9th Annual "Race for the Arts" Fun Run/Walk 5K run and Fitness Walk
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Friday, August 24 2007, 6:00pm - 9:00pm
9th Annual "Race for the Arts" Fun Run/Walk 5K run and Fitness Walk Exercise, entertainment and plenty of fun are provided by the 9th Annual Race. Race or walk and be entertained throughout the race course by costumed characters musicians, artists & dancers. Raise funds for ANY California nonprofit visual, performing andor cultural arts organizations, or school music, drama and art programs. 100 percent of pledge monies benefit your designated organization. Pledges are not a requirement of the Race but what a way to raise awareness and funds for your organizations6:00 p.m. Children's 1/2 mile (8 & younger); 6:15 p.m. Children's 1 mile (ages 8-12); 6:45 p.m. 5 Km Run/Walk Start Crocker Park, 3rd & O Streets $22 if postmarked by August 10th (Children 12 & younger $10); $27 thereafter (Children12 & younger $15) www.raceforthearts.com For more information contact: (916) 933-4056
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