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Art Walk Fort Myers
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Art Walk Fort Myers

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Monthly Art Walk in downtown Fort Myers attracts locals from all over the area. (Juliana Bendeck / WGCU)
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North Fort Myers Academy of the Arts performs songs from "Beetle Juice Jr." (Juliana Bendeck / WGCU)
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Schools from all over Lee County had the opportunity to display art at the Art Walk. (Juliana Bendeck / WGCU)
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Samantha Maddox conducted South Fort Myers High School's Jazz Band as they played songs from pop culture and Latin culture. (Julianna Bendeck / WGCU)
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North Fort Myers Academy of the Arts performs songs from "Beetle Juice Jr." (Julianna Bendeck / WGCU)
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Schools from all over Lee County had the opportunity to display art at the Art Walk. (Julianna Bendeck / WGCU)
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North Fort Myers Academy of the Arts performs songs from "Beetle Juice Jr." (Julianna Bendeck / WGCU)
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North Fort Myers Academy of the Arts performs songs from "Beetle Juice Jr." (Julianna Bendeck / WGCU)
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Bonita Springs High School's Interact Club sells pottery and snacks to fund volunteer projects in the community. (Julianna Bendeck / WGCU )
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Students from Buckingham Exceptional Student Center have the opportunity to create art as a part of their education. (Juliana Bendeck / WGCU)
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South Fort Myers High School's Color Guard performs at the Art Walk. (Juliana Bendeck / WGCU)
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The Art Walk featured displays from different community organizations and schools. (Julianna Bendeck / WGCU)
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