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Art in the Park returns to Huntington Beach

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Hayley June, left, and Sherry Gonzalez paint water color paintings during the 2nd Annual Art in the Park Festival at Triangle Park in Huntington Beach on Saturday, August 26.   (Scott Smeltzer / Daily Pilot )
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Liz Sagui from Long Beach works ona paiting during the 2nd Annual Art in the Park Festival at Triangle Park in Huntington Beach on Saturday, August 26.   (Scott Smeltzer / Daily Pilot )
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Alexa and Alana Fiocchi look at a surfboard mosaic from artist Nadean O’Brien during the 2nd Annual Art in the Park Festival at Triangle Park in Huntington Beach on Saturday, August 26.   (Scott Smeltzer / Daily Pilot )
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Sabrina Lentini sings during the 2nd Annual Art in the Park Festival at Triangle Park in Huntington Beach on Saturday, August 26.   (Scott Smeltzer / Daily Pilot )
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A “Lady Sculpture” from Susan Turner which is made from repurpised materials is on display during the 2nd Annual Art in the Park Festival at Triangle Park in Huntington Beach on Saturday, August 26.   (Scott Smeltzer / Daily Pilot )
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Travis Parker, 4, Wesley Parker, 7, make coffee filter tie dye art projects during the 2nd Annual Art in the Park Festival at Triangle Park in Huntington Beach on Saturday, August 26.   (Scott Smeltzer / Daily Pilot )
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Miguel Borbolla’s art is on display at the 2nd Annual Art in the Park Festival at Triangle Park in Huntington Beach on Saturday, August 26.   (Scott Smeltzer / Daily Pilot )
By Ben BrazilStaff Writer 
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Local amateur art was on display at Triangle Park in Huntington Beach on Saturday as part of the second annual Art in the Park festival.

Dozens flocked to the park and the nearby Huntington Beach Art Center at 538 Main St. to view the artwork while enjoying live music and food.

A presentation was also given by the designers of the movie “Moana,” Rika Traxler and James Finch.

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Ben Brazil is a former features writer for TimesOC who went on to work as a News Desk multiplatform editor for the Los Angeles Times. He previously covered Huntington Beach for the Daily Pilot. Before joining the Daily Pilot in September 2016, he was a reporter for City News Service, a Southern California-based news service. Brazil earned his bachelor’s degree in anthropology from UC Berkeley.

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