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Jim McConlogue paints a coastal scene at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
Jim McConlogue paints a coastal scene at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
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Photos: Thousands attend 20th annual LeucadiART Walk

by Cameron Adams0

The Leucadia 101 Mainstreet Association estimated that about 8,000 people attended the LeucadiART Walk on Aug. 30 along North Coast Highway 101.

More than 100 artists, including painters, craftspeople, potters and musicians, participated in the daylong event. Local bands provided live music, while vendors served food throughout the day.

Attendees at LeucadiART Walk. Photos by Cameron Adams
Attendees at LeucadiART Walk. Photos by Cameron Adams
An artist at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
An artist at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
A musician performs on Aug. 30 during the 20th annual LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
A musician performs on Aug. 30 during the 20th annual LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
An artist works on a piece as part of LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
An artist works on a piece as part of LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
A band plays at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
A band plays at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
Attendees at LeucadiART Walk. Photos by Cameron Adams
Attendees at LeucadiART Walk. Photos by Cameron Adams
A School of Rock band plays LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
A School of Rock band plays LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
A woman takes a selfie as a band plays at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
A woman takes a selfie as a band plays at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
Open air trolley makes a stop at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
An open-air trolley stops at LeucadiART Walk. Photo by Cameron Adams
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Cameron Adams is a reporter for The Coast News, covering Encinitas and Carlsbad. A North County native, Cameron returned from Maryland where he covered agriculture and development for the Frederick News-Post. He also received a master's degree from American University and interned at the Washington Post. Cameron is passionate about local journalism's role in building strong communities and is proud to be part of The Coast News team.

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