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Community Spring to host inaugural block party in downtown Gainesville on Saturday

Gainesville-based nonprofit Community Spring will host its inaugural block party Saturday, Oct. 3, in downtown Gainesville. Courtesy Community Spring
Gainesville-based nonprofit Community Spring will host its inaugural block party Saturday, Oct. 3, in downtown Gainesville.
Courtesy Community Spring
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The family-friendly event will run from noon to 5 p.m. at 218 NW Second Ave. and bring community members together for an afternoon of live music, food, local vendors and activities for children while celebrating Community Spring’s mission to disrupt the cycle of poverty and mass incarceration.

Attendees can enjoy live performances by The Confession Kids, The Wire Birds, PurpleKloud, FakksOnly, Jordan Murcher Burchel and Sam Moss.

The event will also feature food trucks and sweet treats, vendors selling art, jewelry, clothing and baked goods, and a kids zone with special appearances by the Gainesville Circus Center, face painters, Joy Fairy Hair and others. Alcoholic and nonalcoholic beverages will also be available.

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The event is sponsored by the Gainesville Community Reinvestment Area, Visit Gainesville, Alachua County, Alta Printing, Reform Alliance, Gainesville Circus Center, Children’s Trust of Alachua County, GWP Therapy, Meridian Behavioral Health, Keller Williams Realty, McClave & Associates and Storydash.

Community Spring is a grassroots economic justice nonprofit based in Gainesville. The organization focuses on the intersection of poverty and the carceral system, citing its experience with mass incarceration as both a cause and effect of poverty.

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