The Crucible’s 9th Annual Fire Arts Festival

by Scott Beale on July 13, 2009 · 2 comments

The Crucible presents the 9th Annual Fire Arts Festival July 15-18 in Oakland.

Each July The Crucibles Fire Arts Festival celebrates creativity through fire and light with a spectacular open-air exhibition of interactive fire art, performance and the largest collection of outdoor fire sculpture on the West Coast. The Fire Arts Festival is our major fundraising event, and proceeds benefit The Crucibles arts education programs for youth and adults. Youll be dwarfed by gigantic sculptures, get hands-on with interactive installations, and experience an eye-popping array of cutting edge fire sculpture and art from the all over the country. Each evening, fire performers will awe and amaze the most discerning pyrophile and you’ll be dazzled by incredible music and dance performances. It’s the must-see event of the summer.

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1 Ed July 13, 2009 at 11:29 am

Interpretive Arson will be there with 2pir!

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2 Freddy Hahne July 13, 2009 at 12:00 pm

The Flamethrower Shooting Gallery has been installed. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l0Zz-yj_wxw&feature=player_embedded

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