Inspired local artists beautify Escondido!

In recent years, locals artists, many of whom belong to the Escondido Art Association, have been working diligently to beautify Escondido. Some of these artists were on hand yesterday during the Cinco de Mayo event in Grape Day Park!

A variety of community projects have been undertaken by these inspired artists. You might recall a blog post in 2020 during the COVID pandemic. Concrete barriers along Grand Avenue were colorfully painted by Beautify Escondido. Later, an alley south of Grand Avenue would turn into an amazing outdoor gallery, featuring the murals of Esco Alley Art.

Suzanne Nicolaisen (aka Zanniki), one of the leaders of these efforts, was present at the Cinco de Mayo festival. She and others were showcasing their artwork, painting live, and promoting the beautification of Escondido.

Not only does creativity flow from these generous artists, but expanding ripples of happiness and positivity. They are true community heroes!

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Richard Schulte

Downtown San Diego has been my home for many years. My online activities reflect my love for writing, blogging, walking and photography.

3 thoughts on “Inspired local artists beautify Escondido!”

  1. My goodness, Richard, you did it again. You never cease to amaze me with your love for art and culture. Thank you for always sharing your experiences!

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  2. Wonderful photos Richard, A real bonanza. I left you a facebook PM re: a gallery exhibit I thought might interest in Golden Hill. 

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