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Artsfest was amazing! Artsfest - the UK's largest free arts festival took place at the weekend. There was a real buzz to the city - and we caught it in pictures.

	Artsfest at the Mac : see the pictures
	Flora Light Women's Challenge
	Katlama at the Mac




	DANCING IN THE STREETS				MAC PICTURES

		Hina and Co bring Asian Dance to Artsfest . They'll perform Roshnee, an exciting, stylish, sexy show.				Artsfest at the Mac in Cannon Hill Park - this year it was bigger than ever. See also: Katlama Katlama!




	ARE YOU MIZUNDASTUD?				MAD HAIR CREATIONS

		Nu Century Art, an African Caribbean theatre group, perform a play about the lifestyle of black teenagers.				Osadia create sculptural hair masterpieces on volunteers as part of their live show.




	AN ARTSFEST VOLUNTEER				TRIO GITANO

		if you love the arts, being a volunteer at Artsfest is a great way to get involved. Gaynor tells us what it's like.				Trio Gitano talk about their gypsy influenced Spanish Jazz music. Listen to their Latin sounds here.




	ARTSFEST EVENTS				ACE YOUTH DANCE

		For a full listing of all Artsfest events and venues, check out the official Artsfest 2003 website.				A group of talented young people, all 9 and 22 years old, form ACE Youth Dance. See their video's here.


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