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Participants at last year’s Luncheon on the Grass event paint on the children’s art wall at Lions Park in Norman. PHOTO PROVIDED
3rd Luncheon on the Grass to be followed by concert
NORMAN — The third annual Luncheon on the Grass, featuring a picnic, art activities and the unveiling of new public art, will be from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Sunday at Lions Park, 450 S Flood Ave. Participants should bring their own food and drinks, but free snow cones will be provided. The event is a collaboration of the Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art, Firehouse Art Center, Jacobson House Native Art Center and the Norman Arts Council.
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