On March 3, the Hillcrest Walk in ART will be returning from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. with a new mural.
Art fans can unite once again when the Walk in ART event returns to Hillcrest for the first time this winter next Thursday.Walk in ART is an immersive event that allows attendees to walk through Hillcrest’s Mural Alley to see street art, fashion, crafts and home decor. The monthly event returns on March 3 from 5 p.m. to 10 p.m. after a brief hiatus this winter, organizers said.
“ART” is an acronym for allyship, resilience and truth. Organizers said the event was developed to create a welcoming environment for all, celebrating unity, inclusion and diverse voices throughout the community of San Diego. The event kicks off at 4 p.m. with the unveiling of the new mural at the corner of 6th and University Ave. The mural is over 170 feet long and will be the starting point for the Walk in ART.
“After a brief hiatus during the winter, Walk in ART returns with a new format and energy. Come and celebrate our newest mural,” Executive Director of the Hillcrest Business Association, Benjamin Nicholls, said in a press release. The unveiling will feature speakers discussing the mural including representatives from the Hillcrest Business Association, muralist Jason Gould, local politicians and spokespeople from AT&T who funded the mural.
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