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DENVER, CO – July 3: Sang Choi, from Utah, shows off artwork to a perspective buyer Friday, July 3, 2015 at the Cherry Creek Arts Festival in Denver, Colorado. The annual arts festival is celebrating it’s 25th anniversary with another year of artists varying across mediums as well as states showing off their best works. Over 300,000 are expected to visit this weekend to look at the works of 260 different artist. (Photo By Brent Lewis/The Denver Post) 
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Saturday-Monday. From tonight’s opening gala featuring Denver first lady Mary Louise Lee to the last notes of jazz-rock fusion on Monday’s main stage concert, the 26th annual Cherry Creek Arts Festival is hoping to draw another 350,000 people to its long weekend of art exhibits, boutique street food, live performances and kid’s activities. At least 250 national and international artists (from a submission pool of 2,000) will exhibit and be judged for their work this year, alongside the usual summer festival offerings like plenty of food/drink and family-friendly entertainment. July 2-4 in the Cherry Creek North Shopping District, from 2nd to 3rd Avenues on the six streets between Clayton and Steele Streets.
