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Laguna Beach, California
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In 1965, local artists created the festival as a protest against the Laguna Beach Art Association's exclusive policies.
The festival grounds are covered with sawdust to give it a rustic, earthy feel and to keep the dust down.
Many artists have been participating for generations, passing down their creative legacies.
Over 200 local artists display their unique creations annually, making it a vibrant hub of creativity.
Visitors can watch live glassblowing demonstrations, a mesmerizing art form that dates back centuries.
It's the festival's own bar, offering refreshing drinks and live music to keep the vibes lively.
The Sawdust Art Festival is committed to sustainability, using recycled materials and eco-conscious practices.
Since its inception in 1965, the festival has become a beloved summer tradition in Laguna Beach.
The festival offers workshops where visitors can learn various art techniques from seasoned artists.
The festival grounds are designed to resemble a quaint village, with artist booths crafted from natural materials.
