On July 30, head on out to Sunset on Sierra to experience the streets of Fontana completely car-free! Enjoy art, music and more at the Fontana Arts Festival as you bike, walk, skate or play along Sierra and the surrounding streets. Connect to this open streets event on foot or by bike, from the Pacific Electric Trail or by the Metrolink train.
Sunset on Sierra runs through the evening, from 5 pm -10 pm, with live performances and local artisans as part of the Fontana Arts Festival (at Spring and Sierra). The Fontana Arts Festival will take place in Downtown Fontana on Sierra Avenue between Seville Avenue and Orange Way in conjunction with the Sunset on Sierra event. The festival kicks off at 5:00 pm and continues until 10:00 pm. The captivating programming will feature a 3D Chalk Art display, a 3D Glow in the Dark booth, live on stage musical performances by The Jay Leno Show opening band, Soulville, saxophonist Justin Klunk, Afro-Latin band QUITAPENAS, muralist Armani Carter, children’s programming, free interactive art activities, caricature and balloon artists and more! Come experience art, music and more at the Fontana Arts Festival as you bike, walk, skate and play along Sierra Avenue. Don’t forget to mark this date on your calendar and add this fun-filled creative experience to your passport to adventure in Fontana!
Check out Saturday’s schedule of activities to help you plan your day!
Stop by the Omnitrans booth and celebrate their 40th anniversary as San Bernardino’s public transportation agency
Grab a bite at the food court, hosting local food trucks and vendors
Check out Steve’s Machine’s interactive spin art workshop
Watch one of Action Park Alliance‘s skate demos
Enjoy live music from local bands with KaoticRadio.com‘s stage, and Cherp’s Cocktails serving drinks nearby
Don’t miss this year’s Fontana Arts Festival and Sunset on Sierra
And much, much more!
For more information, visit: www.gohumansocal.org/sunsetonsierra
The City of Fontana will be installing temporary improvements on July 30th that make it easier, safer and more enjoyable for people to walk and bike. The improvements include showcasing protected bike lanes onArrow Blvd for the day (bike lanes that are physically separated from vehicle traffic), as well as temporary street furniture (including shaded places to sit and relax), parklets (small parks that extend the sidewalk), and safety improvements.
Come and experience what these changes feel like and share your feedback on what you would like your streets to look like and feel like permanently!