival returns through the fall after pandemic halt
The exhibition is celebrating 10 years of bringing free art to parks and public spaces.
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Sep 18, 2021, 12:19 AM
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Updated 945 days ago
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8h agoThe Photoville Festival is back in all five boroughs after the coronavirus pandemic prompted some changes to the annual event, but organizers promise incredible works of art.
The exhibition is celebrating 10 years of bringing free art to parks and public spaces.
The exhibition kicks off on Saturday.
News 12’s Katie Vasquez details more on the community-filled event that includes games, food and music that will run through the fall.
