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Arts group leaves multi-cultural ‘IMPRINT’ on Surprise

West Valley Arts Council fosters cultural, artistic expression

Posted 3/16/23

Cultural and artistic expression was on display March 11 as people from throughout the Valley convened in Surprise to share their talents at the IMPRINT Festival, featuring dancers, musicians and artists of all ages.

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