TriArt San Pedro Fest Preview Set for LA Waterfront Summer Festival Tomorrow

By: Tyler Peterson Aug. 03, 2013

This weekend, to celebrate the 135th anniversary of the city of San Pedro, the free LA Waterfront Summer Festival wil present a preview of the upcoming San Predro Tri Art Festival. Besides outside activities for two days, you can see a short preview of several of the dance groups on Sunday at 3 pm at People's Place, 365 W 6th St San Pedro 90731. Featured this week are Viva Panama/ Victor Grimaldo and Louise Reichlin/ LA Choreographers & Dancers.

An announcement for dance and music groups at this year's SAN PEDRO ♥ TRI ART Festival will be made next week. It's a free family event of dance, music & crafts in the Ports O'Call Village on the waterfront!

This will be its 7th year, the 3rd at this beautiful outside location on September 21 and 22.

Last year the Dance component included 16 professional and 6 pre-professional companies from all over the Southland.

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