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Brush to canvas: SHINE and other art news

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The upcoming SHINE mural festival in St. Petersburg is set to celebrate its 10th anniversary, commencing this Friday. This festival is pivotal for the local arts scene, showcasing large-scale murals that beautify the city and engage the community. However, the event faces setbacks due to recent storms, including Helene and Milton, which raised concerns about its schedule. Festival director Jenee Priebe remains hopeful that the festival will proceed as planned, emphasizing its resilience and importance.

SHINE not only provides a platform for artists but also fosters community interaction and cultural appreciation. As the festival attracts both local and international talent, it underscores St. Petersburg’s commitment to the arts. Visitors can expect a vibrant atmosphere filled with creativity and collaboration. The festival promises to leave a lasting impact on the city’s landscape and community ties.

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