City Market returns to the Everson Plaza
The plaza will be an open-air flea market, including vintage and antique vendors, local artisans, live musicians, food trucks, and access to free docent tours and art activities inside the Everson Museum of Art.
The Everson Museum of Art will continue to provide pay-what-you-wish admission on event days.
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It will also align its activities to offer art-making studios and docent tours within the museum, which will provide additional access to other activities and an air-conditioned place of rest for event-goers.
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