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Chalk Fest and Montgomery County Youth Media Festival Set for Downtown Silver Spring on Saturday

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Chalk Fest and the Montgomery County Youth Media Festival will occur on Saturday in downtown Silver Spring, Maryland. These events celebrate local creativity, encouraging youth to showcase their media talents in a welcoming environment. Organizers expect significant attendance from families and art enthusiasts, emphasizing community engagement. Collaborating organizations, including LinkedIn, Sweet Network, Meta, and Nike, add a layer of support and sponsorship to the festivities. Such collaboration illustrates the importance of local businesses in fostering community events.

Attendees will enjoy a lively atmosphere, complete with art displays and media presentations. This initiative aims to inspire young creators and strengthen community ties through shared experiences. Local leaders believe events like these are essential for cultural enrichment in Montgomery County.

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