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Color Spreads as Downtown Street Art Project Builds Momentum

Days after kickoff, a once-gray intersection is transforming as volunteers return to fill it with color.
PATRICIA MARTELLOTTI
Days after kickoff, a once-gray intersection is transforming as volunteers return to fill it with color.

SANTA BARBARA, Calif. (KEYT) - A once-gray downtown intersection is quickly transforming into a vibrant public art display just days after its kickoff.

Volunteers have returned steadily, filling the crossroads of Carrillo and State Streets in bold colors as the mural pushes past the halfway mark.

The project is already drawing crowds and boosting foot traffic, with shoppers stopping to watch and take photos.

Volunteers and community members describe a growing sense of energy as the artwork comes to life, turning the space into both a destination and a shared community experience.

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